Mishloach Manot: When Halacha Meets a Real-Life Dilemma
A Swiss hospital query and a centuries old Purim incident reveal how a simple mitzvah can raise an unexpected halachic question.
Shuli Shmuali
17.02.26 | 10:42
A Swiss hospital query and a centuries old Purim incident reveal how a simple mitzvah can raise an unexpected halachic question.
Shuli Shmuali
17.02.26 | 10:42
Explore fascinating teachings from the Talmud and Midrash revealing the deeper story behind Haman, the gallows, Achashverosh’s court, and the spiritual lessons hidden within the Purim narrative
Yonatan Halevi
17.02.26 | 08:50
A practical guide covering maaser money, married women’s obligations, giving amounts, and common questions about fulfilling the mitzvah of gifts to the poor on Purim
Mikbatz Shu"t
17.02.26 | 08:45
Insights on Sinai’s “intellectual coercion,” the miracle of Purim, and how every year brings a renewed opportunity to serve God with genuine love and devotion
Shuli Shmueli
17.02.26 | 08:31
Discover the deeper message behind Haman, Amalek, and Achashverosh’s chronicles, and learn how gratitude and recognizing the good can transform fear into salvation and strengthen faith
Yael Tuvia
17.02.26 | 08:24
A heartfelt reflection on Pesach preparations, exploring how physical cleaning mirrors emotional healing, personal growth, and the search for balance, faith, and redemption
Rebbetzin Chedva Levi
16.02.26 | 21:25
Thoughtful themes bring charm and personality to mishloach manot, turning a simple mitzvah into a moment of delight.
Shuli Shmuali
16.02.26 | 20:47
Swap sugar overload for intention this Purim. Discover healthy, thoughtful mishloach manot ideas that feel nourishing, meaningful, and genuinely joyful to give.
Shira Priant
16.02.26 | 20:28
Discover the origin of gifts to the poor on Purim, when and how to give, who is obligated, and why this mitzvah is considered the greatest expression of true Jewish joy
Hidabroot
15.02.26 | 21:32
Teachings from great Torah sages on the spiritual renewal, Divine mercy, forgiveness, and blessings revealed during the reading of the Megillah
Naama Green
15.02.26 | 13:37
Insights on finding authentic joy amid national pain, overcoming social polarization, and rediscovering the deeper unity of the Jewish people
Dr. Roi Cohen
15.02.26 | 13:25
A powerful Purim inspired message about letting go of stress and emotional masks, finding holiness in daily life, and awakening Divine mercy through joy, giving, and personal growth
Idit Lichtenfeld
15.02.26 | 13:08
An excerpt from Rabbi Zamir Cohen’s book on Megillat Esther, exploring how history, rabbinic sources, and archaeology shed light on Mordechai, Esther, Vashti, and the Persian court.
Rabbi Zamir Cohen
15.02.26 | 12:42
“Parents would be far more cautious if they knew what life-threatening substances can be found in some makeup,” warns Tehila Elbaz, director of the Cherry Institute.
Shifi Charitan
15.02.26 | 12:27
Two ancient traditions trace the burial places of Mordechai and Esther to Hamadan and the Galilee. This excerpt from Rabbi Zamir Cohen’s book explores the sources behind both claims and the mystery that remains.
Rabbi Zamir Cohen
15.02.26 | 11:56
An excerpt from Rabbi Zamir Cohen’s commentary on Megillat Esther, exploring Midrashic testimony and physical evidence of the immense marble columns that once stood in the king’s palaces.
Rabbi Zamir Cohen
15.02.26 | 11:43
A clear, chapter by chapter overview of the Book of Esther. In just minutes, it traces the Purim story from palace intrigue and hidden identity to courage, reversal, and celebration.
Yonatan Halevi
15.02.26 | 11:36
Teachings from great Torah sages on the unique time of Divine favor during Purim, the power of prayer and charity, and how to turn the day into a source of blessing, salvation, and spiritual elevation
Yonatan Halevi
15.02.26 | 10:56
After we moved to the third floor, our lonely first-floor neighbor filled the stairwell with shouting and fear. One simple mishloach manot began a change none of us expected.
Moriah Chen
12.02.26 | 17:00
A halachic guide for people with ADHD navigating fast days, medication, and concentration during the Megillah reading.
Rabbi Moshe Shmuel Dayan
12.02.26 | 16:48