From Housewife to Torah Leader: The Story of Rebbetzin Miriam
How one remarkable woman, raised among scholars, became the head of a medieval yeshiva in Speyer
Yehosef Yaavetz
26.02.25 | 12:14
How one remarkable woman, raised among scholars, became the head of a medieval yeshiva in Speyer
Yehosef Yaavetz
26.02.25 | 12:14
Why are women exempt from time-bound positive mitzvot (commandments) like tefillin, tzitzit, and sukkah? Does this imply that women are not as important as men? 10 important points to consider
Moriah Chen
16.01.23 | 08:52
Why is it necessary to separate challah, and what makes the performance of this mitzvah so special?
Yuval Golden
12.12.22 | 12:32
From defying Pharaoh to nurturing a nation, Miriam had a timeless impact on the past, present, and future of the Jewish people
Naama Green
21.12.21 | 16:06
Learn Why Assertiveness Is Not Selfish and How It Strengthens Relationships
Bat Sheva Adler
24.02.20 | 14:48
Understanding the emotional load on new mothers, recognizing when it’s more than just baby blues, and the importance of early intervention and self-care
Shloy Waldman
05.01.20 | 12:45
With International Women's Day approaching, singer Din Din Aviv shares a powerful feminine perspective on her place in the religious world, the right 'to be created as He wishes,' and her special women's performances which embody a 'positive and genuine liberation point.'
שירה דאבוש (כהן)
28.02.18 | 15:30
Sarah, Rebecca, and Rachel our matriarchs? Miriam, the sister of Moses or perhaps Deborah the Prophetess - with whom does Noa Yaron Dayan identify more than all? "Our women are all tremendous," she replies. "Their blessings are tough, and they are strong even in their weaknesses. They all put up a profound fight to any modern feminist."
שירה דאבוש (כהן)
06.03.17 | 16:53
"Prayers reach the Heavenly Throne and take effect—it's a fact," says Rebbetzin Shoshana Malul about challah blessing evenings. Learn how to welcome blessings into your home.
שירה דאבוש (כהן)
22.05.14 | 00:00
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