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Love your neighbor as your own life "Kimja de Pisja" is the time for harvesting. Would you like to help us? 'Kimja de Pisja' could be said to be "like a tzedaka" but at a very high level, because through it we help those most in need to joyfully fulfill a great Mitzvah of Pesach "Jag ha Matzot" (The Festival of Unleavened Bread). Kimja de Pisja is an ancient custom widespread in the different Jewish communities, which during the days of Nisan (this current month) asks each of its members to contribute to "Maot Chitim" (money for wheat) according to...

We have four Mitzvot (precepts) that we fulfill on Purim, these were established by the Sanhedrin (the great assembly) and by the Prophets, and they are the following: 1- Reading of the Megillah (Book of Esther) All Jewish men and women are required to hear the reading of the Megillah twice, on the evening and day of Purim. 2- Celebrate a festive banquet and rejoice (Seudat Purim) We are obligated to celebrate Purim during the day with a festive meal, with drinks and wine (in moderation) in an atmosphere of joy and praise to the Creator for the great miracle....

Learning about Taanit Esther (The Fast of Esther) It has been the custom of the People of Israel since the days of the Geonites to fast on the thirteenth day of the month of Adar, in remembrance of the days that Esther fasted, prior to her entry into the palace of King Ahasuerus, trying to annul the decree of extermination that hung over the Jews (Book of Esther 4:16) and in remembrance of the fast that the People of Israel carried out on the thirteenth day of Adar of that year. The evil Haman's decree stipulated that on the thirteenth...

Does Prayer Really Work?How should we do so that the Creator listens to us?We're sure you've asked yourself these and many other questions about prayer. Here we will talk about this great Gift that the Blessed Creator has given to each of us, and we are sure that this will help you effectively use this immense Divine gift! There is a big misconception regarding the interpretation given to prayer. The first connotation of the word prayer tends to relate it to the act of "asking for things" such as: health, wealth, success, power, etc.It is believed to be an almost...

In Israel, as in many places around the world, we have begun to light our Hanukkah lights. Thus remembering for these eight days the Great miracle of the powerful liberation that the Blessed Creator granted to our ancestors at that time in these days! We would like to take this opportunity to answer the question that many (non-Jewish) people are asking us these days: Can we Gentiles or non-Jews light the lights of a Hanukkah (candelabra)?And they also ask us: Can they (the Gentiles) celebrate Hanukkah? We will answer with quotes from the well-known book "In the Garden of Universal...