Jewish Law
Halacha: The Practical Application of Jewish Law
Making Time to Pray
There's no greater insult than telling someone, 'I don't have time for you.' So why do we insult Hashem?
Just One Mitzvah Can Change Your Life
True connection with Hashem can begin with just one small step
Yom Kippur Katan: A Mini Day of Atonement
A monthly opportunity to reflect, correct our course, and renew our connection with God and our fellow Jews
Three Torah Giants and a Broken Bench
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...
Isn't Forgiveness Wonderful? Not Always...
A lesson in business ethics from the Jews of 17th-century Germany
Shabbat On Board Ship
How did Jews in ancient times observe Shabbat while voyaging on the high seas?
Are adults obligated to pay for damage they caused as children?
Fascinating insights gleaned from a wedding in Prague 250 years ago
The Power of the Mezuzah: Faith, Protection, and Blessing at Your Doorway
Discover the deep meaning, laws, and spiritual benefits of the mezuzah — a timeless sign of God’s presence and love in every Jewish home
How to Turn Prayer into a Personal Experience
Nine ways to reconnect to Hashem from deep within
Why, When, and How We Pray for Rain in the Daily Amidah
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
Torah Measurements and the Width of a Finger
What do olives and eggs have to do with mitzvah observance?
How Far Should One Go to Avoid Hurting Someone's Feelings?
As always, the Torah supplies the guidance we need in our everyday lives
How Much Help Should We Provide to Neighbors?
Finding the balance between kindness and being taken advantage of when neighbors frequently ask for assistance
Your Friend Clinched a Bad Deal -- Should You Tell Him?
Tell the unvarnished truth or make someone happy or... is there a better way?
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