Torah Live Blog
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Torah Live blog provides in-depth knowledge of the Torah. Founded by Rabbi Dan Roth, Torah Live brings exciting, cutting-edge technology to authentic Torah learning. Our mission is to inspire today's generation with powerful Torah videos. Our online platform and educational tools encourage youth to approach Torah and mitzvot with passion and commitment.
Torah Live Blog
2w ago
Simcha, Baruch and Yair are sure they know how to reach kids who aren't thinking about chesed yet. But wait – something feels wrong ..read more
Torah Live Blog
2w ago
Recently, I had the great privilege of interviewing Yosef Mendelevitch, a refusenik in the former USSR, who put his life on the line for Torah, mitzvos and the right to live in Eretz Yisrael ..read more
Torah Live Blog
2w ago
into the world of animals and halacha. How are we supposed to treat animals? Is it OK to eat them ..read more
Torah Live Blog
3M ago
Is music considered Jewish only if the words are from pesukim or tefillah ..read more
Torah Live Blog
5M ago
The Live to Give theme song has just gone live on Youtube, with a music video that tells the story of one child who brings color to a bland world by putting the idea of chesed into people's minds and hearts ..read more
Torah Live Blog
5M ago
What are your children playing? Are they mindlessly clicking the mouse on meaningless games or are they internalizing Jewish values while having fun ..read more
Torah Live Blog
6M ago
This is the moment you’ve been waiting for! After four years of work, the first episode of Live to Give is up on the Torah Live website. ..read more
Torah Live Blog
8M ago
Max from London loves Torah Live so much that he sent us this note about how he has learned and grown from interacting with our content. ..read more
Torah Live Blog
8M ago
Our upcoming Torah Live movie, “Live to Give,” boasts sixty different locations – all over Israel, from the Golan to the Negev with varied cities and suburbs in between ..read more
Torah Live Blog
8M ago
At Torah Live, we believe that the answer to that question is a resounding yes. Kids can certainly do chesed and influence their friends to do so as well ..read more