When to Say a Blessing After Eating or Drinking: The Halachic Guide
Understanding measurements, time limits, and practical halacha for food, beverages, coffee, soup, and chewing gum
All Articles ByResponsa of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef
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When a Thief Wants to Repent: The Surprising Halacha of Returning Stolen Goods
How Jewish law balances justice, compassion, and true teshuvah (repentance)
Are Strikes Allowed in Jewish Law? The Halachic Basis for Labor Protests
Understanding when unions may strike, when it is forbidden, and how classic halachic sources guide modern worker rights
Does an Electric Kettle Need Immersion in a Mikvah? Halachic Rulings Explained
Learn whether an electric kettle requires tevilah (immersion) according to Jewish law, and practical solutions to avoid damage while remaining halachically compliant
Women, Weapons, and Halacha: When Is It Permitted?
Gender clothing laws, community norms, and exceptions for security and self-defense
When to Say HaTov VeHaMeitiv: Guide to the Blessing on a Second Wine
The halachic conditions for reciting HaTov VeHaMeitiv — types of wine, timing, intent, meal requirements, and more
The Secret Power of Segulot: What Judaism Really Says About Spiritual Remedies and Hidden Blessings
The authentic meaning of segulot in Jewish tradition — how small acts can unlock divine channels of blessing, and how to tell true spiritual practices from modern-day superstition
Can a Non-Jew Cook in a Kosher Restaurant?
Understanding the laws of Bishul Akum, why kosher restaurants employ non-Jewish chefs, and how their food remains kosher
Can a Woman Wear Makeup on Shabbat?
Understanding the laws of coloring and smoothing on Shabbat, what types of makeup are permitted, and which are strictly forbidden
