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Mendy Hecht lives in Brooklyn, New York, with his wife and two daughters. His work has appeared on AskMoses.com and other websites and in numerous national papers and magazines.


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The 613 MitzvotArticle
The Talmud tells us that there are 613 commandments in the Torah; 248 Positive Commandments (do's) and 365 Negative Commandments (do not's). Here's a complete list --as compiled by Maimonides.
Ideas & Beliefs » Basics of Judaism » The 613 Mitzvot
Mountain Region Chabad House Symbol of Exurbs' Growth NationwideArticle
Pennsylvania's Poconos communities occupy one of the fastest growing locales in the United States. The three-year-old Chabad center there has helped fuel the growth of the Jewish community.
News » Stories » Mountain Region Chabad House Symbol of Exurbs' Growth Nationwide
A Matter of ResponsibilityArticle
Kabbalah, psychology, and the real issue behind "gun control vs. people control"
Society & Living » Issues » A Matter of Responsibility
How far am I allowed to walk on Shabbat?Questions & Answers
A. Because driving, biking, blading, skateboarding or other device-driven means of transportation are prohibited on Shabbat, we walk rather than commute to synagogue. However, even walking on Shabbat has its limits. B. Negative Mitzvah #321 sets the ...
Jewish Practice » Shabbat » Handbook » Questions & Answers » Shabbat Rest » How far am I allowed to walk on Shabbat?
What is Challah?Questions & Answers
A. The pure, simple, unadorned word “Challah” means “a loaf of bread.” However, in Halachic terms, the word Challah has a very specific definition, and colloquially, it came to mean a certain type of bread thousands of years later. B. The Halachic ...
Jewish Practice » Shabbat » Handbook » Questions & Answers » Kiddush & Challah » What is Challah?
How do I make Challah?Questions & Answers
1. Knead your dough 2. Measure your Challah The Mitzvah of hafrashat Challah (separating Challah) divides raw dough into three categories: Small, Medium and Large. A small amount of dough (less than 2 lb. 11 oz. of flour) does not require the Mitzvah. A ...
Jewish Practice » Shabbat » Handbook » Questions & Answers » Kiddush & Challah » How do I make Challah?
A Soldier's BlessingStory
I was at my father's side in the empty prep room. The room was silent; just the two of us. Suddenly - this could only happen in Israel - someone swung open the door and jabbed his head in. "I'm looking for my friend..."
Lifecycles » Death & Mourning » Library » Stories » A Soldier's Blessing
Galut, 2005Article
Post Tish'ah B'av Thoughts
Today, Jewish soldiers shatter Jewish hearts (both others' and their own) while Arabs dance in a CNN Special Report from the Gaza Strip
Society & Living » Current Events » News Archives » Gaza "Disengagement" Plan » Galut, 2005
What is Kiddush?Questions & Answers
A. “Kiddush” (pronounced KID-ish) means “designation”—physically or verbally designating or demarcating a person, place, thing or time for a higher purpose. B. I’ll give ya a f’rinstance: f’rinstance, Positive Mitzvah #155 is to clearly delineate Shabbat ...
Jewish Practice » Shabbat » Handbook » Questions & Answers » Kiddush & Challah » What is Kiddush?
Shabbat A to ZArticle
a) Leave work early Friday afternoon....j) Pour a cup of kosher wine or grape juice into a special goblet...u) Eat the Third Meal...z) Repeat next week.
Jewish Practice » Shabbat » Handbook » Shabbat A to Z

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