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Version 2.3.7 · 2026-09-02
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Steinsaltz Center's Daily Study app includes many of Rabbi Adin Even-Isreal's works, including his monumental elucidations of the Talmud. Designed to provide the most user-friendly experience, the Steinsaltz Daily Study app offers users the opportunity to study in-depth at home or on the go.
Users can access the Daily Study portal to study the daily portions of Humash, Daf Yomi, Rambam, and much more.
Besides for the many free features of this app, users can also purchase auto-renewing subscriptions to gain unlimitted access to the Steinsaltz Library, media, and several additional in-app features reserved for premium users.
Currently, the app's powerful and growing library features:…
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