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Parashat Ki Teitzei: Halakhah
If your house has a flat roof, the Torah tells us that it should have a wall or fence around it, called a מַעֲקֶה (ma’akeh)
Parashat Lekh Lekha: Halakhah
How does one respond when somebody else makes a blessing?
Purim: Halakhah
Check out Hadar's special Purim edition of Devash! Learn more about the halakhah and mitzvot of Purim.
Parashat Pekudei: Halakhah
The month of אֲדָר שֵׁנִי (Adar Sheni, second Adar) begins this week! Learn all about why we have a leap month and when you celebrate your birthday!
Parashat Shemot: Halakhah
Learn about the special blessing you say when you meet important leader like a queen or king
Parashat Vayera: Halakhah
How can a relationship be repaired when one person has hurt another?
Parashat Kedoshim: Halakhah
This week, we will explore some of the halakhah of תּוֹכָחָה (tokhahah). This is often translated as “rebuke,” which means to express disapproval.
Parashat Vayeishev: Halakhah
Learn more about bowing down to another person
Parashat Hayyei Sarah: Halakhah
Don't speak with your mouth full of food!
Parashat Vayera: Halakhah
Did Avram serve his guests dairy and meat??
Parashat Vayera: Halakhah
Why do you think hakhnasat orhim (welcoming guests) is treated as such an important mitzvah?
Parashat Lekh Lekha: Halakhah
Sarai becomes Sarah, and Avram becomes Avraham. These changes are set in motion directly by God, and are meant to set these two up for leadership of a new people. But did you know that there is a long Jewish tradition of people changing their own names for other reasons?
Parashat Lekh Lekha: Halakhah
Some Jews are not born Jewish but chose to become Jewish through conversion. How can these Jews describe Avraham, Yitzhak, and Yaakov as their ancestors?
Parashat Noah: Halakhah
How did the rainbow function as a sign and promis that the flood will never happen again?
Parashat Noah: Halakhah
Can you pray in languages other than Hebrew?
Parashat Bereishit: Halakhah
Learn more about the laws of saying kiddush on Shabbat
Parashat Bereishit: Halakhah
Learn about the use of musical instruments after the destruction of the Temple