Life in Israel

Feb 5, 2026

The Truth About The Temple Mount and Beit Hamikdash (video)

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I Performed MAGIC for KYLE TUCKER! (video)

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From Noise to Silence | Market → Old City, Jerusalem. (video)

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Aaron Bensoussan - One Nation One Heart (video)

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Feb 4, 2026

Interesting Psak: reporting or helping reckless drivers

In a halacha "shiur" on Radio Kol BaRama, Rav Shai Tchan, head of the Beit Horaah Arzei Halevanon of Brooklyn, discussed halachic issues of using Waze for navigation.

Rav Tachan began discussing reckless drivers saying there is a mitzva to report such drivers as they have the status of rodef on the roads. It is not allowed to report reckless drivers, it is an obligation to report reckless drivers. Also, if you capture reckless driving ona dashcam it is a mitzva to report it to the authorities.

What about reporting the presence of police in Waze so other drivers know police are in the area to slow down in advance or drive safer (eg put away the phone they are using, etc) - on the one hand when you report police presence it causes drivers to slowdown, which is a good thing. On the other hand, reckless drivers will use it to avoid punishment and will continue driving recklessly with nothing to deter them.

Rav Tachan paskened that the purpose of the police presence on the roads is to ensure safe driving. Helping people avoid the police is problematic. It is prohibited to help a reckless driver avoid the police and to avoid the law. Better that he should be arrested, pay his fine and learn his lesson than continuing to drive recklessly..

When someone is putting the public in danger, the concept of "moser" does not apply. A person driving recklessly can be reported without any concern of being considered a moser as he is putting the public at risk.

I would further ask, is it ok to report police as being present on a road even when they are not so as to cause reckless drivers to drive safer?

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Feb 3, 2026

A Raw Conversation On Eretz Yisrael, Rav Feinstein and Mashiach (video)

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Jerusalem city center and Mahane Yehuda Market 11 January 2026 (video)

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Better Together- Shiras Hayam Girls Choir Ft. Tehila Erlich- For women and girls only (video)

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Feb 2, 2026

Quote of the Day

If we will be in power we will not transfer money to settlements - the time has come to organize a new set of priorities in the State of Israel... The time has come to bring the money back to the working citizens, to the working communities and neighborhoods.. Smotritch Economics needs to come to an end..

-- Yair Golan, Chairman of the Democrats Party

you can disagree on priroties of spending, you can be against funding settlements...but are "settlers" not working people? for the most part they are. The vast majority of them work and serve in the army

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