Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year and lasts for two days, falling at the beginning of the Jewish month of Tishrei. The festival is already in the conscience of Jewish people from the preceding month of Elul which is a time of preparation for the upcoming solemn days of Rosh Hashanah. The day before Rosh Hashanah often goes unnoticed but it has its own interesting prayers and customs and it is a shame to not pay attention to it Continue reading
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A Guide to Where One Must Affix a MezuzahWhat is a Mezuzah?
All you need to know about Bar MitzvahWhat does the phrase Bar Mitzvah mean? Bar Mitzvah means “Son of Commandment” and refers to the fact that when a Jewish boy reaches the age of thirteen he becomes accountable for his actions in Jewish law. A Jewish boy automatically becomes Bar Mitzvah at the age of thirteen whether or not he celebrated or commemorated the occasion. Continue reading Tzedakah Boxes in Jewish HistoryWhat are Tzedakah Boxes? Tzedakah Boxes are commonly translated as Charity Boxes. First of all, that is a |











