Recently someone asked if all Jews should leave America and move to Israel. Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, you can't just give blanket advice to everyone. The Rabbi brings a clarification from Rav Moshe Sternbuch on who should make Aliyah to Israel, plus many real life examples of who should and who shouldn't make Aliyah.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven tells a story from Rav Gideon ben Moshe, a close student of Rav Ovadia Yosef for 30 years, about how he became Gadol HaDor and Chief Rabbi of Israel. In the beginning Rav Ovadia & his family sacrificed everything learning Torah in dire poverty. Then Rav Ovadia took his love for Torah and dedicated his life to helping the Jewish people at all costs. Eventually his Torah knowledge became undeniable and he was appointed as Chief Rabbi of Israel and head of Sep

15 Minutes of Torah a day is all it takes. Stop making excuses and start your journey toward spiritual growth today. In this video, Rabbi Yaron Reuven explores why many of us struggle to keep our commitments to HaShem and how to overcome the common hurdles—from financial stress to modern distractions like smartphones and Bitcoin. The world exists because of your dedication to Torah. Pesach is a time to stop making excuses.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven reveals the craziest End of Days Prophecy that is being fulfilled right now! The Jewish Sages in Masechet Avodah Zara said, that in the End of Days there will be many converts to Judaism. When they said this, being a Jew was a life risk, and the Romans were killing Jews for following the Torah. Today non-Jews around the world are converting by the hundreds.

Who are you working for? Do you think you make the money? Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, realizing that he works for HaShem was one of the biggest eye openers that led to serious life changes. Most importantly, understanding that HaShem can't be fooled or bribed, and that learning Torah at least two hours a day, every day, is a must, because that's what it takes to get ot Gan Eden.

The beginning of wisdom is fear of HaShem. The Chazon Ish says, if a person doesn't have fear of HaShem they are empty of wisdom. Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a lesson from the Chazon Ish about the importance of finding a Rabbi that has fear of HaShem.

Have you ever wondered what makes someone truly "beloved" in the eyes of God? The answer lies in a quiet, profound sacrifice that happens behind the doors of a Jewish home. On a trip to America Rav Yaakov Galinsky gave an inspiring shiur to a group of Jewish women whose husbands learned in kollel, and he told them he wished he was as fortunate as they were to be HaShem's beloved. In this video, Rabbi Yaron Reuven delves into the beautiful and often hidden world of the Jewish

Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, Jewish students that make jokes and disturb the shiur are bad enough, but there's another type of student that's even worse and just breaks your heart into a million pieces. They seem like they're learning, they pay attention, and you think you're getting somewhere, but after a year of work you discover they haven't been paying attention to anything.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven spent hours preparing for this lecture, but when the doors opened... nobody came. This is every public speaker's worst nightmare. Have you ever hosted an event, given a presentation, or delivered a lecture, only to speak to an empty room? In this video, Rabbi Reuven shares his raw, vulnerable story of exactly what happened when zero people showed up to the shiur. Instead of packing up and going home, he relied on the words of our Sages, that when someone gi

One of the most important Torah lessons you can't learn from books is real life experience and how to deal with specific situations that only come with shimush - serving Torah Scholars, and a close relationship with your Rabbi. Rabbi Yaron Reuven goes over Pirkei Avot 5,18 and the four types of students that sit before the Sages.

A viewer asks Rabbi Yaron Reuven if he knows that Jews own the banks. Rabbi Reuven says, in the past, Jewish banking families like Goldman & Sachs, Lehman brothers, and the Rothschilds owned most of the largest and most powerful banks in the world, but those days are gone. Now most banks are publicly owned companies, so anyone can own a share. It's also important to note that these same Jewish banking families are responsible for saving many western countries with loans at cr

Are you struggling to find a mentor you can truly trust? The Chazon Ish provided a timeless blueprint for choosing a Rabbi that goes beyond just "who has the most followers." Learn the specific qualities to look for and how the Chazon Ish’s teachings can help you find your own path in the Torah world today. Rabbi Yaron Reuven goes over a section of Emunah and Bitachon by the Chazon Ish about qualities of a leader of any Jewish community. The Chazon Ish says, the most importan

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a lesson about the importance of being a student of Torah. Masechet Brachot says, whenever Rabbi Yochanan would finish reading the Book of Job he would say in the end man and animal both die, but fortunate is one who grew in Torah, who toiled in Torah and brings pleasure to his Creator.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven tells a story about the dangers university education and the damaging things that kids can learn even in schools that are suppose to religious Jewish schools.

Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai in Masechet Brachot says that there is one thing that is worse than the war of Gog uMagog, the pain of a parent losing a child or having a child go off the derech. Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, some things a person just doesn't understand until they've been through it themselves.

Many people are interested in Kabbalistic books like the Sefer Yetzirah, but Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, what they don't realize is that all real Kabbalistic books are written in a way that can only be correctly understood by someone who learned the authentic tradition from a true Kabbalist. They have intentional mistakes and are written in a cryptic way that only their students can understand. Most copies available today, especially online are corrupted versions. On top of this

A viewer asks Rabbi Yaron Reuven, who is considered wicked According to the Torah? Rabbi Reuven brings an eye opening lesson from Pirkei Avot 4:16 about accidental sins and the prayers that Rabbi Nechuniya ben HaKanah would say after learning Torah. The Sages in Brachot 28b say that idlers go to Gehinnom, because they ran after everything in this world, except Torah.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven's Response To The Critics: Let's look at the numbers. Not subscribers or views or YouTube likes, the only thing that matters, Baalei TeShuva or even how many people you've helped financially. A viewer asks Rabbi Yaron Reuven how he responds to critics that say his approach to teaching Torah is wrong. So far, nobody has come forward with any numbers to support their "modern approach" to teaching. Rabbi Reuven says, the Torah doesn't change, teaching the unfi

A Jewish woman that was raised in Reform Judaism was saved from intermarriage after watching Rabbi Yaron Reuven's lectures. When she started watching lectures she was engaged to a non-Jew and did TeShuva on the day of the wedding, running away from the wealthy non-Jewish groom and Reform parents. Now Baruch HaShem she is married to a Jewish man raising a family and living a frum Jewish life.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven reveals some strong evidence that Louis Pasteur got his idea for the rabies vaccine from the Talmud. What do you guys think? The Jewish Sages in Masechet Yoma 84a tell a story of someone who was bitten by a rabid dog and the Sages advice saved at least one life.