Jewish Law

A guide to selecting food or items for friends and guests on Shabbat, with practical rulings from Yalkut Yosef and Yabia Omer

Learn the halachic guidelines for handling fish bones and fruit peels on Shabbat for immediate use

Is it okay to remove bad grapes or organize forks on Shabbat? Find out how borer applies to food and objects

Learn the halachic guidelines for draining corn or pickles on Shabbat, based on the rulings of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef

Learn the halacha of sorting mixed foods or items on Shabbat, with practical examples from Rabbi Ovadia Yosef’s rulings

Understand the halachic rules of cooking, baking, and using hot water on Shabbat, based on the rulings of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef

A clear and simple guide to warming cold liquids or food on Shabbat, without violating halacha

Discover the halachic guidelines for warming dry food with sauce and reheating liquids on Shabbat, based on Rabbi Ovadia Yosef's rulings

A helpful guide to sorting food and handling electricity mistakes on Shabbat, according to halacha

Understanding Shabbat laws for items like zip ties and bread bag twisties, based on the teachings of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef

Learn how Jewish law handles common cases of insects on Shabbat, including when safety or walking paths are affected

Even the greatest sinners are treated with respect after death, as man was created in the Divine image

A comprehensive halachic guide to Jewish funeral traditions, including honoring parents, reciting Psalms, giving charity, and the mitzvah of chesed shel emet.

A clear and simple explanation of when trapping pests is allowed, especially for comfort or to prevent harm

A warm, practical guide to handling unwanted insects in your home on Shabbat without breaking halacha

A helpful halachic guide for pet owners: what’s allowed when caring for animals on Shabbat and what’s not

Your guide to common winter halachot: prayer in the rain, umbrellas on Shabbat, and the deeper meaning of rainfall

Halachic guidance on watching over the dead, the prohibition of autopsy, reading Tehillim for protection, and maintaining dignity according to Jewish tradition

How to properly arrange your affairs, write a halachic will, ensure fairness and peace among heirs, and earn eternal merit through charity according to Torah law

When and how to confess, what is true repentance, and why Jewish law forbids hastening death

How compassion, prayer, and optimism uplift the sick — timeless lessons from Torah and the Sages on the power of faith and emotional strength in recovery

Why the sages warn against delaying repentance, the parable of the rich man and the beggar, and how true teshuvah begins with joy, sincerity, and action today

Why every deed matters, how God’s compassion allows for renewal, and how teshuvah transforms darkness into light

How even the smallest unpaid debt can disturb the soul, and why spiritual peace depends on complete integrity

Why only the kindness and good deeds we give away remain ours forever

Why money, status, and possessions fade — but kindness, faith, and moral deeds live on forever

What an ancient Jewish teaching can teach us about moral awareness, hidden actions, and living with honesty

How one act of faith and kindness showed that no mitzvah is small and no spiritual reward is ever lost

How every mitzvah is a divine treasure, and why being Jewish means living first-class in the journey of life

How to live with purpose, avoid distraction, and gather eternal treasures before the feast ends