Why do Jews wash their hands before eating bread? | Ask the Rabbi Live with Rabbi Chaim Mintz

In the days of old, the priests would wash their hands before they ate to rid them of spiritual impurities, and the Rabbis decreed that all should do so before eating bread. It is also a sign of cleaning our hands spiritually to show that we eat for a higher purpose - to serve G-d with strength.

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