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Rabbanit Dr. Tamara Spitz reviews key topics of the previous week’s seven pages. This week we continue discussing different customs of different areas. We will learn what was created before the world, before Shabbat and

Rabbanit Dr. Tamara Spitz reviews key topics of the previous week’s seven pages. This week we will learn about “deaf dough” and if you can separate Challah from your impure matzah dough. We will see

Rabbanit Dr. Tamara Spitz reviews key topics of the previous week’s seven pages. This week we will learn about different vegetables that can be used as Marror and if vinegar stops the leavening process or

Rabbanit Dr. Tamara Spitz reviews key topics of the previous week’s seven pages. This week we will learn the consequence of eating Chametz on Pesach that was also Terumah and therefore forbidden to eat (if

In celebration of our bar-mitzvah year, WebYeshiva was recently featured in The Jerusalem Post. The article discussed our pioneering status in the world of online Torah learning, the various programs we offer, and stressed the

WebYeshiva.org is happy to announce a new 3-part series to be taught by Rabbi Joseph Dweck on Rabbi Ovadia Yosef’s Halakhic Methodology. Rabbi Dweck, who is married to Rav Ovadia zt”l’s granddaughter, is the Senior

Rabbanit Dr. Tamara Spitz reviews key topics of the previous week’s seven pages. This week we will learn if involuntary benefit from a forbidden item is permitted or forbidden, how we are meant to destroy

Rabbanit Dr. Tamara Spitz reviews key topics of the previous week’s seven pages. This week will continue discussing the laws of purity and impurity and the difference between the Temple and outside the Temple, and

Rabbanit Dr. Tamara Spitz reviews key topics of the previous week’s seven pages. This week we are going to learn the laws of eating leavened bread on the 14th of Nisan, Erev Pesach. What time

Rabbanit Dr. Tamara Spitz reviews key topics of the previous week’s seven pages. This week we will continue to learn the laws regarding searching one’s home for leavened bread.  How and when is this done?

Each week join Rabbanit Dr. Tamara Spitz for her Daf Yomi: One Week at a Time course as she reviews the key topics of the previous week’s seven pages. This week we will be finishing

What can we learn from pop culture? What is the value of stories, especially the fantasy stories that have become so popular over the last century? Each week, join Rabbi Uri Cohen and discuss the heroes

The book of Mishlei is composed of hundreds of diverse Proverbs describing a plethora of scenarios and phenomena. In this course with Dr. Lisa Fredman uncover the central themes of the book and see how Rashi’s

Each week join Rabbanit Dr. Tamara Spitz for her Daf Yomi: One Week at a Time course as she reviews the key topics of the previous week’s seven pages, gaining an overview of the entire

Karen Wasserstein, one of our wonderful Halacha Mastery Program students, recently completed all the course requirements and received her certificate.  A psychologist who specializes in fertility counseling and has a speciality in third party reproduction,

Over the millennia various technological advances have posed a challenge to halacha and yet our great sages have always referred back to our age old sources for answers and inspiration. In our upcoming new Halacha

Check out our new free, online live series Tales of Ailing Rabbis with Gila Fine. Suffering Is Precious: What, in the Talmud, is the worst disease of all? Can one treat a patient against his will? Is it

Join us for this special WebYeshiva.org event. To sign up CLICK HERE This is a virtual tour – The best way to appreciate Yom HaZikaron (Israel’s Memorial Day) and Yom HaAtzmaut (Independence Day) is by going on a tiyul – walking

Rabbi Paul Terman is one of the WebYeshiva.org’s first recipients of semicha. Born in California, he grew up in Florida and it was during his time at the University of Miami where he became increasingly interested in Jewish observance. “Jewishly

Rabbi Allan Goldenberg is one of the WebYeshiva.org Halacha Mastery Program‘s first recipients of semicha. Rabbi Goldenberg was a prosecutor in the Cook County, Illinois, State Attorney’s Office and worked in a variety of areas including as a felony trial