In case you haven’t noticed, fewer people are using cash now than ever before. This trend is not new; it’s been in place for years. But what is new is that it is accelerating.
A study made in 2019 by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco found that consumers used cash in just 26% of their
The month of Tishrei is best known for the High Holidays, the “Days of Awe” characterized by extensive introspection and prayer.
There is another
The Shulchan Aruch ruled that there is no distinction between the first night of Sukkot and the other days of the holiday with respect to rainfall
When a person eats bread in the Sukkah, he recites two Brachot: 1) Bracha of “Hamotzi”- the one always recited before eating bread; 2) “Le’shev
A father set out one day to teach his young daughter a powerful lesson. When she woke up in the morning, he took her in front of a mirror and asked
Is it permissible to hang in one’s Sukkah photographs of great Rabbis? The Ben Ish Chai, in Parasha Ma’asei, cites a Kabbalistic tradition forbidding
What should a person look for when purchasing an etrog? First, one should be careful to purchase etrogim from an orchard which maintains a tradition
