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Need a tutor? WebYeshiva.org, the world’s first fully interactive online Torah study program, was founded in 2007 by Rabbi Chaim Brovender with the goal of making Torah accessible to every Jew around the world. WebYeshiva.org a dynamic schedule of around-the-clock Torah study, providing live, interactive classes to students of all levels and backgrounds in a wide variety of topics. Our outstanding Rabbis and teachers join you from around the globe in your home, office, or on-the-go to replicate the nurturing spirituality of a conventional yeshiva and bring Jews from all over the world together in the study of Torah. All classes are recorded and available in the course library for those who are unable to attend live or wish to review. WebYeshiva also has a specialized tutoring program: http://www.torahtutors.org/. For more advanced learning on the topic of practical halacha (Shabbat, Kashrut, Nidda, Aveylut and more) please see our Halacha Mastery & Semicha Program at https://www.webyeshiva.org/halacha-mastery-program-overview/
23/09/2026
Judaism has never shied away from difficult questions.
Machshava Mastery invites you to explore the major philosophical debates that have challenged Jewish thinkers from the Middle Ages to the modern era.
Learn the ideas. Discover the thinkers behind them. Understand the historical forces that shaped their thinking. And develop the language and knowledge to discuss Jewish philosophy with confidence.
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20/09/2026
Mazal Tov to everyone who finished Masechet Chulin!
Today starts Masechet Bechorot. Join the WebYesiva community's daily Daf Yomi shiur at https://webyeshiva.org/course/daf-yomi-bechorot/
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17/09/2026
This week's short Dvar Torah: Parshat HaAzinu offers a remarkable way to understand notzer chesed, God “preserv
Included this week are also thoughts for Shabbat Shuva and Yom Kippur. Follow the link to read and and download the source sheets for further study.
Parshat HaAzinu - God “preserving kindness" Sometimes God gives us kindness now because of that future
Torah Thoughts by Rabbi Nathan Davidovich
The power of prayer on Yom Kippur.
Yom Kippur is a day that the power of our prayers can even be strong enough to reverse a bad decree decided on Rosh Hashona. How can we assure that our prayer is as strong as possible? This is discussed in this short Torah lesson.
17/09/2026
Episode 5 of WebYeshiva's new podcast ‘Jewish Spiritual Coaching’ with Rabbi Johnny Solomon ( )
Listen at https://open.spotify.com/episode/4akbmQop2XEvW26Pilb3ou?si=yKjx0cdrQCyBVFuwb3DbAg
In this latest episode of The Jewish Spiritual Coaching Podcast, Rabbi Johnny Solomon is joined by Rabbanit Yaffa Setton for a thoughtful conversation about the complex questions and challenging situations that women turn to her for help navigating, and about the spiritual and halachic guidance she offers them
16/09/2026
TONIGHT!
Join Rav Brovender for this special Shabbat Shuva shiur, tonight at 7pm Israel time. The shiur is dedicated in memory of Dr. Chuck Feldman z”l by his loving family.
Sources for tonight include:
ר' צדוק הכהן מלובלין – פרי צדיק לשבת תשובה
תפילת מוסף דר"ה – זכרונות
בראשית רבה – פרשת בראשית פרשה כב סימן יג
Rabbi Brovender Parsha Shiur 5786 Creative insights into the weekly Torah portion
14/09/2026
On Rosh Hashanah, we are judged together as a community. But at the end of our lives, each of us faces a deeply personal and individual judgment.
What exactly happens at that moment? How does Hashem judge each person? What determines our ultimate fate, and what can our sources teach us about the process of judgment after death?
Join Rabbi Dr. Stuart Fischman for a thought-provoking exploration of the Jewish understanding of our final judgment—and what it can teach us about how we live our lives today.
Make this Elul personal. Make it meaningful. Make it yours. Learn with us.
Join at https://webyeshiva.org/course/yom-hadin-in-olam-habah/
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10/09/2026
From all of us at WebYeshiva, thank you for all your tremendous support! May you have a happy and healthy New Year.
And if you are wondering if saying 'Shana Tovah' is enough, check out Rabbi Fink's recent shiur on 'Rosh Hashanah Greetings' at https://open.spotify.com/episode/0OMjNrFaa0ujFBuwalWZMh?si=pobdJV99TsegePHhtIrqiw
Torah Thoughts by Rabbi Nathan Davidovich
On Rosh Hashona we inaugurate the King of the world and recognize His involvement in our lives.
One of the most essential aspects of Rosh Hashanah is that this is the time that we inaugurate G-d as the king of the world in the renewed year. By inaugurating the King, we are subject to his decrees in every aspect of our lives trust, and therefore can strengthen our faith in G-d. This is discussed in this short Torah lesson.
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