Shabbat

How one man’s childhood memory and a rabbi’s tears led him to embrace Shabbat again after sixty years.

Despite becoming disabled, Avner Orekibe did not receive disability benefits. He fought hard for his rights and later advocated for many others. Meanwhile, he distributed Shabbat leaflets at eight syn...

When Tamir Cohen and Ofer Bendalak from Moshav Dishon decided to close their ATV business on Shabbat, their accountant warned them they would go bankrupt within a year and a half. Why did they persist...

With deep faith and dedication, a Torah-observant engineer built appliances that help Jews honor Shabbat

Miro Kubani took a big step and overcame the darkness of secularism through the light of Shabbat. He returned to Israel and came closer to Hashem. However, he then faced a battle with cancer, which he...

After years of outreach, Rabbi Uri Menashe began distributing special stickers declaring: "The Children of Israel shall keep the Shabbat, Shabbat is the heart of the Jewish people." His vision spreads...

For three years, Hanan Pazilov operated the only bakery in Modiin open on Shabbat. Last week, he announced a major shift: the bakery will now become kosher. What inspired this change? An inspiring int...

Two special guests visited the Chabad House in Athens, Greece, last Shabbat: Sarah Netanyahu, the wife of the Prime Minister, and her son Avner, who surprised attendees with uplifting and inspiring To...

From Uganda to Argentina, discover how Jews in every corner of the globe are celebrating the Shabbat Project

Following Rabbi Feinstein’s guidance, a couple welcomed twins just one year after accepting a special Shabbat commitment.