Judaism
Parashat Beha’alotcha: The call of humility
We are all entitled to even the strongest of our beliefs and opinions. And yet, we should never be so sure of what we think that we are not open to a different voice, a different opinion.
Parashat Beha’alotcha: Yes to speaking up, no to hurting!
Rabbi Pinto in Manhattan: “Greatness is staying steady in times of collapse”
Yonatan Ben Uziel’s prophecy: As Persia falls, Jerusalem begins to rise
Rabbi Pinto’s message of calm: 'Cling to God and you will be saved'
As missile attacks from Iran stir fear in Israel, Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto delivers a spiritual message: absolute faith and unbroken connection to God ensure Divine protection.
Rabbi Pinto on the security crisis: “No Jew can rejoice while another suffers”
As Iran’s missile threat escalates, Rabbi Yosiah Pinto calls for unconditional love, national unity, and spiritual elevation, urging Jews to strengthen Torah study and mutual responsibility.
Nation rises like a lion: The enduring Jewish strength in the face of danger
Rabbi Shai Tahan explores how the Jewish nation’s lion-like identity reflects its divine mission, dignity, and unshakable strength throughout history.
Rabbi Yoel Pinto from the Shelter: “The Path to Salvation Is Forgiveness”
shaAmid Iranian attacks, Rabbi Yoel Pinto shares a lesson from Rabbi Chaim Shmuelevitz on forgiveness and unity as a path to salvation.
What does halacha say about keeping Shabbat while under possible Iranian attack? - explainer
To help guide the public, the Zomet Institute published a series of up to date guidelines for Israelis who keep Shabbat.
“Whoever Has One Hundred Desires Two Hundred”: Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto on the Endless Cycle of Desire
Rabbi Pinto warns: “One who speaks slander harms himself immediately”
Law and order: A Torah perspective on law enforcement and civil disorder
Rabbi Shay Tahan, Rosh Kollel at Shaarei Ezra in Brooklyn, NY, reveals insightful messages from Torah verses, guiding daily life with wisdom and grace.
A moment of regret: How can one draw closer to god despite the distance?
Rabbi Pinto’s Life Lesson: Learn to Accept a Different Opinion
