Yeshiva World News

Yeshiva World News

Yeshiva World News (YWN) is an online news outlet focused on Orthodox Jewish communities. It offers various services designed to serve Jewish audiences globally.

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  • Dec 12, 2024 | theyeshivaworld.com | Yair Hoffman

    They were Malachim 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.

  • Dec 12, 2024 | theyeshivaworld.com | Yair Hoffman

    By Rabbi Yair HoffmanIn 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.

  • Dec 12, 2024 | theyeshivaworld.com | Yair Hoffman

    by Rabbi Yair HoffmanIn helping address the shidduch crisis, the Orthodox Union’s Center for Communal Research has produced a landmark study that represents one of the most comprehensive and nuanced examinations of Orthodox Jewish dating and singlehood ever conducted. A tremendous yasher koach to Rabbi Moshe Hauer for caring enough to do this.

  • Dec 12, 2024 | theyeshivaworld.com | Yair Hoffman

    By Rabbi Yair HoffmanChanukah is fast approaching and we need to reflect on the two Nissim of Chanukah:The nais that the oil kept burningThe nais of the remarkable military victory. QUESTION: But, why did Chazal emphasize the first nais over the second one? ANSWER:  So that we will not make a mistake and ignore the role of Hashem and wrongly attribute things to superior military moves and the like. When someone does you a favor it is wrong not to express gratitude.

  • Dec 5, 2024 | theyeshivaworld.com | Yair Hoffman

    By Rabbi Yair HoffmanThe American legal system is an adversarial system - where opposing sides fight vigorously before an impartial judge or jury in order to best discover truth. From a Torah perspective, since it is very hard to find qualified people with a high moral compass, this is probably good for the country and also an effective means to get to the truth.