One who plans on eating a Ke’besa – approximately 2 oz. – or more of bread must wash Netilat Yadayim with a Bracha. Within how much time after washing his hands must he eat this quantity of bread in order to justify the Bracha that he recited over the Netilat Yadayim? Normally, when Halacha
Even if one did not hear a Bracha recited in its entirety, and heard only the end of the Bracha, he nevertheless recites "Amen." Thus, for example
If one tastes some food or drink purely for the purpose of tasting, and not for enjoyment, is he required to recite a Bracha? This issue is subject
If you’ve been following the market lately, you certainly know that stock in Tesla has soared to new heights, delighting the bulls and horrifying the
The Gemara in Masechet Berachot establishes the obligation of "Tefilat Ha’derech," the special Bracha recited when embarking on a trip. There is a
Q: Rabbi, thank you for your efforts to help us become healthier.
I am 60 years old. Weight is not an issue, B”H, looking to do my part in staying
Dear friends!
At the suggestion of the young people of our community, a pilot edition of the book The Price of Jewish Happiness?! (New York, 2020
