Are you honoring your husband? Rabbi Yaron Reuven teaches how a Jewish woman should honor her husband according to the Torah. While a man must love his wife like he loves himself, and honor her even more, a woman should treat her husband like a king. If she's getting him to learn Torah, and fulfilling her other duties as a wife, her husband will have excellent manners and he will shower her with compliments, give her gifts when he can afford them, and treat her like a queen.

A viewer asks, "What is the polite, diplomatic, politically correct way to decline an invitation to a mixed dancing wedding where people will be dressed immodestly?" Rabbi Reuven says, there are two options: tell them you can't go, or tell them the truth of why you can't go. If you care about them, you should politely explain to them that the Torah forbids attending mixed dancing events and immodesty is something HaShem dislikes very much. Explain to them the severity of immo

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings insights on Parashat Chukat and the passing of a Tzaddik or Tzaddikah from the Zera Shimshon. In this week's Parasha both Miriam and Aharon go to Gan Eden, and traditionally the passing of a Tzaddik serves as an atonement for Am Yisrael. But the Zera Shimshon says, this only applies if we mourn properly and do TeShuva, and this lack of proper mourning is why Miriam's well dried up. Rabbi Reuven also brings an inspiring story about the passing of Rav