Abusers And The Obligation To Apologize
This week is parashas Acharei Mos-Kedoshim, wherein the Torah deems it necessary to enumerate the concept of arayos. There have been plenty of headlines and stories about people who have...
Business Halacha: Who Should Be Believed?
Mr. Lander had sued Mr. Braun in beis din. They stood before Rabbi Dayan and his colleagues.
Rabbi Dayan turned to Mr. Lander. “You are the plaintiff,” he said. “What...
Quicken Loans and the Issue of Ribis
by Rabbi Yair Hoffman
Agudas Yisroel recently published a Psak Din signed by leading Gedolim about the prohibition in borrowing money from Quicken Loans without a Heter Iskah. Among those...
Dirshu Takes Australia By Storm
By Chaim Gold
“The response to the Dirshu siyum in Melbourne has been unprecedented! Several new Daf HaYomi B’Halacha shiurim have been added on top of the four existent shiurim,...
From The BHI Hotline: Gemach, Part II
In last week’s article we discussed the extent of liability that a gemach that rents out clothing and costume jewelry may impose on a renter without violating ribbis when...
Halachic Musings: Anger Management
Believe it or not, Rav Elyashiv’s grandfather invented the first anger-management program.
In secular circles, it is thought that anger-management programs first originated in the 1970s by clinical psychologist Dr....
Business Halacha: Computer on Hold
One of Benjy’s computers stopped working. He took it to Shlomi’s computer shop to be fixed.
Shlomi examined the computer quickly. “The electric supply and CPU have to be replaced,”...
From The BHI Hotline: Operating a Gemach, Part I
Question: I plan to open a gemach that will rent out clothing and costume jewelry for a nominal fee. I want each renter to sign a contract accepting full...
Business Halacha: Someone Else’s Chametz
“How was your Pesach?” Mr. Weiss asked Mr. Cohen, his neighbor.
“Baruch Hashem!” exclaimed Mr. Cohen. “It was wonderful!”
“Before Pesach, you had a question about chametz that your clients were...
The Great Post-Pesach Beer Crisis Of 2018
By Rabbi Yair Hoffman
Americans love beer. Beer is the third most popular drink in the world, after water and tea. On average, each American consumes 2 1/3 gallons of...