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Question: I'm a flight attendant, and I've noticed that many Hasidic Jewish passengers board flights carrying plastic shopping bags. For the longest time, I didn't even notice it, but now that I’ve started seeing it, I cannot help but wonder if there is s...
Life is a divine trust of infinite value, something no person has the right to give up or take away.
The Angel of Death is not an evil being or an enemy of G-d, but just one more faithful servant of the Creator.
Shalosh Regalim literally means “three feet” and refers to the three times when every Jewish male was obligated to appear before G-d in the Holy Temple.
A beit midrash (בֵּית מִדְרָשׁ), literally “house of study,” or “study hall,” is the traditional Jewish space devoted to Torah study.
Oneg Shabbat (עונג שבת, pronounced OH-neg shah-BAHT or OY-neg SHA-boss) is a Hebrew term that literally means “delight of the Sabbath.”
Shabbat, as it is kept by the Jewish people, is thus a unique bond through which G-d sanctifies His chosen people.
What halachic benefit must Shabbat candles provide?
From a halachic standpoint, would lab-generated milk proteins be considered kosher? And if they are kosher, would they be classified as dairy or pareve?
Farro is a subspecies of one of the five grains that becomes chametz when mixed with water, so it is inherently chametz and forbidden on Passover.
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