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Everything you need to know about Judaism and being Jewish: the weekly Torah portion, Jewish holidays, Jewish rituals and more.

The Amazing Customs of Lel HaSeder

Permitted or Prohibited? The Debate Surrounding Soft Matzot

By David Berger

"This is not a custom – It’s a mission": Rabbi Pinto criticizes Kimcha DePischa distribution issues

By Mark Fish

“Vaccines for the Mind”: Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto on Mental Healing in the Pre-Messianic Era

By Mark Fish
 PROMOTIONAL IMAGE of platforming gameplay featured in ‘Rabbiman Adventures.’

Rabbiman Adventures: A Jewish adventure of magic and wonder

 MOSES PROVIDED a meticulous accounting of every donation collected for the Mishkan.

Parashat Pekudei: Don’t walk away

A LEADER should choose the alternative path.

Parashat Pekudei: The beauty of transparency

Shabbat candles

Shabbat candle-lighting times for Israel and the US

Halachot of Erev Pesach on Shabbat

By Mark Fish
 Bread

Interesting question: Is it permissible to order Chametz online during Pesach?

By David Berger

Rabbi Yoel Pinto: “Even under fire – one must not sink into passivity. Rise and act”

By David Berger

Pesach in a hotel: Halachic guidelines and practical considerations

By Mark Fish

Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto: “Livelihood is above fate – Everything is in the hands of G-d”

By Mark Fish
After a year of trial-and-error, the Hebrews built a Tabernacle – so that God could dwell within them

'Cardozo on the Parashah': The magic of the Torah’s most ambiguous book

 Esther and Mordechai writing the second letter of Purim, painted by Arent de Gelder.

Purim's unacceptable mask: The powerful themes of revenge, evil, and free will

By MORDECHAI BECK
 Illustrated Esther scroll (Ferrara, Italy, 1616)

How beautiful are illuminated ‘Megillot Esther’

By DAVID GEFFEN
 An illustrative image of a stamp and bright light underneath it.

Stamped with holiness: Circumcision and the sacred power of oaths

By RABBI REUVEN CHAIM KLEIN
 MANY TIMES, caregivers can even spoon-feed patients.

What does Jewish law say on artificial feeding toward the end of life?

By SHLOMO M. BRODY
 THE MESSAGE: Give what you can, but from the heart.

Parashat Vayakhel: Giving from the heart

Shabbat candles

Shabbat candle-lighting times for Israel and the US

Rabbi Pinto explains: Why do some businesspeople live in fear?

By Mark Fish
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