The Tefillin are our connection to G-d, as we submit the thoughts in our mind and the emotions in our heart to G-d.

The mezuzah and the laws concerning the small scroll of protection that adorns every door of our homes.

Explore the significance of the ritually fringed four-cornered garment.

Tzedakah is more than a Charitable act. It is sharing with others what G-d in His kindness has given us.

The Torah is more than a history book. It is G-d’s instructions to humanity. It tells us how to maximize our potential on this earth.

The last commandment of the Torah is to write one’s own Sefer Torah. Today this is commonly done through buying a letter, chapter or portion in a joint Sefer Torah. It is written by a scribe who is specially ordained to write, and its laws are meticulous.

Which species of animals, birds, fish and vermin are kosher, and which are not?

The preparation of kosher food is meticulous: slaughtering, checking and removing of the blood, plus which parts of the animal may not be eaten.

One of the fundamental principles of a Kosher home is keeping Milk and Meat separate; from pots & pans and cutlery to stoves and sinks. Plus: The laws of Koshering utensils previously used for non-kosher foods.

Shopping for Kosher foods, baked goods, fresh fruit and packaged goods; looking out for the Kosher certification and labels.

Wine represents the holiness and separateness of the Jewish people. However, since wine was and still is used in many forms of idolatrous worship, it has a unique status in Jewish law, which places extra restrictions on the making and handling of wine.

The rituals and customs that we have practiced for centuries at the Shabbat table; from lighting candles to eating delicious Challah.

Our sages tell us: G-d told the heavenly angels: “I have a special treasure called Shabbat, and I will give it to the Jewish people”. For six days we work, and the seventh – Shabbat brings holiness and rest” {Ed. Note: Not filmed on Shabbat}

“On the Seventh day you shall rest from all work”. What constitutes work? There are 39 Cardinal prohibitions on the Shabbat, and many off-shoot laws that are derived thereof. The first in a series of eight classes, defining the laws of work on Shabbat.

The second in a series of eight classes, defining the laws of work on Shabbat.

The third in a series of eight classes, defining the laws of work on Shabbat.

The fourth in a series of eight classes, defining the laws of work on Shabbat.

The fifth in a series of eight classes, defining the laws of work on Shabbat.

The sixth in a series of eight classes, defining the laws of work on Shabbat.

The seventh in a series of eight classes, defining the laws of work on Shabbat.

The final episode in a series of eight classes, defining the laws of work on Shabbat.

Shatnez is the prohibition of wearing garments mixed with wool and linen. Join us as we take an up-close look at how to check materials to ensure they’re free of shatnez.

The mitzvah of pidyon haben is to redeem the firstborn son by giving a Kohen five silver shekels when the boy becomes a month old.

An Upsherin is the traditional “first haircut” ceremony held on a boy’s third birthday. This ceremony marks the start of the child’s formal education, and is highlighted by leaving the child’s payot, and his starting to wear a kippah and tzitzit.

A boy attains his religious maturity and becomes responsible to fulfill all Torah commandments at the age of thirteen; this milestone is traditionally celebrated with a Bar Mitzvah ceremony.

The Jewish way of dating and preparing yourself for your wedding.

The Jewish way of dating and preparing yourself for your wedding.

The key components of a Jewish wedding and some customs and traditions.

The key components of a Jewish wedding and some customs and traditions.

Children recite Kaddish for their loved ones’ departed soul. What is the meaning of Kaddish and how, when and why is Kaddish recited?

How to put on the traditional four-cornered garment before prayers.

How to bind the head and arm phylacteries in preparation for prayer.

How to recite the mourner's kaddish with a minyan.

How to recite the longer version of kaddish known as the "Kaddish d'Rabanan."

How to perform the honor of opening the Ark before taking out the Torah.

What to do and which blessings to recite when called up for an aliyah at the Torah reading.

How to perform the honor of lifting the Torah as well as rolling and dressing the Torah after the reading.

How to light the candles before Shabbat and Holidays.

How to recite Kiddush at the beginning of the Shabbat evening meal.

How to perform the ritual hand washing before eating bread.

How to recite the blessing on bread at the Shabbat meal.

How to recite the blessing after a meal of bread (on weekdays as well as Shabbat.)

How to perform the havdalah ceremony at the conclusion of Shabbat and festivals.

Join in on the beautiful mitzvah of lighting Shabbat candles on Friday late-afternoon (at least eighteen minutes before sunset) to usher in the Sabbath.

When making challah for Shabbat, there’s a special tradition to do the mitzvah of separating a small piece of ‘challah’. Watch how it’s done.

A group of actors bring the unity of the Hakhel year to life on the streets of Israel.