Pre-order R. Shai's new book Judaism is About Love, exploring the very heart of Jewish ideals. And register to see R. Shai in your city at a book signing and lecture.

Registration is now open for the Project Zug Spring Learning Cycle, featuring a new 4-week course with R. Elie Lehmann called “The Fours of the Passover Seder.” Dive into a conversation with ancient sages and modern Jewish thinkers, looking at talmudic texts, hasidic commentaries alongside poetry and art.

Looking to enhance your Pesah seder this year? Join the Hadar online Beit Midrash for a chance to go beyond the rote Maggid experience and gain new insights into the nuances of this redemptive night.

EARLY BIRD ENDS MARCH 1
Applications are now open for a week of rich, rigorous, and meaningful learning at this year’s Halakhah Intensive, at Yeshivat Hadar in NYC. This year we’ll explore the concept of "S'feik S'feika: Living with Doubt", the notion that sometimes a situation involves multiple axes of doubt. This program is designed for learners who have prior experience with halakhic texts and are comfortable navigating these texts independently.

Purim parades itself as the most joyful day of the year, however, Megillat Esther is a story of intense crisis and violence. In the wake of October 7th, these crises of Purim feel very real. As a day of fasting and prayer before Purim, Ta'anit Esther is an opportunity to reflect and confront these crises. Join Hadar as we explore these tensions in observance of Ta’anit Esther and in preparation for reading the Megillah this year.

Join Rabbi David Kasher for a literary journey through the weekly Torah portion, uncovering the deeper layers of meaning in the artistry of the text. You'll also geta digital copy of Devash, Hadar's weekly parashah magazine for kids, and essays on the holidays by Rabbi Avi Strausberg.