The men and yeshiva boys come home from shul. They make kiddush and eat right before the meal. Are they permitted to do so? When

In Parshat Shelach, 12 spies were sent to check out the land of Israel. Ten of the spies came back and worried the nation that

The story of the spies abruptly interrupted the march of Jewish history from Egypt to Eretz Yisrael. Eretz Yisrael is the land that Avraham recognized

A married couple with one child came to me recently with a dilemma. As ba’alei teshuvah, they pondered whom they should list as a guardian

On the verge of entering Israel, Moshe launched a reconnaissance mission by dispatched 12 spies. The Jews couldn’t possibly conquer the hotly-contested land of Israel

At this point in Sefer Bamidbar, Bnei Yisrael were now ready to continue their journey from Har Sinai to inherit the Promised Land. The sefer

When I was in sixth grade, my friend, Meir Tannenbaum, would often share a gematria (the significance of the numerical value of words) or a

Ever since we were liberated from Mitzrayim, we had heard glowing reports about a land of Hashem, which flowed with milk and honey. Having arrived

PUAH rabbis from abroad meet with the gedolim of Eretz Yisrael. (Courtesy of PUAH) What is it like to be a PUAH rabbi? To spend

Lessons from taking our time with Sefer Iyov. My Tanach chabura began learning Sefer Iyov (The Book of Job) in the fall of 2020, and

Parshat Beha’alotcha opens with God’s instruction as to how to light the menorah and where to position it in the Mishkan, the Tabernacle. The Sefas

In this week’s parsha of Beha’aloscha, we are reminded that the tribes of Israel journeyed by banner—each having their own symbolic flag (10:13). Sefer Bamidbar