Shabbat

She led Israel for 40 years and was one of the seven prophetesses. Deborah initiated a war against Jabin and Sisera. Discover seven intriguing facts about Deborah, whose song is read in this week's Shabbat portion.

How the sanctity of Shabbat transforms the home, uplifts the soul, and brings us closer to redemption

The Havdalah ceremony held in the Returnees Unit was an emotional moment, including the medical staff and the girls released from Hamas captivity.

How did Jews in ancient times observe Shabbat while voyaging on the high seas?

Discover how Jewish traditions on gratitude, Shabbat, charity, perseverance, and faith can bring balance, joy, and meaning to your everyday life.

Even experienced Shabbat observers can stumble on the details. Here’s what you need to know to elevate your Shabbat observance.

From decor to divrei Torah, here’s how to turn your Friday night table into the highlight of your family’s week

With a few creative touches, Shabbat can become the highlight of your week, filled with joy, connection, and lasting memories.

After their prayers and pleas, the Jewish community returned home to prepare for Shabbat—unaware that dark, turbulent skies were gathering, a phenomenon unseen for many years.

There's no need for a revolution to bring the light of Jewish tradition into your home.

When a daughter planned to marry outside the faith, Rabbi Steinman gave advice that led to a completely unexpected outcome

Transform your weekly routine into a special experience for the entire family.

After years of waiting for a child, one couple made a small but powerful change and began welcoming Shabbat five minutes early. Their miracle arrived not long after.

Practical tips to help you approach Shabbat with peace, joy, and inner meaning

How one man’s spiritual journey was sparked by Rabbi Uri Zohar’s words – without ever meeting him in person.

Looking to enhance the Shabbat atmosphere and create unforgettable family moments? Try these 8 creative ideas

Yagil Yaakov updated his followers: "When I returned, I told everyone I wanted to start wearing a kippah and tzitzit, and everyone laughed at me."

How Moshe's final song became a prophecy for the end of days — a melody to awaken forgotten generations, reminding Israel of its covenant, purpose, and unbreakable bond with God

Improve Your Shabbat Experience With These Thoughtful Tips

A Remarkable Story of Faith, Courage, and Divine Intervention During World War II