30. Tofair: Making a Connection

29. Koshair: Knot What You Think

A halachic knot is permanent and tight.

28. The Melachot of Weaving

All about the construction and operation of a loom.

27. Combing, Coloring, Spinning: Fun with Wool

Three melachot that involve cases of cosmetics, food coloring, and spills.

26. Melaben: Halachic White-Out

Cleaning stains from various materials.

25. Gozez: No Need to be Sheepish

Issues of removing hair, skin and nails.

24. Bishul – Part 6: Hot Water, Cold Water and More

Stirring the pot, and a summary of all the cooking law.

23. Bishul - Part 5: Hatmana – Insulating Food

The difference between materials that increase the heat, or retain heat.

22. Bishul - Part 4: The Heat of the Matter

The ins and outs of the Shabbat blech.

21. Bishul - Part 3: Standing the Heat…

Ladles, re-cooking, roasting, and much more.

20. Bishul – Part 2: Three Degrees of Separation

The proximity of the utensil to a heat source determines its status.

19. Bishul - Part 1: The Heat is On

Defining the cooking process – whether direct, or generations removed.

18. Losh: Mixing it Up

Mixing two substances to create a new, thick and consistent product.

17. Tochen - Part 2: Healing on Shabbat

The rules of taking medicines and driving to the hospital.

16. Tochen - Part 1: Back to the Grind

Rules for cutting up your vegetable salad.

15. Meraked: Sifting and Straining

Salt shakers, water filters and more.

14. Borer - Part 4: Beyond the Edible

Clothes, books, silverware and more.

13. Borer - Part 3: From Soup to Nuts

Exploring a full range of practical applications.

12. Borer - Part 2: Sorting Things Out

Taking the good, not the bad.

11. Borer - Part 1: Make Your Choice

Be careful not to separate different types from a mixture.

10. Zoreh: Blowin' in the Wind

Separating two things by use of wind or air power.

9. Dosh - Part 3: The Absorbing Topic of Liquids

How to clean up a spill on Shabbat.

8. Dosh - Part 2: The Big Squeeze

The prohibition of squeezing juice from a fruit.

7. Dosh - Part 1: From Threshing Floor to Kitchen

Separating a growing item from its natural shell or peel.

6. Me'amer: Gather 'Round

The prohibition of gathering together things that grow.

5. Kotzer: From the Ground Up

Think twice before climbing a tree on Shabbat.

4. Sowing: So What?

Helping trees, seeds and flowers grow better.

3. Plowing: Back to our Roots

The ground rules: walking and playing.

2. Thoughtful Work

Eight key conditions to constitute true "work" on Shabbat.

1. Shabbat: Day of Rest

An introduction to the idea of "creative labor activities."

Rosh Chodesh: Laws and Customs

Celebrating the new moon.

The Rabbinic Fast Days

Every world event is a message for the Jewish people and humanity.

An Overview of Tisha B'Av and the Three Weeks

Mourning the destruction of the Holy Temple.

Jewish Holidays: Hanukkah, Tu B'Shvat and Purim

An overview of the Jewish Holidays of Hanukkah and Purim. Video of How to Light the Hanukkah Menorah.

Jewish Holidays: Shavuot, and Modern Israeli Holidays

The Omer, Shavuot, modern Israeli holidays, Tisha B'Av and the Three Weeks.

Jewish Holidays: Tu B'Av, High Holidays and Sukkot

An overview of the Jewish Holidays of Tu B'Av, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Sukkot.

The Jewish Months and All About Passover

The Hebrew Months and the laws and customs of Passover

Blessings and Customs of Shabbat

One of the holiest days, comes around every week.

Judaism and the Treatment of Animals

The Jewish way to care for dogs, cats, birds and fish.

The Jewish Laws of Travelling

Some journeys are smooth and some are bumpy. It's best to go the Jewish way.

Land of Israel

For 4,000 years, Israel has been the Jewish homeland, and the focus of world attention.

The Jewish Garden

Appreciating the plant kingdom as a path to love of God.

What is a Mezuzah?

The complete guide to a Jewish doorpost and how to put up a Mezuzah.

Hygiene in Judaism

The Jewish way of washing hands, cutting nails, bathing, haircuts and shaving.

Jewish Dress Code

What to wear and what not to wear. From Moses, not Paris.

What is Kosher Food?

All about kosher food. And why keep kosher in the first place?

What do Jews do when they wake up?

Halacha guides every moment of our lives. Start your day the Jewish way!

Torah Study

For the ‘People of the Book,’ Torah study is our national obsession.

The Jewish Approach to Death and Burial

Facing the passage of life with faith and dignity.

Mourning in Judaism

The grieving process explained: Shiva, Kaddish, Yahrtzeit and Yizkor

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