Mishpatim

Julia’s diagnosis didn’t discourage her from studying Torah, as well as learning and observing Jewish customs. She believed that each day offers an opportunity to get closer to G‑d, family and friends.

Motherhood is intense. It’s continuous. It evolves and adapts and changes all the time.

The contraction that manifests itself in Parshat Mishpatim exists in the nature of the world as well. In our lives, the most profound and uplifting things are found precisely in the mundane details of the daily routine.

Find out Jewish law and perspective on the loaded issue of shorting stocks

What to do when you get "stuck in a rut" with regards to Judaism

Zelig felt distant from his Judaism and contemplated his next move. Then he took a trip to his Rebbe…

Gordon, Jewish or Scottish? Given name or surname? Find out!