Browsing: Shabbat
Origins in Torah Sources: Netilat Yadayim, the ritual washing of hands, has deep roots in Jewish tradition and is considered a significant mitzvah (commandment). Its origins…
The Tree of Life holds a profound significance within Jewish tradition, serving as a symbol of divine wisdom, spiritual growth, and the interconnectedness of all living…
As we approach the solemn occasion of Rosh Hashanah, a time of reflection, the start of a new year, and a seder wityh lots of fruits,…
In Parashat Shoftim, which is found in the Book of Deuteronomy (Devarim), we delve into a range of laws and principles that pertain to creating a…
Covering the bread at the first two meals of Shabbat is a universal custom within Judaism, carrying a symbolic significance deeply rooted in the reverence for…
In Parashat Re’eh, nestled within the Book of Deuteronomy, teaches the relationship between the Israelites, their choices, and their Divine destiny. This portion emphasizes the concepts…
Some people prefer a the sweet potato kugel over the more traditional potato or even noodle kugels, but there are also occassions when you may wish…
Parashat Eikev, found within the Book of Deuteronomy, offers profound insights that underscore the importance of gratitude, obedience, and the recognition of God’s unwavering providence. By…
The potato kugel, a beloved Ashkenazi Jewish dish, has its roots in Eastern Europe. As Jewish communities migrated across Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries,…
The bagel, with its iconic ring shape and chewy texture, has a rich Jewish history dating back to the 17th century in Poland. It is believed…
