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While there isn’t a synagogue at the North Pole (yet!), there has been, and there still is, a Jewish presence not far from the Arctic and Antarctic Circles.
Learn the answer to this simple-seeming question in the light of history, Jewish law, and kabbalah.
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The yetzer hara is an instinctive impulse for self-gratification (bad), embodied by the emotional responses of the beast within you.
The deeper I went into the Torah’s approach to giving, the more I realized how precise that financial framework is.
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