Rabbi Yigal Cohen: Helping Family Is Not a Paid Favor
In a short daily religious video segment on Kikar HaShabbat, Rabbi Yigal Cohen, head of the Yabia Omer institutions and a member of the Chief Rabbinate Council, offers a one-minute encouragement drawn from the book Chovot HaLevavot. The clip is presented as part of the site's regular “60-second inspiration” feature.
The headline theme of the segment asks whether a person who helps his or her family should expect payment. The message stresses that support given to close relatives should not be treated as work done for compensation. The item is described as a brief, current moral reflection aimed at viewers seeking daily spiritual reinforcement.
No broader event, dispute, or policy issue is reported in the text. The article mainly serves as a notice for the video and identifies Rabbi Cohen as the speaker and source of the teaching.
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