Shabbat

Why Shabbat is the ideal time for Torah study

Avoiding anger, conflict, and sadness on Shabbat isn't just a recommendation, it's a central part of honoring this sacred day.

From Torah insights to personal growth, discover practical ways to honor the sanctity of Shabbat with body, mind, and soul

A donation meant for prayers at the Kotel was returned only for the blessings to return in a much greater way.

A powerful story of humility, divine wonders, and how a young rabbi earned his place in a divided community

Two powerful stories that show how wisdom, kindness, and heart define a true Torah scholar

An Insightful Exchange Between Rav Elyashiv and Rav Steinman, Two Contemporary Torah Giants

A late-night journey to the Kotel ends in a fall and a surprising reason for joy

His parents wanted him to come along. But Gabriel stayed home and his Shabbat commitment saved his life

From clinical death to spiritual rebirth, Lior shares the moment that brought him back to life and to faith

From Yaakov’s blessing to Dan to the healing strength of Shabbat observance, the Torah teaches us how to endure trials with unshakable faith.

What games are permitted on Shabbat? Is it okay to blow up a balloon? What about puzzles and toy cars? A halachic (Jewish legal) guide to playing games on Shabbat

In a year of inflated prices, a rabbi's wisdom helped restore justice and holiness to the Jewish marketplace

When pressure pushed him away from Torah learning, a young man disappeared until the Baal Shem Tov stepped in

A chilling illness spread through the town, until one man’s confession brought peace and healing to the entire community

When a rabbi’s bold prayer and deep compassion changed the fate of a grieving student and the town of Lublin

When one woman decided to stop working on Shabbat, she discovered the deep joy of connection with Hashem and spiritual growth.

Yeshiva students in Jerusalem set up a bountiful Shabbat table for Border Police soldiers who were called to duty.

A Shabbat tale of love, loss, and a touching chain of mitzvot

What began as one rabbi’s vision in Johannesburg has sparked a global movement across the world