Tu B’Av is often called the Jewish day of love. In this special Tu B’Av discussion, Rabbi Yisroel Bernath, known as the “Love Rabbi” shares ten essential Jewish relationship principles for singles, couples, and anyone seeking to build deeper, healthier love.

Drawing from Torah, Jewish wisdom, matchmaking experience, and years of counselling singles and couples, Rabbi Bernath explores why dating is not a performance, why chemistry must never outrun character, how to distinguish genuine needs from unrealistic checklists, and why love is not simply something we find, it is something we build.

This class offers practical guidance for dating with clarity, choosing with wisdom, communicating honestly, repairing conflict, and creating a relationship rooted in generosity, commitment, faith, and emotional responsibility.


10 Jewish Relationship Truths

  1. Know Who You Are Before Asking Someone Else to Join You
  2. Don’t Become Good at Dating, Become Good at Relating
  3. Stop Auditioning for Love
  4. Don’t Let Chemistry Outrun Character
  5. Talk About What Matters Before the Wedding
  6. Look for Your Complement, Not Your Clone
  7. Know Your Essentials, but Don’t Worship Your Checklist
  8. Love Grows Through Giving, but Giving Is Not Self-Erasure
  9. Love Is Not Tit for Tat
  10. Don’t Date the Relationship to Death

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