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I wanted to ask about kippahs: Is a kippah something holy? If it falls, do I need to kiss it? And is there reward for wearing a kippah? Does it make a difference which kippah I wear (black, knitted, a...

King Solomon said: "Fortunate is the person who always fears." I know that our Sages explained that this refers to matters of halacha, in which a person must fear. Are there other explanations that an...

It is written in the Book of Solomon that Solomon said: four things are beyond me, and I did not know their way: the way of the eagle in the heavens, the way of the eagle on the rocks, the way of a ma...

Hello, I define myself as a traditional person. I find it very difficult to observe Shabbat, but I keep some things, like: not writing, not lighting a fire... However, I do not observe anything regard...

Shalom, I would like an explanation of the statement in Tractate Sukkah 53a: "It was said about Hillel the Elder that when he was happy at the Simchat Beit Hashoeva, he said: 'If I am here, everything...

After surviving a terrifying accident that nearly cost him his eyesight, a young man made a life-changing commitment that inspired thousands. More than a year later, an unexpected moment on the radio...

Do you need to make separate blessings on meat, fish, vegetables, olives, or other foods after reciting Hamotzi? Explore the halachic rules governing foods eaten during a bread meal, including differi...

Why did Lavan and Betuel initially agree to Rivka’s marriage, only to suddenly try to delay her departure? Discover a fascinating explanation of how Eliezer’s connection to Avraham gave his words extr...

What connects Sarah's passing, Avraham's purchase of the Cave of Machpelah, and Yitzchak's marriage to Rivkah? Discover three profound perspectives on Parashat Chayei Sarah that reveal the eternal sig...

Can being too self-reliant prevent us from connecting with Hashem? Discover how Avraham Avinu used an unexpected approach to teach his guests humility and gratitude, and why recognizing the limits of...