Shabbat

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How the Shabbat Project sparked spiritual connection and unity among Jews of all backgrounds

From rock concerts to Chabad teachings, Roi Lavie shares how Shabbat became the anchor of his week, and his soul

How Shabbat reshaped the soul, career, and rhythm of musician Shai Dibo-Cohen

Singer and music producer Tomer Matana shares how Shabbat fuels his week with connection, tradition, and spiritual depth

A soulful conversation with Ilan Damari, lead singer of the band Madregot, about the meaning, rhythms, and joy of Shabbat

A true story of tears, faith, and the Divine Presence in exile

From sweet traditions to spiritual renewal, Shabbat offers an accomplished Israeli singer, arranger, and producer a chance to reconnect with family, with himself, and with Hashem.

Israeli singer Elikam Botah reflects on the spiritual power of Shabbat, the melodies of Yemenite tradition, and the dream of sharing the day with the greats.

From attending a Charedi kindergarten to a secular school, she saved her grandmother's life and inspired her father to embrace tradition. Discover Rebbetzin Hagit Shira Swisa's story.

How Shabbat became a time of inner stillness and connection for Israeli singer Yoni Genut

From soulful singing to long meals and hours of Torah study, for Israeli singer Joshua Limoni, Shabbat is an immersive experience

A beautiful post-Passover custom symbolizes livelihood, renewal, and the reopening of heavenly gates

Practical Halachic (Jewish Legal) Guidance for the Jewish Home

Understanding how, when, and why we can or can't freeze water or melt ice on Shabbat

What Jewish law says about kids and Shabbat restrictions

A clear guide to common halachic (Jewish legal) questions about applying makeup and similar concerns on Shabbat

From cold showers to children's pools—navigating Jewish law on washing and hygiene on Shabbat

Why two loaves of bread are placed on the Shabbat table—and what counts as a “whole” bread

A clear guide to the laws—and the spirit—of eating on Shabbat.