בל יראה בל ימצא השבתת חמץ One of the elements that makes the prohibition of  Hamets so unique is that, unlike any other forbidden foods, it includes the...

In our days, most communities—Ashkenazi and Sephardic—arrange a Chamets-selling system in which the community members empower the rabbi to sell their Chamets. This procedure is...

הגעלת כלים During Pesah, we do not use the same cooking utensils or tableware that we use year-round for Hamets.  Why? Because although the utensils...

Algunas Objeciones A La Venta Del Jamets. En mi opinión, uno de los textos mejor documentados que nos permite comprender los       detalles y el debate...

איסור אכילת חמץ HAMETS During Pesah we are not allowed to eat, benefit from or even posses anything Hamets. But, what exactly is Hamets? Hamets (or...

  מצות אכילת מצה Matsa (in English "Matzah") is a special unleavened bread made of a flat dough. The dough is prepared with flour and water,...

  We explained yesterday that one of the three positive Biblical Mitsvot of Pesah is eating Matsa.  Now, why do we eat Matsa? There are...

Pesah is less than a month away. The first night will be celebrated B'H Friday April 3rd, 2015.  Pesah's laws and customs are so...

In this Psalms David HaMelekh touches upon a very important and relevant question, even (or specially) for today's society. Can you be a moral...

Rabbi David ben Zimra, known as the Radbaz (רדב"ז aka Ridbaz) was born in Spain in 1479. At the age of 13, when the...