Amitai Chanaya
Sukkah VeLulav: The Meaning Behind a Beloved Sukkot Poem
Discover the history, symbolism, and spiritual themes of “Sukkah VeLulav Le’Am Segulah,” a traditional Sukkot hymn celebrating the sukkah, the Four Species, and the joy of the festival
Yonatan HaLevi
The Ramban’s Remarkable Promise About the Future Redemption
How can a short passage in the Torah encompass thousands of years of Jewish history? The Ramban reveals the extraordinary promise contained in the Song of Ha’azinu.
Yosef Yabece
“They Bow to the Dust of Their Feet”: Understanding Rashi’s Reference
What did Rashi mean by people who “bow to the dust of their feet”? Ancient Arabian beliefs and rituals may offer fascinating context for his words.
Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz
Q&A: Messiah, Tefillin & Free Will
Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz
Exploring Judaism's Most Misunderstood Practices
Rabbi Daniel Rowe
Debunking the Khazar Myth: The Truth About Jewish Origins
Amitai Chania
Is Being a “Good Person” Enough? The Pele Yoetz Explains
Doing nothing obviously wrong doesn’t necessarily mean we’re reaching our potential. A powerful Torah teaching challenges us to keep growing.
Rabbi Yaakov Asher Sinclair
Songs Stay Alive Long After Words Are Forgotten
Amitai Chanaya
When Good Intentions Count: A Powerful Talmudic Teaching
Yonatan HaLevi
What Truly Stays With Us? 5 Lessons From Rabbenu Yonah
Rabbi Asher Weiss
Torah Learning Is the Foundation of a Jewish Life
Hidabroot
Preparing for Rosh Hashanah: 2 Halachot for the Month of Elul
From Psalm 27 to answering Amen during a live Selichot broadcast, discover two practical halachot to help prepare for the High Holidays.
Yonatan HaLevi