Now conveniently sized for those wishing to read it on the train, carry it in a handbag, or bring it along to shul, this widely acclaimed Chumash presents the classic commentary on the Torah with a level of clarity and understanding that you never thought

One the greatest Chassidic classics on the Torah, Kedushas Levi, is finally available in a translated and elucidated edition.

Written by the famous Talmudist and Halachist R' Nissim ben Ruvein (Ran) in the fourteenth century, Derashos HaRan is a collection of homilies (Derashos) that are a classic exposition of the fundamentals of the Jewish religion. This work is newly translated, with explanatory footnotes and cross-references to Ran’s other writings, as well as to other Rishonim and authorities who discuss these topics. Each Derashah also has Insights in the back, elaborating on themes and concepts in that Derashah.

A brand-new resource that will change the way you understand Navi The Oral Torah is based on the Written Torah, and it often cites verses from the books of Neviim (Prophets). In this unique commentary to Navi, the original text of the Oral Torah and an easy-to-follow explanation appear with the verse that was cited in the Mishnah, Talmud, or Midrash. Here, we can see what the Oral Torah teaches about the verses, profoundly enriching our understanding of the text.

Now, you will be able to master this essential commentary to the Torah - thanks to the new ArtScroll Edition of Ramban Newly typeset text of the Torah text and translation Newly typeset Hebrew Rashi and Targum Onkelos text Newly typeset Ramban in Hebrew

Rabbi Shlomo Yosef Zevin was renowned in the first half of this century as a Talmudic encyclopedist and halachist. Now available in English, his fascinating halachic discussion on aspects of the festivals trace the development and application of the holid

From 1610 until the Holocaust, an Eastern European Jewish home had a Tz'enah Ur'enah on its Shabbos table. At least 210 editions of Rabbi Yaakov Ashkenazi's classic combining Torah commentary, Midrashic insights, and ethical teachings on the weekly sidrah

In these two volumes published by the OU and NCSY, he asks hard questions about Judaism and its commandments, and he gives compelling answers that have broadened the horizons of countless people.VOL I: Maimonides' Principles / The Real Messiah/ The Infini

Gain a deeper understanding of the mitzvos with this timeless classic, now available in a beautiful new edition, with many special features:

Rav Yisroel Meir Druck, son of the famed “Maggid Meisharim” of Yerushalayim and a noted Torah scholar and popular speaker, brings our understanding of the Chumash to a whole new level. His insights, firmly based on a large variety of classic Torah sources, are brief, readable, and very, very intriguing.

This two-volume set draws on a wealth of rabbinic commentary spanning over 1,000 years.