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ArticleOct 29, 2020
Moving to Tears: "We Entered the Covenant at an Old Age, Like Abraham Our Father"
Victor Pavlenko decided to undergo a circumcision following a dream he had, Arthur Abraham underwent a circumcision and redemption on the same day, and Itamar Golani experienced a special connection t...

ArticleJun 8, 2020
Heartwarming: 'Against All Odds - I Had the Merit to Bring Two Babies into the Covenant of Abraham'
Two circumcisions in one day for an eight-day-old and a month-old: Rabbi Tzvi Gutman, a mohel expert from Vienna, shares the special stories of two circumcisions held this week, depicting extraordinar...

ArticleAug 17, 2016
The Spiritual Meaning of Torah and Mitzvot in This World and the Next
Why circumcision is performed at eight days old — A Torah perspective on compassion, identity, and Divine wisdom

ArticleJan 18, 2024
Was Pharaoh Circumcised? Ancient Secrets of Egypt Through the Lens of Jewish Tradition
Rabbinic teachings, modern archaeology, and medical science together reveal startling insights about Pharaoh’s leprosy, Egyptian circumcision, and the mysterious power of ancient memory

ArticleAug 29, 2022
Jewish Records: Who is the Youngest Mohel in the World?
The fascinating journey of a teenager who started assisting his father at circumcisions from age 7, and began performing them himself at just 16 years old.

ArticleFeb 18, 2020
Rabbi Mahpud, The Mohel: 'People Sometimes Don't Realize They Were Not Circumcised Properly'
Rabbi Yehuda Mahpud performed his first circumcision at just 16.5 years old, and has been passionately involved in the field ever since. In a fascinating conversation, he shares stories of performing...

ArticleAug 28, 2014
Rabbi Akiva and Turnus Rufus: Human Creativity vs. Divine Creation in Judaism
A Talmudic debate reveals the Jewish view on circumcision, human achievement, humility, and the purpose of Shabbat

ArticleFeb 26, 2026
The Pesach Sacrifice and the Plague of the Firstborn: The Night of Redemption
Explore the dramatic final hours in Egypt, the meaning of the Passover sacrifice, and how faith, courage, and divine redemption led to Israel’s freedom

ArticleApr 27, 2025
Why Is Childbirth Considered “Impure” in the Torah? The Spiritual Meaning Behind Tazria’s Mystery
From physical pain to divine partnership, Jewish thought reveals that the “impurity” of childbirth is not defilement, but a sacred transition from the material to the spiritual

VideoNov 17, 2025
Exodus from Egypt: Freedom and Faith
There is a common denominator between Korban Pesach and Brit Mila, in that Jews that are more removed from Judaism still do Brit Mila and have a Pesach Seder. But the Torah says that if one is not cir...

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