Rabbi Levi Yitzchok Raskin

If I light on time, it is likely that by the time my wife comes home, my menorah will no longer be alight. Does my wife light menorah again and make her own blessing?

Metal and glass utensils that were bought from a non-Jew are to be immersed in a kosher mikvah prior to use for food.

This article focuses on one Jewish law regarding Hatarat Nedarim (Annulment of Vows), namely that the petitioner is obliged to articulate the vow which he seeks to absolve.

Instead of dropping the match upon a flat surface, should place it down standing diagonally, allowing it to fully burn out.

For Sukkot, it is customary for the candles to be lit in the Sukkah.

But I have observed that some boxes of Neronim come with metal “lids,” specially designed to raise the candle above the troublesome spike.

When lighting the candles for Yom Tov, women recite the blessing of Shehecheyanu in addition to the blessing for kindling the lights for Yom Tov.

Where do I light my candles, where we’re sleeping or where we’re eating?

I’m wondering if it’s permitted to begin defrosting on the afternoon of the first day of Yom Tov something that we will eat that night?

A client of ours could receive an email that gives the impression that it was dispatched on Shabbat, when in truth it was sent from a different time zone, before or after Shabbat.