“Surely this great nation is a wise and understanding people” (Devarim 4:6).
A young Torah scholar once came to the Beit HaLevi seeking semicha. The custom was to examine a candidate over the course of several days, and the young man proved to be exceptionally well versed in Torah. The Beit HaLevi
Rabbi Pinchas Landis On Rest, Family Memories, And Remaining Spiritually Awake
Summer sends a clear message: slow down, loosen the schedule, leave
It is one of the most exhausting, terrifying, and lonely positions imaginable: watching someone you love—especially a family member—slowly or rapidly
Bukharian cooking brings together fragrant rice, slow-cooked legumes, handmade dough, generous herbs, and comforting sweets. This collection features
Yiddish curses are a long-standing form of Jewish humor: elaborate, often absurd wishes for comic misfortune that sound almost like blessings until
One presidential portrait is now being struck in metal. One presidential signature is being added to paper currency.
“And Bilam son of Beor they killed with the sword” (Bamidbar 31:8).
Why does the Torah tell us the manner of Bilam’s death? The Ben Ish Chai answers
