Mitzvah
Budapest becomes unexpected haven for Israelis as post–Oct. 7 migration surges
Graffiti is a common sight in some alleys of Budapest, but in the Jewish Quarter, visitors may also unexpectedly spot memorial stickers for fallen IDF soldiers and October 7 massacre victims.
When did Israel become so stringent with Jewish converts? - opinion
How to feel free in life: Inspiration from Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto
Despite rabbi's murder, UAE, Israel still unyielding allies - opinion
Navigating Halachic challenges in the Shofar blowing
Good deeds have a ripple effect that strengthen us during the war - opinion
Just as a pebble thrown into a pond creates a ripple, so too do small acts of kindness have the power to achieve great heights and lead to others to pay it forward.
'Pidyon Shvuyim' calls for a hostage deal now - opinion
“There is no mitzvah greater than the redeeming of captives” (Maimonides, Mishneh Torah, Hilchot Matanot Aniyim 8:11).
When in Rome, do as a Jew would do - opinion
Resolve to do just one good deed – one action to bring light into the world.
Mega Family - your children are our world
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The necessity of owning our observance and putting passion into it - opinion
It is our responsibility to take ownership of our mitzvot and religious experience. We must find meaning and relevance within the mitzvot we perform,
Sukkah etiquette: Respecting the Mitzvah space
Traveling abroad to visit graves of Jews who died overseas
What makes a trip even more exhilarating is the opportunity not only to see a new part of the world but also to perform a mitzvah (commandment or good deed) at the same time.
Your greatest opportunity is precisely during a crisis
The halachic angle: Boycotting Angel Bakery
On the brink of a rift in the nation: Rabbi Pinto calls for the strengthening of Torah study
