Jewish Law

Respecting the property and rights of others forms the basis of a just and tranquil society

The Torah commandment to give tzedakah has the power to transform us into compassionate people -- and to transform the entire world

Implementing Torah guidance to build a better world

You want to blame them when you should be blaming yourself -- here's why

What can you do for someone who's ill? More than you realize...

A practical guide to helping young couples establish a Jewish home

If you find someone's diamond ring, you must do your utmost to find the owner. What if you find someone's most precious belonging - their soul - lost and floundering?

Rambam tells us that 'our inside should be like our outside'

Meaningful ways of showing gratitude and respect toward those who raised you

The elderly as well as Torah scholars are deserving of our respect; this inspires us to emulate them

Jewish laws that prohibit exploitation in all circumstances

A guide to overcoming negative feelings and practicing love and forgiveness

How can we merit Divine protection? By reaffirming our covenant with Hashem

A concise guide to what is permitted and what is forbidden

Providing interest-free loans is greater than giving tzedakah. Read on to find out why

Bring fresh spiritual air into your life on a constant basis

The Torah prohibition of humiliating others and the harsh punishment for those who do so

Learn about the situations in which this mitzvah applies

One can say 'no' without disrespecting others

What kinds of obstacles is the Torah talking about?

Ideas for those wondering, 'What can I do to help bring the hostages home?'

A practical guide to fulfilling this mitzvah and caring for the vulnerable

The compassion we offer to newcomers is a sign that we are Hashem's holy people

First impressions deserve a second chance, because you never know what challenges other people face

A practical guide to guarding against forbidden speech and focusing on the positive

The Torah teaches us that verbal abuse is worse than inflicting financial damage. Read on to find out why

A common ethical dilemma: Is it acceptable to hold your place in line while stepping away?

What can a person do if someone else's loud praying doesn't allow him to focus?

We may eat vegetables freely as they have no feelings, but when we eat animals, we absorb their spiritual characteristics (and who wants to be like a pig?)

Not so long ago, a person who insulted someone in public would be ostracized until he made amends. How far have we fallen...