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
There are those who Kvetch after Maariv on Motzai Yom Kippur and say, “Really? Another five minutes for Kiddush Levana? I really want to break my fast!”
The Yomim Noraim machzorim are somewhat akin to a fantastic art museum, brimming with content on each floor, in every room and on every wall. The sheer quantity of the content can cause one to miss out. The depth, beauty and nuances of each work of art can elude us precisely because of the massive scope of the museum and the limited time we have to experience it.
Reb Dovid Leibowitz zatzal, a great-nephew of the Chofetz Chaim who learned and helped write the 6 th chailek had a fascinating conversation with the Chofetz Chaim with reverberations and connotations that still exist today. Where and what should we be learning? Should our kids (and ourselves) focus on Kodshim and Beis HaMikdash topics like they do in the Brisk Yeshivos or should we stick strictly to halachos that apply now? This article is recommended based upon the view of the Chofetz Chaim and the question that we are asked l’achar me’ah v’esrim – Did you long for the Ge’ulah?
By: Yair Hoffman
Do we really want the Ge’ulah to happen now? If so, we best be knowing these halachos – because otherwise we are going to be looking pretty clueless. The Nisuch HaMayim was done every day of Sukkos.
While everyone is concerned about the war in the north and Israel's retaliation against Iran, we have to keep in mind that there are still numerous hostages and the remains of hostages being held in Gaza. They are our brothers and sisters, and even though we daven for their safe return three times daily, we must do more. What follows is a three-phase suggestion as to how to attempt to get the hostages held in Gaza released.
By: Yair Hoffman
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Rabbi, we have this great new dip recipe for Challah. It has olive oil, rosemary, salt, crushed red hot pepper, and whole and freshly crushed garlic. May I crush the garlic on Yom Tov?
by Rabbi Yair Hoffman Join our WhatsApp group Subscribe to our Daily Roundup Email Rabbi, we have this great new dip recipe for Challah. It has olive oil, rosemary, salt, crushed red hot pepper, and whole and freshly crushed garlic. May I crush the garlic on Yom Tov? The short answer is yes, but with […]
By: Yair Hoffman
Nowadays, the Mitzvah of Aliyah l’Regel does not apply because we are all impure, but there are two things that must be considered. The first is that if we study a Mitzvah when we are unable to perform it – it is as if we had performed it. The second consideration is that one of the questions that we are aked after we pass on from this world is “Did you anticipate and hope for the redemption?” The best way to ensure that we do this is to study the relevant sections of the obligations of the Beis HaMikdash. What follows are 11 things to know.
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