Shabbat

Why technology feels essential, what’s really behind the discomfort, and how to reclaim the beauty of Shabbat

The powerful true story of Rabbi Herman, who gave everything for Shabbat and saw Hashem’s hand in return.

A remarkable story of conviction, challenge, and Divine providence from one of Israel’s leading tech firms

A question on Shabbat led to a powerful encounter with sincerity, compassion, and Jewish unity.

How an Ashdod franchise owner closed on his busiest day and found a deeper purpose

Israeli Soccer Captain Yair Azulai Chooses Faith Over Fame

A moving story of faith and honesty in a Soviet labor camp, where one Jew refused to give up Shabbat.

How one of Israel’s top athletes made Shabbat the centerpiece of his life on and off the field

How a saintly sage changed one woman’s life

A major fire broke out at the Carmelit station, but the trains weren’t running, and lives were spared

Between professional games and sleepless nights with a newborn, this 24-year-old athlete finds his balance and spiritual recharge in Shabbat

How a famous Israeli fashion designer and singer gave up wealth and fame to return to Jewish faith and inspire others through music

After years of global success in the entertainment world, Yaniv Suissa chose faith over profit

Reason, history, and faith all point to the truth that the Torah is eternal, unchanging, and divinely designed as humanity’s everlasting guide

Harel Zion was set to compete in a youth boxing tournament to crown the country's champion. He withdrew at the last moment because it was held on Shabbat. "I want to be like Omer Adam, who doesn't perform on Shabbat," he explains.

Learn what’s allowed when it comes to brushing hair and getting children ready before Shabbat ends

Learn what’s permitted for kids on Shabbat and whether riding bikes or giving instructions to children is allowed

Learn what halacha says about clapping, finger snapping, and rhythmic actions on Shabbat

A clear guide to using whistles, singing, and baby rattles on Shabbat, based on Rabbi Ovadia Yosef’s rulings

A clear look at what Jewish law says about placing myrtle branches and flowers in water on Shabbat, based on Rabbi Ovadia Yosef