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IDF soldiers were surprised to find a Torah scroll doll in the Zeitoun neighborhood. Apparently, the doll belonged to a child from the surrounding areas who used it during Simchat Torah.

From refusing to contribute to the Golden Calf to supporting the building of the Tabernacle, Jewish women have shown extraordinary generosity. Discover how their legacy of giving has continued across...

A mystery of history lies buried in the desert. Could the 'Nawamis' graves hold secrets of the Israelites' journey? Discover one man's quest for answers.

An Arab colleague introduced a Jewish clerk to powerful pamphlets, a soldier became an enthusiastic distributor, and one surprising scholar emerged. Rabbi David Shalom Naki, the author of "In Halacha...

The Torah recounts the sin of the Golden Calf at Mount Sinai. How did the Israelites live their daily lives back then? Did they leave behind any travel journals?

Around 150 years ago, Thomas Edison invented the phonograph, a predecessor to the record player. This device could record and play back human voices, causing much intrigue and wonder at the time.

As we mark 40 years since the passing of Baba Sali, a new book unveils his deep connection with the Lubavitcher Rebbe, highlighting their correspondences, shared miracles, and joint efforts for the Je...

Before it became a Shabbat table classic, this beloved hymn was composed by a rabbi and poet in Gaza nearly 400 years ago

After waiting years for a pregnancy, and with a birth that will be profoundly different from planned, Revital Shamir draws strength from memories of her husband Moti, who was killed in a surprise atta...

A forgotten book of wisdom, once cited by Chazal, later buried and banned, now uncovered after two thousand years