Yair Hoffman is a journalist who writes for CONG OHR YISROEL VILEDNIK and VINnews. His articles cover a range of topics, including Jewish culture, Torah values, social issues, and current events. Yair's work has also been featured in The Jewish Link and Israel National News.
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By: Yair Hoffman
In a disturbing reflection of our times, we find ourselves confronting a society where the lines between right and wrong have become dangerously blurred. The entire country, gentile and Jew alike should now rais kriyah, sit shiva and say kaddish for the death of morality.
The parsha begins with “And Yaakov sent Malachim to Esav his brother to the land of Seir..” Rashi explains that they weren’t mere messengers. They were “malachim mamash” – actual Malachim.
It is well known that on Shabbos Friday night, an additional neshama – an extra spirit and soul enters into a person. What is not so well known, however, is that this happens in three different stages – with three different parts. What follows is an elaboration of this.
By: Yair Hoffman, Sefas Tamim
QUESTION: There is a story that just went viral because it was on Rabbi Eli Stefansky’s Daf Yomi shiur on Bava Basra daf 166 which was featured on (the newly popular) CBN. It has to do with lying and although Rabbi Stefansky related the story, he did not state whether it was halachically permitted for the man to do what he did.
by Rabbi Yair Hoffman for the Sefas Tamim Foundation Join our WhatsApp group Subscribe to our Daily Roundup Email QUESTION: There is a story that just went viral because it was on Rabbi Eli Stefansky’s Daf Yomi shiur on Bava Basra daf 166 which was featured on (the newly popular) CBN. It has to do […]
By Rabbi Yair Hoffman Join our WhatsApp group Subscribe to our Daily Roundup Email Chanukah is coming! What is the story with the Book of Maccabees I and II? The history of Maccabees I and II is certainly an interesting one. It is not part of Tanach, of course, and it seems lehavdil that Martin […]
By Rabbi Yair Hoffman Join our WhatsApp group Subscribe to our Daily Roundup Email [#12 is probably the most controversial one in this list] The Poskim disagree about the nature of the obligation to Daven in general. Is it a daily obligation from the Torah (the Rambam’s view)? Or is it only a Torah obligation […]
By: Yair Hoffman
by Rabbi Yair Hoffman Join our WhatsApp group Subscribe to our Daily Roundup Email What follows is a halachic discussion about a device that has been described by some cardiologists as the financial equivalent of implanting a BMW in the heart. Other cardiologists have described it as the financial equivalent of a Tesla implanted in […]
By Rabbi Yair Hoffman Join our WhatsApp group Subscribe to our Daily Roundup Email Certainly the former president deserves credit for having contributed to the making of peace that has saved lives in the middle-east. But it is also well known that President Carter was one of the leading voices in trying to give legitimacy […]
By: Yair Hoffman
By Rabbi Yair Hoffman Join our WhatsApp group Subscribe to our Daily Roundup Email At the heart of Jewish continuity lies a profound Mitzvah – one that has shaped our people’s destiny for millennia. The Shulchan Aruch (Even Ha’ezer 1:8) codifies an important obligation based on the Talmudic discussion in Yevamos and the verse in […]
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