Dear Rabbi, my company has a Covid Vaccination mandate, one of my coworkers has a religious exemption that she got from her Rabbi. I'm curious what aspect of the vaccine does Judaism find objectionable?

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Dear Rabbi, do you give out Halloween candy?

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Dear Rabbi, why does the Jewish concept of day start at sundown?

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Dear Rabbi, why don't we find any mention of dinosaurs in the creation dialogue in the bible?

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Dear Rabbi, essentially, how can someone die in the days of awe, as you were written in the book of life in 5781 and the book for 5782 has not yet been sealed, what is the Jewish thought about death during this time?

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Dear Rabbi, why is Abraham considered the Father of the Jewish people?

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Dear Rabbi, was Abraham the very first Jew? If so, what makes him the first Jew and not Adam or Noah?

Dear Rabbi, why don't Jews believe in Jesus as the Messiah?

Dear Rabbi, if our job here in life is to do Mitzvot and we are re-incarnated again and again until all our mitzvot are fulfilled, why don't we leave some unfinished so we can stay in this world and serve Hashem?

Shouldn't Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement) come before Rosh Hashana (the Day of Judgment)?