This Talmud series presents a Talmudic perspective on real estate and proof of ownership. In this class we explore case study of a dispute over property and learn the Talmudic principle of ‘hakchasha’ (contradictory witness testimony).

This Talmud series presents a Talmudic perspective on real estate and proof of ownership. In this class we explore a real case of a dispute over property that was presented before a Talmudic sage for judgment.

This Talmud series presents a Talmudic perspective on real estate and proof of ownership. In this class we explore the fascinating logic behind the Talmudic principle of ‘Migo’—a reasoning that proves the a claim’s veracity.

This Talmud series presents a Talmudic perspective on real estate and proof ownership. In this class we explore the compelling logic behind the Talmudic principle of ‘Chazakah’—presumptive ownership for the occupier.

This Talmud series presents a Talmudic perspective on real estate and proof ownership. In this class we explore the meaning of the Talmudic principle of ‘Chazakah’.

In this Talmud class we probe deeper into the application of the different types of penalization for theft, and also explore an interesting scenario where a change occurred to the stolen item, thereby altering its value.

In this Talmud class we take a closer look into the application of the different types of penalization for theft, and discover the great depth encoded in the precise wording in the Talmud.

In this Talmud class we delve into the underlying reasoning behind the varying types of penalization—concentrating on the fourfold, and fivefold payments, and thereby discover new layers in committing theft.

In this Talmud class we are introduced to the principles for when a penalty is incurred for theft, and the varying types of penalization—namely the twofold, fourfold, and fivefold payments.

Discover the Torah’s principles and parameters behind the prohibition related to theft and robbery. We learn two differing perspectives for defining the prohibition of stealing, providing new depth to understanding the precept.