A Bar Mitzvah Like No Other: Joy From Every Balcony
Separated by balconies, united by heart—Ashdod neighbors made his special day unforgettable.
Naama Green
06.05.20 | 21:42
Separated by balconies, united by heart—Ashdod neighbors made his special day unforgettable.
Naama Green
06.05.20 | 21:42
After meningitis affected him severely, Motti Meringer's parents talk about the diagnosis, the challenges, their inner strength, and his highly talked-about Bar Mitzvah event.
Erez Navon
22.10.19 | 11:40
While the Chertokov family from Yavne'el celebrated their son's Bar Mitzvah, their house caught fire. Flames reached a height of about five meters, turning the home into a blaze. "The great miracle is that we weren't at home," recount the parents as they describe coping with the destruction of their home.
Eti Dor-Nachum
06.02.19 | 08:41
One must be constantly aware of the presence of the tefillin while wearing them
Living in accordance with Halacha
10.07.18 | 13:16
Dozens of high school students celebrated a bar mitzvah yesterday for children with severe intellectual disabilities. The event, featuring singers Yishai Lapidot, Chaim Yisrael, and Yaniv Ben Mashiach, exceeded expectations. 'This is the best preparation I could ask for my own bar mitzvah,' said one of the students attending the event.
Avner Shaki
03.07.18 | 10:16
Over 6,000 students study at Shuvu network schools, most from families far from Judaism, with heartwarming stories behind them. What truly motivates parents to send their children to religious schools? We spoke with Rabbi Chaim Michael Gutterman, CEO of Shuvu.
Michal Arieli
05.01.17 | 12:14
At his son’s Bar Mitzvah, the Chatam Sofer revealed that the first mitzvah one fulfills is the commandment to rejoice in serving God
Shlomo Tomer
25.12.15 | 10:01
After 65 years, Aryeh Gitzin finally celebrates his Bar Mitzvah together with his grandson, in a moment of healing and hope
Efrat Cohen
30.11.15 | 20:52
A practical halachic guide explaining when a boy may start tefillin, and why he cannot yet complete a minyan until age thirteen
Rabbi Shai Amar
02.06.15 | 13:55
A Jewish male who reaches the age of 13 is considered a Bar Mitzvah and is obligated in all of the commandments
Zuriel Gabizon
15.10.13 | 12:48