When to Say a Blessing After Eating or Drinking: The Halachic Guide
Understanding measurements, time limits, and practical halacha for food, beverages, coffee, soup, and chewing gum
Responsa of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef
05.11.13 | 09:55
Understanding measurements, time limits, and practical halacha for food, beverages, coffee, soup, and chewing gum
Responsa of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef
05.11.13 | 09:55
The obligation to make a blessing doesn't depend on eating or tasting, but rather on the enjoyment of the palate. Since one who chews gum experiences sweetness and derives pleasure from it, it is clear that a blessing is required.
Mifaskei Rabbi Ovadia Yosef
03.11.13 | 14:40
Why Shabbat is called “the source of all blessing” — and how honoring this sacred day can open the gates of prosperity, joy, and spiritual renewal in your life
Odelia Shalom
31.10.13 | 11:12
How Kosher Eating, Mindful Blessings, and Guarding the Eyes Shape Your Soul, Health, and Emotional Balance
Rabbi Zamir Cohen
30.10.13 | 14:50
Shabbat offers emotional renewal, stronger family bonds, and surprising benefits for modern life, even in a secular world.
Rabbi Zamir Cohen
30.10.13 | 14:42
Exploring the Torah and rabbinic debate over saying blessings that aren’t required, and why Jewish law warns so strongly against uttering God’s Name in vain
Daily Halacha
29.10.13 | 12:41
The halachic conditions for reciting HaTov VeHaMeitiv — types of wine, timing, intent, meal requirements, and more
Responsa of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef
27.10.13 | 13:42
How Everyday Berachot (Blessings) Connect Us to the Divine and Shape Our World
Zuriel Gavizon
23.10.13 | 09:12