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Tonight in Israel we enter the new month of Tammuz "Rosh Chodesh Tammuz" (Head of the Month) This is the fourth month counting from Nisan and is called by this name "Tammuz" in the Tanakh (Jeremiah 39:2). The name "Tammuz" originated in Babylon, and was associated in ancient times with a pagan Babylonian cult, as expressed in the verse (Ezekiel 8:14) "Behold, the women sat there and wept for Tammuz." Rosh Chodesh Tammuz always consists of two days, since the previous month "Sivan" always has 30 days, and the month of Tammuz has 29 days, therefore, the month of Av...

The main thing is to recognize that everything, absolutely everything, especially sustenance, comes from the blessing of the Blessed Creator, and one of the ways for it to reach us more easily and with more blessing is "Gratitude" So that is why we recite the blessings corresponding to each food before eating it, for example: The blessing of bread, the blessing of food from the earth, the tree, etc. We even have the blessing of water.It is also very important to bless and give thanks for the food (Birkat Hamazon) once we have eaten our fill, as it is written:"When you...

The greatest and most important event for humanity since the creation of Adam, Hashem had hoped to transmit to humanity the precious Torah, which had preceded the creation of the Universe.Finally, He found a people willing to accept it, and the grand moment of its revelation was eagerly awaited by the entire universe, for with it the spiritual purpose of creation would be accomplished... It was a Shabbat morning (6th of Sivan 2448), Mount Sinai was shaking with excitement at the momentous event about to take place upon it.All the mountains were in a state of turmoil along with him,...

Whoever is willing to recite this powerful prayer daily and from the heart will see miracles in their life. *The Prayer must be said with all respect, concentration and above all with much Emuna (Emuna is the pure and authentic faith in the Blessed Creator) "May it be Your will, O Lord, our God and God of our fathers, that my food and sustenance and the food and sustenance of my entire family, as well as the food and sustenance of all Your people Israel, be crowned, verified, and justified in Your Hand. Please do not make me need the...

"For seven days you shall eat unleavened bread" (Exodus 12:15) "You shall not eat anything leavened in any of your dwellings; you shall eat unleavened bread (Matzah) (Exodus 12:20) It is characteristic of Pesach to eat only unleavened bread (Matzah) and the strict prohibitions of possessing, as well as eating, leavened bread or any other food that contains chametz yeast. "For whoever eats leavened bread from the first day until the seventh day will be cut off from Israel" (Exodus 12:15) It is also written "For seven days no leaven shall be found in your houses, for whoever eats leavened...