Daf Yomi (Hebrew for "daily page") is a daily regimen of learning the Babylonian Talmud. The program covers one folio (daf) each day over approximately 7.5 years, completing the entire Talmud in one cycle.

How do I start learning Daf Yomi?

You can start learning Daf Yomi by following the daily schedule and using resources like our site which provides English summaries, ELI5 explanations for beginners, Gemara breakdowns, and visual guides for each daf.

What is today's Daf Yomi?

The current Daf Yomi cycle (Cycle 14) is studying Masechet Menachot. Visit our homepage to see today's exact daf and access its summary and resources.

Can I learn Daf Yomi in English?

Yes! Our site provides free English summaries, translations, and explanations for every daf. We also offer ELI5 (Explain Like I'm 5) sections for beginners.

Nach Yomi — Weekly Highlights

Synthesized weekly overviews of the Nach Yomi cycle

About Weekly Highlights

Each week of the Nach Yomi cycle covers 7 chapters. These weekly writeups tie each week’s readings together — highlighting key themes, narrative arcs, notable figures, and connections between the daily chapters.

The Nach Yomi cycle runs from February 12, 2026 to February 23, 2028 (742 chapters across 106 weeks).

Available Weeks

Joshua (Weeks 1-4)

Week	Days	Chapters	Theme
Week 1	1-7	Joshua 1-7	Crossing the Jordan and the fall of Jericho
Week 2	8-14	Joshua 8-14	Conquest of the land — south and north

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Last updated on February 10, 2026

Week 2 — Joshua 8-14 Chapter 1