New Jewish Books
A compendium of the rulings of the great Sephardic authorities Halachah has always been a cornerstone of Sephardic Jewry. The first halachic work rooted solely in the practical conclusions of the Talmud was Sefer Hahalachot by...
In a world with instant and unlimited access to almost all human knowledge, with more distractions and less time than ever before, Torah mastery and truly focused learning is becoming increasingly rare and difficult...
The Pesach Seder Redefined The Healing Haggadah: Passing Over Trauma offers a unique, experiential, and therapeutic approach to the Pesach Seder, guiding individuals and communities in processing collective and personal trauma. Through the lens...
An index of fascinating facts and stories When exploring many areas of Torah, it can often be difficult to understand the context of the maamarei Chazal. Why are these Sages arguing? What is the...
A guide to joyful Teshuvah Serving Hashem with joy is the primary way to reach elevated levels in our avodas Hashem. Failure and mistakes are inevitable, and feeling down about those mistakes only impedes...
History, Halachah, and Hashkafa Our story is not a journey…it is, rather, an odyssey. The United States of America is a station like no other in our long-suffering exile. A typical work of history...
Thoughts on “The Tripod: A New Perspective On The Shalosh Regalim” by Rabbi Neil Lauer The beauty of the logic and structure in Rabbi Neil Lauer’s “The Tripod” is captivating. He weaved a strong...
Rabbi Eliyahu Dessler writes that there are different flows of holiness that come into the world at different times of the year. Therefore, it follows that each day on the Jewish calendar has a...
Experience the chagim with a deeper and enriched spiritual perspective with this thoughtful analysis of the Shalosh Regalim (the three major festivals in Judaism). Did you ever wonder why the Torah groups Pesach Shavuot,...
Do you seek a more intimate relationship with your Creator? Prayer and the Beit Hamikdash are parallel paths in Jewish tradition. Prayer is known for its ability to bring greater awareness of G-d’s presence...
