Traditions

Practical halachic guidance on preparing for Shabbat, checking pockets, asking a non-Jew to work, and other everyday laws many people do not know

Creative, meaningful, and easy ideas to bring more joy, connection, and light into your home this holiday

Learn what the Haftarah is, how it began, and why it remains a meaningful part of the Shabbat reading each week.

From food safety and mezuzah rules to marriage, home hazards, and spiritual practices — discover clear, practical laws to guide everyday living with awareness and confidence

Discover the surprising history behind hamantaschen, and learn how this iconic treat got its unique name

A complete halachic guide to honoring a loved one’s yahrzeit, from setting the correct date to meaningful practices that elevate the soul year after year

Musa Berlin, 86, shares his deep connection to music and to the traditions of Mount Meron, where he has performed for decades. In a moving reflection, he speaks about the Meron tragedy and the lasting impact it continues to have on his heart.

Deborah Hazan and her family are working to rebuild Jewish life in northern Italy, opening their home and Shabbat table to Jews searching for connection. Through quiet dedication and faith, they are helping revive a community that once nearly disappeared.

When machine-made matzot were first introduced, they sparked a passionate halachic debate across Europe

An ancient Jewish community from India brought its faith, customs, and melodies to Israel