nitzavim things always hidden

Rabbi Gavriel Friedman addresses the timeless question of why sufferin befalls good people and its deeper spiritual meaning.

In the mitzvah of Hakhel, once every seven years, the entire nation, men, women, and children, would gather in Jerusalem during Sukkot to hear the king read from the Torah

even as Moses departs, he strengthens the people and Joshua who will continue to lead.Personal Responsibility: Moses reminds the nation that the Torah belongs to everyone, and that they must uphold it...

From Avraham’s command to modern times, circumcision remains a shared legacy — but only Israel’s version embodies the covenant’s inner holiness and purpose

Recent archaeological discoveries in Jerusalem's Arnona neighborhood reveal remnants of a tax collection center believed to be established by King Sennacherib of Assyria.

Learn how Brazil nuts can boost your health in small doses- and why too much selenium from these nutrient-rich nuts may pose serious health risks.

Is the herpes virus secretly causing your headaches? A groundbreaking study reveals surprising connections between herpes and migraine pain.

Author of the beloved Pele Yoetz, Rabbi Papo’s powerful teachings reveal the depth of joy, holiness, and responsibility during the festival of Sukkot

Learn how kale supports bone health and immunity- and why it may cause issues for people with thyroid conditions, sensitive digestion, or mineral absorption concerns.

Milk is often praised as a good source of calcium, but it may not be the ideal choice for strengthening bones. Much of the calcium in milk isn’t effectively absorbed and can even have adverse effects.