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Halachah for Life
What You Need to Know About Prepping the Kitchen for Shabbat
Opening cans, precutting aluminum foil, dressing salads, and setting the cholent correctly, here's how to get it done.
Opening cans, precutting aluminum foil, dressing salads, and setting the cholent correctly, here's how to get it done.
By the Numbers
11 Facts You Should Know About Eishet Chayil
Eishet Chayil (lit., “Woman of Valor”) is the name of a Biblical ode, sung on Friday night, extolling a woman’s virtues.
Eishet Chayil (lit., “Woman of Valor”) is the name of a Biblical ode, sung on Friday night, extolling a woman’s virtues.
9 Shluchos Who Inspire Us
In honor of the annual International Conference of Shluchos, here are 9 shluchos who have inspired me this year.
In honor of the annual International Conference of Shluchos, here are 9 shluchos who have inspired me this year.
Your Questions
Are Bottom Feeders Kosher Fish?
There is a commonly held belief that where a fish lives determines whether it is kosher. Is this the case?
There is a commonly held belief that where a fish lives determines whether it is kosher. Is this the case?
History
Great Torah Teachers Who Descended From Our Enemies
Shemaya & Avtalyon, Rabbi Akiva, and Rabbi Meir were all descended from non-Jewish tyrants.
Shemaya & Avtalyon, Rabbi Akiva, and Rabbi Meir were all descended from non-Jewish tyrants.
Blog
It’s Been a Really Hard Two Days for Our Family
In just two days, two of our dear team members lost parents. You can send them your condolences here.
In just two days, two of our dear team members lost parents. You can send them your condolences here.
Hebrew Word of the Week
Parshah
And you shall burst forth to the west, and to the east, and to the north and to the south.
— Genesis 28:14
Print Magazine
As long as we search for G‑d by abandoning the world He has made, we can never truly find Him.
As long as we believe there is a place to escape, we cannot be liberated.
The ultimate liberation will be when we open our eyes to see that everything is here, now.
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