Ketubah

Israel’s Chief Rabbinate Council has approved a decision setting a minimum ketubah amount of 36,000 shekels and a maximum of 360,000 shekels. The move is intended to prevent “imaginary ketubot” with no financial backing.

A stranger’s ketubah appeared in one of her moving boxes, and weeks of searching led nowhere. Then an unexpected phone call connected all the pieces.

A thousand-year-old ketubah written by Rabbeinu Gershom provides an extraordinary window into the life of the legendary Torah scholar known as the Light of the Exile.

From humble beginnings to a lifelong mission of bringing Psalms, faith, and color into Jewish homes and public spaces worldwide

Essential Guidelines on Handling Marriage Documents and Replacement Procedures

What a husband signs in the ketubah doesn’t stay on the wall. As Rabbi Dan Tiomkin teaches, it shows up in daily life, shaping love, respect, and harmony at home.