Due to the situation in Eretz Yisrael, the gedolim have advised to work on our shmiras Shabbos.

Rabbi Orlofsky has decided to make the next few episodes about this important topic, in order to help us learn more and mischazek in our shmiras Shabbos.

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Due to the situation in Eretz Yisrael, the gedolim have advised to work on our shmiras Shabbos.

Rabbi Orlofsky has decided to make the next few episodes about this important topic, in order to help us learn more and mischazek in our shmiras Shabbos.

Due to the situation in Eretz Yisrael, the gedolim have advised to work on our shmiras Shabbos.

Rabbi Orlofsky has decided to make the next few episodes about this important topic, in order to help us learn more and mischazek in our shmiras Shabbos.

Due to the situation in Eretz Yisrael, the gedolim have advised to work on our shmiras Shabbos.

Rabbi Orlofsky has decided to make the next few episodes about this important topic, in order to help us learn more and mischazek in our shmiras Shabbos.

Due to the situation in Eretz Yisrael, the gedolim have advised to work on our shmiras Shabbos.

Rabbi Orlofsky has decided to make the next few episodes about this important topic, in order to help us learn more and mischazek in our shmiras Shabbos.

Due to the situation in Eretz Yisrael, the gedolim have advised to work on our shmiras Shabbos.

Rabbi Orlofsky has decided to make the next few episodes about this important topic, in order to help us learn more and mischazek in our shmiras Shabbos.

Rabbi Orlofsky addresses the current situation in Israel.

What do the Ushpizin represent?

And why is Succos so intense?

On this week’s episode Rabbi Orlofsky dives deep into these questions and explains the reason behind the intensity of this holiday

Twice a year the maidens used to dress in white and dance in the vineyards to attract husbands - on the 15th of Av and on Yom Kippur. 

What’s the connection between starting a relationship and Yom Kippur? Find out in this episode of the Rabbi Orlofsky Show. 

On this week’s episode Rabbi Orlofsky talks about the purpose of judgment in Judaism and the importance of following our sages’ rulings.

Why do Ashkenazim Start saying Slichos on Motzai Shabbos?

Why do we have to say Slichos for a minimum of 4 days?

Rabbi Orlofsky dives deep into the topic of Slichos and answers these questions to give us the tools to start our year on the right foot and give us the means to live a better life.

Rabbi Orlofsky hosts Rabbi Mike Rovinsky for a  fascinating interview about life as a Mohel (circumcision expert) for Jews and gentiles alike.

On this week’s episode Rabbi Orlofsky talks about being consistent and staying true to your ideals.

We’re all alive, but are we living?

How can we go through life without ”being dead”?