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What if I have a band-aid on my finger? What if I forgot something important right after washing? All this and more

Even in the bitter cold, the Chafetz Chaim wouldn’t let anything stop him from helping another community build a mikvah.

Kibbud av va'eim is one of the Ten Commandments, but what happens if a parent asks a child for something that the Torah forbids?

The Torah's guidelines for the mitzvah of kibbud av va'eim ensure that children always show their parents respect even when they don't see eye-to-eye

The surprising moment a Rabbi’s breathing returned—thanks to a kind heart and a beautiful perspective.

Kirstjen Michele Nielsen, the American Secretary of Homeland Security, visited the Western Wall this week, where she was seen praying privately for several minutes. She then took the guest book and wr...

Jewish Wisdom on Trials, Repentance, and the Hidden Role of Pain in Personal and Spiritual Transformation

I strongly believe in listening to your body. If our body is repelled by something, it likely means that food isn't right for us. If our body is drawn to something else, it may be just what we need. H...

Intel CEO Maxine Fassberg credits her effective handling of diabetes to her parents' support. "I'm convinced that a child's ability to cope with such a thing stems only from the attitude their parents...

The powerful true story of Rabbi Herman, who gave everything for Shabbat and saw Hashem’s hand in return.