This book is in Hebrew. Shaylee placed her little finger in her newborn baby’s mouth to...
En el primer capítulo del Génesis, la Torá nos está diciendo algo radical. La realidad por...
There is another Purim story out there, a richer, deeper narrative – more suited, perhaps, to...
Introducing The Parasha by Emily Amrousi, now available in English for children and families. Explore the Torah...
The extent of Rabbi Dr. Isaac Herzog’s writings is a testament to his erudition, his intellectual...
This new edition includes:Complete Humash, Haftarot and translation by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, Tefillot for Shabbat and...
This new edition includes:Complete Humash, Haftarot and translation by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, tefillot for Shabbat and...
A groundbreaking new Humash for young adults, featuring all-new commentary by Rabbi Shlomo Einhorn and Rabbi...
The future of the Kingdom of Yisrael hangs in the balance. Yona is tasked with a...
For thousands of years, the Book of Ruth has been studied by the Jewish people, primarily...
All Hebrew! There is a large and growing need for the Siddur in a larger font, for users...
Available in Hebrew Only. כשהיינו ילדים ידענו "לעשות את עצמנו": השתנינו בלי סוף, פשטנו ולבשנו צורה...
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Women in the Bible often face significant challenges related to their societal roles and expectations. In...
Understanding Halakhah requires appreciating the subtle interplay betweentimeless principles and complex, ever-changing realities. The contemporarystudent of...
Aleinu, which concludes each of the three daily prayers in Judaism, describes the aspiration of all...
The Torah KePeshuta series offers a fresh, straightforward interpretation of the Torah. Through a careful examination...
The second volume analyzing talmudic narratives, following upon The Snake at the Mouth of the Cave:...
Embark on an extraordinary journey to discover the stories of daring Jewish women, past and present,...
This is the HEBREW ONLY edition The future of the Kingdom of Yisrael hangs in the...
Meir Soloveichik begins this work with a sweeping statement: The Jewish calendar is a key that...
