Just What Are Mehadrin Standards? Part II
We left our readers last week in mid-air, so to speak, trying to decide which airline to use, based on its safety standards. Should [...]
We left our readers last week in mid-air, so to speak, trying to decide which airline to use, based on its safety standards. Should [...]
Speaking of kashrus (What? You didn't read last week's piece?), I am quite often literally bombarded with shailos about hechsherim. What, ultimately, is the difference [...]
As we experience once again the days of chometz u’matzah, we look back to Pesach and suddenly realize that we just experienced a seven-day [...]
Did you ever stop to think how it is that a food (i.e, chometz) that we partake of and enjoy all year round suddenly becomes [...]
And so we sit by the Seder and tell the story of how Hashem took us out of Mitzrayim. That’s terrific, wonderful, really nice. [...]
There seems to be a consistent, curious phenomenon in the pesukim about the Mishkan. And that is a persistent seeming repetition—again, and again, and [...]
Post-Purim is not too late to talk about Purim! First of all, the posuk says, “And the month which was transformed for them from [...]
Rav Yonoson Eibeshitz asks the following question: In the story of Purim, there is an entire mini-story within the story, involving Mordechai; Bigsan and [...]
In parshas Terumah, we are introduced for the first time to the idea of a bayis for Hashem - an actual "dwelling place" (mishkan) [...]
Parshas Mishpatim is a compendium of laws and rules, mostly consisting of mitzvos that are bein odom lachaveiro. We know that the mitzvos of the Torah [...]
The following was culled from the Rav's 60-second D'var Halacha after Ma'ariv: The idea behind Eiruv Tavshilin is to begin, already on Erev Yom Tov, [...]