The webinar in collaboration with Tzohar Ad 120, Herzog Medical Center, and Shaare Zedek Medical Center. Experts discuss end-of-life ventilation decisions, exploring the medical, ethical, and Halachic considerations to help families prepare responsibly and compassionate for critical moments.

Palliative sedation is one of the most complex decisions patients, families, and caregivers may face. In this webinar with Tzohar Ad 120 and the Hebrew University Center for a Dignified End-of-Life, we explored the medical, ethical, and halachic principles surrounding this sensitive topic, along with practical guidance for navigating these difficult decisions with confidence and compassion.

Caring for aging parents is a sensitive challenge, especially when they resist help. In this webinar with Tzohar Ad 120 and the Beer Emuna Institute, we explored practical care management tools. We discussed strategies for bridging the gap between resistance and cooperation, finding the delicate balance between support and intervention.

The webinar in collaboration with the IDF Homefront Command and EMDA The webinar in collaboration with the AACI, the Israeli Ministry of Health and Tzohar Ad 120. The experts discuss how to plan ahead in a clear and responsible manner that respects the personal and religious needs of you and your family.

Why does the Torah deal with secretions of a person’s body? What is the Torah’s approach towards death? And what is the meaning behind the halachot of purity and impurity?

We tend to push away death and avoid discussing it; At times due to fear, other times the heart is not free to deal with these issues and at times we are worried about the “Evil Eye”. From Yaakov Avinu we can learn quite the opposite.

Advanced modern medicine brings with it the great blessing of improved quality of life and prolonged life expectancy. However, many moral dilemmas have arisen based on the scientific ability to implement medical knowledge acquired throughout the years. In this essay, Rabbi Yuval Cherlow analyzes the Jewish position towards the possibility to extend life, and even more divisive, towards shortening life.

This online session was held in collaboration with EMDA (Israel’s Alzheimer’s Assocation) featuring Dr. Dana Peer, a respected gerontologist and occupational therapist alongside Rabbi Yuval Cherlow. The session provided insight into the ethical and halachic challenges in caring for loved ones with dementia.