Moshe Gantz, founder of KosherKlaf.com, is celebrated by the Arutz Sheva Group for his 40 years of continuous support. Learn about his dedication to the Torah and the Land of Israel.

Ateret Tefillin Batim are certified by the Badatz Edah HaChareidis of Jerusalem. Each pair comes with a safety code and an anti-fraud holographic sticker which can be crossed reference with their agency to ensure certification.

Mezuzot are required for the doorways of each room and hallway in a home or office, including attics, basements, laundry rooms, garages, and walk-in closets (excluding bathrooms). Even small hallways leading to a 6ft x 6ft room require one. Once affixed, a Mezuzah must remain, even if occupants move, unless the newcomers are non-Jews.

A Bar Mitzvah tefillin mishap reveals hidden flaws. Stickers and invalid parchment can render them unusable. Don't let this happen to you.

Never assume your mezuzah is kosher, even if it came from a Judaica store. A recent inspection in Long Island revealed a shocking truth: