Halakhic Authorities are scholars and leaders in the Jewish community who interpret and apply Halakha, the collective body of Jewish law. They provide guidance on religious practices, ethical dilemmas, and community issues, ensuring that Jewish law is upheld in contemporary life. Their interpretations can vary based on different traditions and communities. These authorities often come from a background of extensive study in Talmud and other religious texts. Prominent Halakhic Authorities may include rabbis and scholars from various movements, such as Orthodox, Conservative, and Reform Judaism, each contributing to the understanding and application of Jewish law in their respective communities.