Let’s explore the Jewish court system, from the ancient Sanhedrin to modern-day rabbinical courts.
by Yehuda Shurpin
If your nephew has a geshmak in cooking, you can confidently tell him that the food he made was simply geshmak.
Seven times the Torah warns the Jews who have left Egypt, “Quit it with the animal blood already!” To this second generation Moses says, “Be strong, and don’t consume blood.”
By Tzvi Freeman
Throughout history the Jewish nation has been enriched by
converts—upstanding men and women who opted to enter the covenant and become
part of the Chosen Nation.
By Menachem Posner
In Hebrew, the word tzedek, which means “justice,” also means “righteousness.” Perhaps the dual use of the word “justice” means that we cannot pursue “justice” without also being “righteous.”
By Hanna Perlberger
A look at the various parts of the tree—roots, trunk, branches, leaves, fruit and seeds—and their corresponding elements within the human being
Based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe
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