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money sent by mistake

money sent by mistake

they forgot to cancel my membership and the Ministry of Religious Services sent the money for my scholarship

Borrowing money from special needs son

Borrowing money from special needs son

Is there a problem in taking a loan/borrowing money from my 20 year old special needs son?

I scratched a car

I scratched a car

If I mistakenly caused a very minor scratch on a car what does the Halacha require?

Lessons on Secular Courts

Testifying in Non-Jewish Court

Various Rabbis | Tamuz 12 5775

Recording Testimony in a Non-Jewish Court

Various Rabbis

Making a Difficult Litigant Pay for Expenses

Various Rabbis | 5775

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Rabbi Zalman Baruch Melamed
Rabbi Uri Sharki
Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu Zt"l
Rabbi David Dudkevitz
Rabbi Eliezer Melamed
Rabbi Mordechai Greenberg
Rabbi Chanan Porat Z"l
Rabbi Chaim Katz
Rabbi Mordechai Hochman
Rabbi Shlomo Fischer zt"l

Decree" Come True? Rav Kook on Da'as Torah

One of the points of disagreement between most Hassidim and Misnagdim is regarding the g'mara in Masechet Shabbat: what does it mean that a "Tzaddik decrees and G-d will fulfill!" Similarly, there are various opinions about the significance of "Da'as Torah", regarding how much to ask rabbis & what is their "power" regarding mundane non-halachic issues. As always, Rav Kook has an interesting "take" on this.

Rabbi Ari Shvat | Cheshvan 5786

The Power of Shame

The new social media have brought about a return to an ancient phenomenon, public shaming. Tthis gives us a way of understanding the otherwise bewildering phenomenon of tsara’at.

Rabbi Jonathan Sacks | Nissan 6 5782

Can there be Smoke Without a Fire?

May I place cold frankfurters on top of a hot pot to warm them on Shabbos? May one derive benefit from a cheese dog, which is a grilled hot dog with added cheese and chili sauce? I will be traveling overseas for Yom Tov and Shabbos, and it will be difficult for me to have cooked food ready for an eruv tavshillin. May I use lox as my eruv tavshillin?

Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | Sivan 30 5781

Jerusalem and The Holy Temple

Hanukah Lights and Jacob’s Small Vessels

Rabbi Avraham (Abe) Abrahami

Halakha on Abortion of Fetuses with Severe Abormalities

A fetus is considered a living entity in regards to certain laws, but there is no penalty of death for taking its life. What do the rabbinical decisors say?

Rabbi Eliezer Melamed

Laws of Shabbat

Playing Scrabble on Shabbos

Writing is counted among the melachos prohibited on Shabbos. Permanent writing is prohibited min haTorah, while temporary writing is prohibited only miderabbanan. Bringing together two complete letters does not constitute writing.

Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | Adar 5773

Marriage and Relationships

A Layman's Guide to some Halachic Aspects

What do I need to bring to a wedding? Who escorts the bride and groom down the isle? Finally, a short step by step birds eye view of the Jewish wedding.

Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | 5773

Parameters of Prayer

Various Rabbis | 5772

Daf Yomi - Bechorot 10

Rabbi Ephraim Schreibman | Cheshvan 27 5772

P'ninat Mishpat

A Benefit Provided Despite the Recipient’s Protest

(based on Shurat Hadin, vol. II, pp. 218-227)

(based on Shurat Hadin, vol. II, pp. 218-227)

Various Rabbis | 5771

Observations on Torah Study

The Laws of Torah Study

Part 2

Which should receive priority: Torah, Talmud, or Halakha? What takes preference, studying or helping the needy? Should marriage be delayed for the sake of Torah study? Rabbi Eliezer Melamed provides answers to these and other interesting questions.

Rabbi Eliezer Melamed | 5761

The Spirit Always Prevails

Parashat Chukat

Og king of the Bashan believed that brute physical might is the determining factor in war, and that one who possesses such might is bound to triumph. Yet, in truth, it is the spirit that always triumphs.

Rabbi Zalman Baruch Melamed | Parashat Chukat, 5762

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