History and Archaeology

Two Holocaust survivors whose lives remind us of the resilience of faith, memory, and the Jewish spirit

Archaeologists uncover personal metal pendants of four children from Amsterdam — preserving their names, faces, and memories through rare artifacts found near the cremation area

How the Mumbai Chabad House, rebuilt after the 2008 attacks, continues to shine with the light of Rabbi Gabi and Rivka Holtzberg’s devotion

A story of sheer bravery, divine protection, and the will to live against all odds

From its creation under Nazi rule in 1940 to the Great Deportation, the story of the Warsaw Ghetto reveals both the cruelty of oppression and the courage of Jewish resilience

The remarkable journey of the Rosh from Ashkenaz to Spain and his lasting influence on halachic tradition

Discover the origins of Israel’s computing era at the Weizmann Institute

On November 9, 1938, Nazi Germany unleashed a nationwide pogrom against its Jewish citizens — burning synagogues, destroying homes, and paving the way to genocide

Rabbi Yehuda HaChasid’s Hurva Synagogue stands as a timeless symbol of Jewish resilience and renewal

The inspiring life, teachings, and legacy of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berdichev

The life and teachings of the spiritual master whose path reshaped Jewish faith and practice

The moving story of a Jewish teenager whose words from a secret attic captured the courage, fear, and faith of a generation

An Indian blogger reveals a traditional cumin drink recipe that works wonders for detoxification and aids in weight loss.

A teenage boy’s journey through death marches, labor camps, and miracles of survival

After escaping deportation and hunger, she built a family, served Israel’s water authority, and spoke out against Holocaust denial

Decades after surviving the Holocaust, Irena Wodislavsky turned her home into a living museum, and hopes the torch of remembrance will be carried forward

Memories of Siberia, the Exodus struggle, and a lifetime of courage passed on to future generations

Archaeology and history illuminate the real-world backdrop of the Megillah and the lives of Mordechai and Queen Esther

Honey is the most effective treatment for children's coughs, but it also heals acne, wounds, and burns, aids in constipation, and soothes the body. Discover the amazing benefits of honey.

One side of the coin displays three ears of grain, while the other reveals a royal canopy with the inscription "Agrippa the King." Agrippa I, grandson of King Herod and Mariamne the Hasmonean, ruled Judea in the 40s CE.

Dealing with depression, anxiety, or chronic fatigue? Once you discover this wonderful plant, you'll forget about these issues completely.

Suffering from chronic knee pain? Grandma Ekaterina's remedy, which is taking the internet by storm, might help.

A tiny stone weight inscribed with ancient Hebrew lettering was discovered during excavations near the City of David. Weights like this were used for half-shekel contributions by the Israelites.

From hiding in a convent to building a new life in Israel, one family’s courage and miracles

Avocados offer numerous health benefits, though not all are common knowledge. How important is it for your health, and what advantages can you gain from daily consumption?

Rare photos taken by German soldiers during World War II expose daily life, forced labor, and the destruction of Jewish communities

Balancing memory, education, and emotional readiness

A personal account of courage, trauma and the power of song in the darkest times

From Ottoman rule to the modern struggle over the Land of Israel, this analysis traces how the Palestinian identity emerged, why peace remains elusive, and how Jewish history views today’s conflict through the lens of destiny and redemption

Tracing the true origins of the Palestinian identity, the desolation and rebirth of the Land of Israel, and the prophetic patterns that shape Middle Eastern history