יום רביעי, ט״ז תמוז תשפ״וWednesday, July 1, 2026
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Rabbi Manis Friedman talks about Biblical money principles.
Join us as we re-examine the stories of this Talmudic scholar – and never think of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai, or Lag BaOmer the same way again.
Modern science needs to catch up with Torah knowledge.
The mysteries of time, space, and dimensions.
Jewish Mysticism explained and broken down into the A, B, C's of science.
Three generations of the Günzburg family amassed one of the largest private collections of Hebrew books and manuscripts in Europe.
Rod Bryant and Rabbi Yaakov Cohen in an intriguing conversation about the comparisons between the Move "Matrix", and the mystical teachings of Kabbalah.
The kabbalists explain that when man becomes corrupt, the elements of the earth follow suit. Is this why we are seeing hurricanes on a historic scale?
The science behind Torah.
'Satan', and the idea of 'eternal damnation'.
Israelis made a pilgrimage to the graveside of Rabbi Yisrael Abuhatzeira
What do dreams mean and should we pay any attention to them?
The mysterious customs and origins of this mystical holiday.
Police Thursday morning arrested a rabbi from Safed (Tzfat) whom a woman said raped her after giving her spiritual guidance several years ago. A second woman filed a complaint Wednesday night. The allegations were presented to rabbis in Tzfat last month, and rabbinical leaders, including Safed's Chief Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu, asked the alleged rapist to […]
By Moshe Herman
Why does Shavuot (Festival of Weeks or Pentecost) have so many themes running through it? Agriculture, Mount Sinai, the Ten Commandments, the Book of Ruth, King David, the Baal Shem Tov, the consumption of dairy products and more all come together on this holiday, that begins Saturday night. Yishai is joined in-studio by Rabbi Mike Feuer to make sense of it all, ahead of the great "revelation." Then, Yishai is joined in-studio by Nachman and Sruli -- the Solomon Brothers -- who created their own band of bluegrass music, infused with spiritualism and folk rock, influenced by the likes of Bob Dylan and Neil Young. Their special blend of music has gained them numerous TV appearances and rave reviews. Their live performance at VOI will blow you away.
By Moshe Herman
Yishai delves into two issues of intrigue: the Kabbalah and women. The holiday of Lag BaOmer is all about the victory of authentic Jewish culture and the Kabbalah -- the mystical doctrines of the Torah. But what does that really mean? Can someone explain what the Kabbalah actually is? Rabbi Mike Feuer joins Yishai for a peak into the hidden, and inner, planes of Judaism. Then, being a woman today means balancing family and career, leaving self-growth neglected. This was the impetus for the Jewish Women's Renaissance Project, created to give Jewish women a chance to explore Israel, Judaism and themselves, while making friends similarly seeking a meaning-filled life. Yishai is joined in-studio by partnerships director Ariella Milobsky and trip director Tzippy Lieberman, who share their personal stories of growth and redemption, and discuss the that arose from Jewish women's yearning for more.
The Beit Din was shocked when an audio tape exposed how a well-known Kabbalist convinced at least one married woman to have an affair with him.
Being right sometimes is wrong.
If Paltrow does not want the great rabbis in her ancestry to roll over in their graves, she would be wise to try a real Jewish conversion.
The Rabbi began his fast upon hearing of the kidnapped boys, and has been in constant prayer for them until his collapse.
Declaring sovereignty over the country is a necessary reaction to the revelation of Divine loving-kindness in our era.
Where do we find this "size of following" concept in the Torah?
Chemistry combined with Kabbalah reveals the 'peace process' will lead to forceful land concessions.
Orthodox rabbis for years have denounced the “Kabbalah Centre” as being a fraud of mysticism, Madonna and Britney Spears notwithstanding. Now former followers have sued for financial fraud.
By Jeremy Rosen
if you call it “kabbalah” you are guaranteed a whole legion more of suckers.
By Chabad.org
“Some of the women were doctors, and lawyers—educated women with tears running down their faces in gratitude..."
By Tzvi Fishman
According to Kabbalah, the period of "Shovavim" is especially conducive to rectifying sexual transgressions.
By Tzvi Fishman
The more you learn Torah, the more t’shuva you will be inspired to do — and the more t’shuva you do, the more Torah you are able to learn.
Rabi Moshe ben Nachman, widely known as the Ramban was born in the year 1194 in the town of Gurunda, Catalina. He became famous as a great scholar and sage and wrote interpretations on the Torah and on many Gemaras, and authored many seforim, which are revered to this day. The Ramban was also a philosopher and a physician and his services were in great demand.
School children and families across Israel celebrated the holiday of Tu B’Shevat on Wednesday, planting trees and eating fruits native to the Land of Israel in honor of the New Year of the Trees.
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