Shabbat

Understanding the laws of seasoning food on the holy day

Essential halachic guidelines for handling fruit juice on Shabbat

Essential Shabbat preparations - what's permitted when setting the table in advance?

Understanding the laws of selecting on Shabbat: When is it permitted to separate food items for others?

Understanding fish bone removal on Shabbat: What's allowed and what's not according to Jewish law

Learn valuable insights about sorting grapes and organizing cutlery on Shabbat from the rulings of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef

Practical halachic guidance for everyday situations: navigating food preparation on Shabbat according to Rabbi Ovadia Yosef's rulings

Essential Shabbat cooking rules: what's permitted and what's prohibited

Practical halachic guidance on Shabbat warming: what can and cannot be reheated

Understanding the rules of reheating foods with minimal liquid on Shabbat according to 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

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

Learn essential Jewish laws: discover whether spreading plastic sheets over clotheslines is permitted on Shabbat and other practical halachic rulings.

Building a temporary tent at home? Learn the halachic guidelines for creating structures on Shabbat

Essential Shabbat partition guidelines: When they're permitted and when they're forbidden

Learn practical Shabbat laws about opening food containers - your guide to everyday observance

Essential Shabbat home maintenance guidelines: When floor washing is allowed and how to handle plumbing issues during the holy day