Category: Rabbi Levi Ytzhak

                                                               The most lovable figure in Hasidic folklore (Courtesy: Oxford University Press) Levi Yitzhak of Berditchev (d. 1810) was a rabbi and Hasidic Master. He became […]

(Courtesy: Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove, Yitro 2006 – Anshe Emet Synagogue) An insight by a man who preceded Conservative Judaism, the great Hassidic master, R. Levi […]

(Courtesy: Dr. Meir Tamari) “The princes, on behalf of Israel, brought of their gold, silver, fine flour, oil and incense, and the best of their […]

(Courtesy: New Jersey Jewish Standard – by Rabbi Meir Konikov) Rabbi Levi Yitzchok had just been appointed rabbi of Berditchev. He instructed the community council […]

(Courtesy: Ismar Schorsch ) In his comment on our parashah, Rabbi Levi Yitzhak of Berdichev, a much beloved third-generation Hasidic master who died in 1809, […]

(Courtesy: Rabbi Yosef Benarroch) At the conclusion of this week’s Torah portion of ‘Behalotekha’ the unthinkable takes place. Aharon and Miriam the brother and sister […]

A story of the life of Reb Levi Yitzchak of Berditchev, great for children of all ages. 

Courtesy: Rabbi RamiReferred to: Levi Yitzchak of Berditchov, Hasidic Jewish Mystic Wherever I wander—You!Wherever I ponder—You!Only You everywhere, You, always You. You, You, You.When I […]

(By Shlomo Riskin – Courtesy: JEWISHLEDGER) A major aspect of the Yom Kippur liturgy is the service of the High Priest on this sacred Day […]

(Courtesy: Lazar Gurkow) Everything But the Pillow:In this week’s parshah, we learn that a creditor is permitted to demand collateral before offering a loan, even if […]