Shabbat

What you need to know in a nutshell

A simple “Shabbat Shalom” led to a dramatic rescue that saved the lives of an elderly couple.

Discover the different practices of Sephardim and Ashkenazim

After nine long years, a quiet blessing in a moment of shame led to a miracle baby.

No problem -- as long as you know how

It all depends on enjoyment... read on to find out why

A concise yet comprehensive guide to Jewish law on this topic

Surround yourself with Torah, engage in daily personal conversations with Hashem, stay committed, and trust your intuition.

A guide to preparing tahini without transgressing halachah

How the Words of “Vayechulu” ("And it was Completed") Offer Weekly Renewal and Clarity in a Noisy World

A concise yet comprehensive guide to preparing egg salad on Shabbat according to Jewish law

Discover daily habits, spiritual tools, and wellness tips to reduce anxiety, increase peace of mind, and bring balance into your everyday routine.

Merav Berger's daughter, Agam, is missing in Gaza. She talks about keeping faith, the first contact from her daughter, and how she gets through each day.

Why do people who observe Torah and mitzvot get angry less?

More than a medical milestone, the eighth day marks a divine intersection — when a newborn moves from creation’s natural order into God’s eternal covenant

The Subbotniks are a community with ties to the Jewish people. Some are non-Jews drawn to Shabbat, while others have embraced conversion. Pre-Holocaust, they numbered in the tens of thousands, sparking significant discussions among Jewish scholars.

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 and Agada," continues to receive inspiring feedback.

How to encourage our loved ones to strengthen their mitzvah observance.

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 attack: "Moti would want us to be happy and to move forward, and that's exactly what we will do."

From the Seven Species to Kiddush on Shabbat, discover why the vine became a timeless Jewish symbol of joy, fertility, blessing, and redemption