Rabbi Berel Wein

Rabbi Berel Wein

13 Articles

Yom Kippur and Sukkot

The service of G-d takes on many different forms and nuances; thus eating on Erev Yom Kippur is considered to be somehow equal to the day of fasting on Yom Kippur itself...

I Made My Day!

You know that moment that makes your whole day and makes it turn out exactly the way you wanted? That's what happens when you courageously jump right into a challenge…

Preserving Our Past

We shouldn't let current fads and transient mores cloud wisdom, traditions, and good sense of the past; otherwise, we're liable to make tragic mistakes...

Looking Ahead – 5774

The State of Israel was built on the ability of Jews living in hostile parts of the world to look forward to a time and place where they would have their own national entity...

Common Sense

If one’s thought processes are not distilled through the instinctive common sense that exists within all of us, grave mistakes of judgment will continually plague us ...

The Fifth Son

There is a fifth child that sits at the Jewish Seder table in our time. He has no qualms about marrying a non-Jew, he is probably liberally pro-Palestinian...