Kohanim

Secular elites are divorced from 'common people' -- kohanim keep us connected

Sister to a tribal prince, wife of Aharon the Kohen Gadol (High Priest), and matriarch of a priestly dynasty, Elisheva's legacy blends royalty, righteousness, and faith

Fifteen words of divine blessing, and hundreds of Kohanim together imparting this blessing to the people in the fields: Mass gatherings for the Priestly Blessing have been held in Jerusalem for nine years. Rabbi Avraham Yeshayahu Stern shares what's behind the initiative and the long journey the blessings have taken since then.

Essential Laws for the Three Weeks - Guidance from Rabbi Ovadia Yosef's Rulings

Important Travel Guidelines for Observant Jews, with Practical Applications for Daily Life

From Ancient Temple Service to Modern Traditions: The Kohen’s Unique Status in Jewish Life Today

A groundbreaking genetic study reveals a shared gene among Kohanim from diverse backgrounds: Ashkenazi, Sephardi, Yemenite, and Tunisian.

When Israel left Egypt, Aaron, brother of Moses, was the sole priest from the tribe of Levi. The priesthood passes from father to son, but there's more to the story.

The special role of the Kohanim, their unique mitzvot and how they continue their legacy today.