Atalyah’s Reign of Terror: The Queen Who Nearly Ended a Dynasty
A descendant of Achav and Izevel, Atalyah seized the throne of Yehudah through murder and idolatry, only to be overthrown by a hidden heir and Divine promise
All Articles ByHidabroot
Found 1074 results:
Last Articles
A Grandfather’s Final Wish: Please Put On My Tefillin
A grandfather’s message from the afterlife teaches the timeless value of the mitzvah of tefillin.
Which Blessing Comes First? Wheat, Barley, and the Fruits of the Holy Land
A practical guide to the order of brachot on foods, and the spiritual reasons behind these 'mundane' aspects of our lives
Making Blessings on Wine and Other Drinks: Your Practical Jewish Guide
When does a brachah on wine cover other drinks? Which after-blessings do we recite, and why? All this and more in an easy-to-follow guide
Vows in Jewish Law: When Are Good Intentions Worse Than No Intentions At All?
Committing to something and not following through is a very serious matter in the eyes of the Torah. How can we avoid turning commitments into vows that must not be broken?
Honoring One's Parents: How to Speak, Where to Stand, and More
If your father asks for your opinion, may you give it? What if you disagree? A guide to avoiding showing disrespect in this most important of mitzvot
Kosher Wine in Everyday Life: From Kiddush to Cocktail Parties
Why is wine handled by a non-Jew not kosher? What should you do at an office party where alcohol is being served? Clear guidance for common dilemmas
Paying Wages on Time: How Torah Law Applies to Everyday Life
Why timely payment matters in hiring, renting, parenting, and more
Tzedakah: Much More Than Charity
It's not just what you do; it's also the way that you do it
The Beginner's Guide: Why Do We Wear Tzitzit?
The mitzvah of tzitzit is among the Torah's most significant commands, comparable to all mitzvot.
The Beginner's Guide: How to Observe Shabbat
Lighting shabbat candles and its impact on the home.
Why Loving Every Jew Is So Essential to Our Healing
The Chofetz Chaim teaches the value of loving every Jew and how healing begins with letting go of needless hatred.
Amen: When, How, and Why
Rules and reasons for responding to brachot
Watch: Adi Leon Visits the Rabbi Who Studied "Guarding the Tongue" 150 Times
Nir Kapatan meets Rabbi Nitzan Reuven, who has studied the Chafetz Chaim's book 150 times. Adi Leon joins the study session.
When the Headmaster Entered the Classroom and Told the Teacher the News, It Almost Happened Again
What did the teacher regret most when a thief broke into his house? And why did the teacher's wife call the Talmud Torah?
Shalom Bayit and Honoring Parents: Torah Guidelines for Married Women
How Jewish law prioritizes a wife's home obligations and harmony while preserving the mitzvah of kibbud av va'eim
Caring for Elderly Parents According to Jewish Law
Practical Torah Guidance on elder care, the obligations of adult children, and when nursing homes are an appropriate consideration
The Torah Draws a Line: No Hitting, No Excuses
Striking a fellow Jew violates Torah law, even if you were wronged. Striking one's parent is a capital offense
'Do Not Curse the Deaf': The Torah’s Surprising Law About Speech
What this unusual verse teaches about how we speak, even when we're alone and no one will ever know what we said
Why Does the Torah Pronounce a Curse on Someone Who Disrespects His Parents?
Sometimes, it's those who we feel closest to who are treated worst by us. Following the Torah's commandments enables us to balance love with respect
