Jewish law and legal tradition derived from the Torah, Talmud, and rabbinical teachings that governs religious and daily life.
From Hebrew הלכה (halakhah), meaning 'the way one goes' or 'path.' Derived from halakh (to walk), the term evolved to mean the legal path or way that Jews should follow.
Halacha isn't just rules—it's a living system where rabbis have debated the same questions for 2,000 years, constantly reinterpreting ancient law for new situations like electricity and vaccines.
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