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About Us

About Us

iTorah.com began in 2002 with something very simple: a three-minute Daily Halacha.

One of Rabbi Eli Mansour’s congregants asked permission to record the Rabbi’s brief daily Halacha and share it with friends. What started as a small email distribution quickly grew. Within a month, DailyHalacha.com was launched — featuring the audio recording along with a carefully edited written transcription.

Soon after, that same congregant partnered with Rico Toussoun of Keter Tapes to create LearnTorah.com, offering online shiurim from Rabbi Eli Mansour and other respected Rabbinical speakers serving the Syrian Sephardic community.

The growth continued.

DailyTehillim.com was launched to broadcast Tehillim requests for the sick, along with funeral announcements and Shiva listings. The site also included audio recordings of every Perek of Tehillim, accompanied by written summaries explaining each chapter.

In 2005, DailyGemara.com was introduced, where Rabbi Eli Mansour delivered the Daf Yomi during the 12th cycle. Additional sites followed, including MishnahBerura.com, PeleYoetz.com, and others.

Eventually, it became clear that everything should live under one roof.

Around 2015, all of these platforms were merged into a single, unified destination: iTorah.com.

When COVID arrived in 2020, iTorah expanded again — launching live broadcasts and enabling multiple Rabbis to stream simultaneously. What began as a simple audio project evolved into a dynamic, global Torah learning platform.

Today

Today, iTorah.com is home to:

  • Over 120 speakers

  • More than 40,000 shiurim

  • A complete Daf Yomi archive

  • Over 5,000 searchable Halachot

  • Daily series including Daily Halacha, Living Emunah, Bekiim B’Halacha, Daf Yomi, Weekly Parasha, and more

  • Over 100 live broadcasts each week

  • Quick Clips and short Torah insights

  • Judaica Corner (structured book-learning programs)

  • WhatsApp and email distribution

  • Printable weekly bulletins

  • Daily Advice

  • Full Tehillim announcements

  • Audio of all Tefilot with Ta’amim

  • Holiday PDF collections

  • Podcasts

  • And much more

What started as a three-minute daily recording has grown into a comprehensive Yeshiva-style learning experience — available to everyone, entirely free of charge.

Looking Forward

We are currently investing heavily in new technology to enhance Torah access even further. Our upcoming initiatives include:

  • Polished transcriptions for all shiurim

  • An AI-powered Torah Chat Bot that allows users to search and receive answers directly from our content library

  • Foreign language dubbing of video and audio classes

Maintaining and expanding a platform of this scale requires significant resources. While all content remains free, we gratefully accept donations to help sustain and grow this mission.

With Hashem’s help, we look forward to many more years of strengthening Torah learning and serving our community worldwide.