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The Daily Halacha is recorded every morning in Shaharit at Congregation Bet Yaakob, which is located in Brooklyn New York during the winter months, and in Lawrence Ave Shul in Deal NJ during the summer months. The Halacha is then transcribed with grammatical edit, and then uploaded for broadcast the next day.

We also broadcast each week, a lesson that we can apply in every day life from the Parasha of the week. The Rabbi delivers each week a 1 hour insight on the Parasha, and from this we extract the concept into 2-3 pages for your reading and review. The purpose of this is to provide an interesting lesson, and a topic that can be discussed on the Friday night dinner table with your family.

The general rule in the Halacha Yomi (Daily Halacha) is to follow the opinion of Maran, Rav Yosef Caro, as his opinion has been accepted by Sephardic Jews. Furthermore, most of the customs discussed follow Sephardic tradition. Lastly, a great emphasis has been placed to recognize the opinion of Chacham Ovadia Yosef shilita.

www.DailyHalacha.com began in October 2002 / Cheshvan 5763. As of March 2009, we broadcast the Daily Halacha each day to more than 8000 registered recipients. We do not spam. All emails sent are only to those who have registered to receive the Daily Halacha. The subscribers list is strictly confidential and will not be released to anyone without exception. From time to time we may broadcast a special message from the Rabbi to our subscribers. DailyHalacha.com accepts donations via sponsorship of a Halacha. Money received for Halachot goes toward the administration and maintaining of our 5 web sites which include; www.dailyhalacha.com, www.dailygemara.com, www.mishnaberura.com, www.dailytehillim.com, and www.learntorah.com. 

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