The House of Yael

Torah, tea, and everything in between — the parsha, the home, the health, the news, and my own life running through all of it. Like gossip with your smartest friend, minus the part where she’s polite about it. Pull up a chair. The tea’s hot.

About

I’m Yael.

This is the news, the Torah, and Jewish life — told the way I’d actually tell you, over tea, not from a podium. No watered-down takes, no seventeen tabs open trying to piece it together yourself. I read the news with a Torah lens, sit with the weekly parsha, and tell you exactly what I think.

It doesn’t stop there. Home, health, wellness, money — the rest of an actual week — gets the same treatment: honest, out loud, no guesswork required. So does the stuff nobody in our community likes to say out loud, like what it actually costs to live a Jewish life, and which Jewish businesses are actually worth your money. Whatever I’m working on in my own life shows up here too, as it happens, not as a tidy story after the fact.

I’ve got strong opinions and the background to back them, and I’m done being told to stay small and quiet about either.

So pull up a chair. The tea’s hot, and we’ve got a lot to talk about.

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Welcome to The House of Yael

Welcome to The House of Yael.

Told to you straight, like gossip with your smartest friend — the one who actually read the whole thing and has no interest in being polite about it.

Every room in this house is open. The parsha, brought down off the shelf. The kitchen, where Shabbat gets made (and occasionally burned). The workouts, the soul work, the money conversation nobody in our community wants to have, and a growing list of Jewish businesses actually worth your money. And once I’m unpacked, a morning news brief for the Jewish world, so you don’t need seventeen tabs open to know what happened overnight.

Running through all of it is my own life: a Jewish woman in her fifties trading Florida for a new house in Massachusetts and rebuilding pretty much everything, out loud.

I’m Yael. I’ve got strong opinions and the background to back them.

Pull up a chair. The tea’s hot, and we’ve got a lot to talk about.