Q&A: Afterlife, Converts & Spiritual Roles
Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz
Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz
Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz
Rabbi Yitzchak Botton
How the Torah’s mysterious laws of tzara’at unveil a deeper message about spiritual healing, divine connection, and the restoration of human essence
Yehosef Yaavetz
07.05.25 | 09:57
Discover how the daily act of washing hands supports emotional balance, reduces stress, and reflects timeless principles of purity and wellness.
Yitzhak Eitan
06.05.25 | 08:40
Faced with a nobleman’s request to sell pork, a Jewish innkeeper turned to halacha and found an answer through the Chatam Sofer
Yehosef Yaavetz
04.05.25 | 08:17
A look at his Torah leadership, extraordinary humility, and heartwarming acts of kindness
Yonatan Halevi
18.03.25 | 10:32
If four people sit down on a bench and it collapses, must they pay damages? We bring you the answer from France, one thousand years ago...
Yehosef Yaavetz
28.01.25 | 09:14
How did Jews in ancient times observe Shabbat while voyaging on the high seas?
Yehosef Yaavetz
21.01.25 | 09:03
Rabbi Yaakov HaLevi from Mirevelles was a scholarly sage and one of the Tosafists. Yet, remarkably, he had the gift of kabbalistic wisdom and was able to ask questions in Jewish Law from the heavens and receive answers.
Yosef Yabece
01.01.25 | 10:55
Fascinating insights gleaned from a wedding in Prague 250 years ago
Yehosef Yaavetz
28.12.24 | 20:43
On a sleepy Shabbat morning, Leah Gontchevsky woke up a little later than usual. Just the previous eve, her wedding with Yitzik Neuberg had taken place. She glanced at the bed beside hers only to find it empty. Where was her groom?
Yosef Yabece
10.11.24 | 09:13
Understanding the halachic and spiritual structure of the prayer, and how it focuses us on the centrality of the Land of Israel in our lives
Yonatan Halevi
07.11.24 | 14:13
What do olives and eggs have to do with mitzvah observance?
Yehosef Yaavetz
03.11.24 | 09:50
Clarifying a common misconception
Yehosef Yaavetz
06.10.24 | 10:40
Discover how the laws of the captive woman, the ancient monument, and Amalek reveal the Torah’s living spirit — unchanging in truth, yet ever relevant to the challenges of each generation
Yehosef Yaavetz
16.09.24 | 10:56
From banning polygamy to honoring privacy, the teachings of Rabbeinu Gershom still shape Jewish life a thousand years later
Yehosef Yaavetz
14.08.24 | 09:14
The surprising origins of the Hebrew word “keren” — from Temple charity horns and ancient gazelle messengers to its modern use for financial funds and spiritual reward
Yehosef Yaavetz
17.06.24 | 09:31
Discover the ancient Torah principle that “taste is like substance” — and how it continues to shape modern kosher supervision
Yehosef Yaavetz
16.06.24 | 10:44
How a humble Torah giant responded to a public challenge with dignity, brilliance, and breathtaking mastery of Jewish law
Naama Green
29.05.24 | 12:15