Rosh Chodesh

A month without holidays, but filled with hidden blessings! Discover the special meaning of Marcheshvan, the power of prayer, and the beautiful segulot for Rosh Chodesh.

When should Birkat HaLevanah be recited, and what happens if the moon is covered by clouds? Learn the key halachot about timing, Shabbat, mourning, and more.

After being miraculously spared in a shooting attack at Yosef HaTzadik, Aviv Alush shares a brief but powerful reflection on faith, gratitude, and unity.

With Adar just days away, this article explores the inner work required to increase joy, strengthen faith, and create a home where joy can grow naturally.

Why knowing the molad matters before Birkat HaChodesh and how the lunar cycle shapes the Jewish month

Before each new month begins, Yom Kippur Katan invites a moment of spiritual pause. This article explains its meaning and customs.

Rosh Chodesh marks the start of each Hebrew month and plays a central role in the Jewish calendar. This article explores its origins, its role in determining holidays, and how it is observed today.

Just before a new month begins, a special Shabbat prepares us through prayer and blessing. Discover the meaning of Shabbat Mevarchim.

A monthly opportunity to reflect, correct our course, and renew our connection with God and our fellow Jews

In honor of Rosh Chodesh Adar, our dedicated soldiers are enjoying frothy coffee and hamantaschen to boost morale.

More than just a date on the calendar, Rosh Chodesh is a day of spiritual renewal, with a unique set of laws and practices.

Everything you need to know about the prayers and meals of Rosh Chodesh

A concise guide to the laws of making up for unavoidably missed prayers on Rosh Chodesh

It's comparable to holidays and Shabbat and celebrates a miracle that is yet to unfold. A brief guide to the importance of Rosh Chodesh in Judaism

From ancient witness-based calendars to today’s quiet celebrations, Rosh Chodesh carries deep meaning and history in Jewish life