Jewish Holidays
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ArticleMay 1, 2024
Two Beginnings of Creation: Why the World Was “Thought” in Nisan but Born in Tishrei
The deeper meaning behind Judaism’s two New Years — how Nisan symbolizes the world of divine ideal and springtime renewal, while Tishrei reflects the world of human struggle, effort, and judgment

ArticleOct 30, 2022
A Barbershop in Thailand Displays a "No Israelis Allowed" Sign
An Israeli tourist in Thailand encountered a sign at a barbershop stating: "No Israelis Allowed. Hope You Understand." She shared the image online, sparking mixed reactions.

ArticleSep 19, 2021
Creative Sukkah Decorations: Ideas to Dazzle Your Guests
This year, make your Sukkah the talk of the town! With these easy-to-follow tutorials, you can transform your Sukkah while enjoying a delightful activity for both kids and adults.

ArticleFeb 2, 2018
Mourning Laws Around the Festivals: A Beginner’s Guide
No mourning is permitted on festivals, so what happens if a close relative passes away before one of the Yomim Tovim?

ArticleSep 13, 2017
Daily Halacha - Laws of Rosh Hashanah, 22 Elul 5777
Essential laws of Rosh Hashanah for observance - A daily guide featuring two halachot based on the rulings of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef zt"l

ArticleFeb 25, 2015
Tishrei: A Month of Majesty, Mercy, and New Beginnings
From the blast of the shofar to the joy of Simchat Torah, Tishrei is a sacred gateway to renewal and return

ArticleJan 19, 2014
The Miracles of Kislev: The Deeper Meaning of Chanukah and the Eternal Light of Redemption
From the Hasmonean victory to the teachings of the sages and modern-day miracles, discover how Chanukah's divine light continues to shine through exile, inspiring faith, courage, and the hope for ulti...

ArticleJul 1, 2026
A Glimpse of Redemption After Two Years in Captivity
As life returns to routine after the holidays, the miraculous return of the hostages offers a powerful glimpse of redemption, unwavering faith, and the hope that sustains the Jewish soul even in the d...

ArticleJun 13, 2024
Brooklyn's Heartwarming Torah Procession: A Tribute to the Victims
A moving gesture in Brooklyn's Jewish community: Just before the holiday, dozens gathered for a heartfelt singing ceremony, marking the dedication of a Torah scroll in memory of the victims, may their...

ArticleFeb 28, 2024
10 Things You Didn't Know About the Sin of the Golden Calf
Why doesn't the kohen gadol (high priest) enter the Holy of Holies on Yom Kippur in his golden garments? What was the sin of Yeravam the son of Nevat? Why were Jewish women given the holiday of Rosh C...

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