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Suspicious Car Uncovers Alleged Plot: 6 Arrested Over Planned Attack on a Synagogue Near Paris
French prosecutors said security forces arrested six people suspected of involvement in planning an attack on a synagogue in Sarcelles, near Paris. The suspects’ detention was extended, and prosecutors said indictments are expected.
Shlomi Diaz
26.07.26 | 16:24
She Never Stopped Praying That Her Husband Would Learn Torah
A moving story of a hardworking husband, a devoted wife, and the quiet power of prayers that never stopped rising to Heaven.
Inbal Idan
23.06.26 | 20:03
Rotem Cohen on Faith: “The Synagogue Made Me Feel Like I Belonged”
Singer Rotem Cohen shares how prayer, synagogue life, and a strong sense of community helped shape his faith and gave him a lifelong feeling of belonging.
Yitzchak Eitan
18.06.26 | 09:35
Shlomi Shabat on Faith, Tefillin, and His Emotional Torah Scroll Dedication
The beloved Israeli singer shares his spiritual journey, his dream of building a thriving synagogue community, and the moving story behind dedicating a Torah scroll in memory of his parents and brother
Yitzchak Eitan
15.06.26 | 19:14
The Ramban's Powerful Insight: Why Every Mitzvah Has Infinite Value
Discover the Ramban's timeless teaching on the purpose of creation, the true meaning of mitzvot, and how every prayer, blessing, and act of faith connects us to God and fulfills our reason for being in this world
Yonatan HaLevi
03.06.26 | 12:24
The Arab Family That Has Protected a Synagogue for Over 100 Years
When the last Jew left Shfaram, he entrusted the synagogue’s keys to his neighbors. More than 100 years later, the same family still protects it.
Michal Arieli
31.05.26 | 08:56
Jewish Mourning Customs for Parents
The laws and customs observed during the first year after the passing of a parent, including serving as prayer leader, reciting Kaddish, giving charity, memorial gatherings, and honoring a parent’s soul through Torah and mitzvot
Behalacha Ube'agadah
11.05.26 | 15:10
Torah Reading Etiquette and Halachot: A Practical Synagogue Guide
Learn the proper customs for aliyot, standing during Torah reading, holding and kissing the Torah scroll, speaking between aliyot, leaving the synagogue, and honoring the Sefer Torah according to halacha
Living in accordance with Halacha
10.05.26 | 20:37
What Is a Synagogue? 10 Essential Facts About Its Meaning and Importance
Discover the spiritual role of the synagogue, its connection to the Temple, and the traditions that shape prayer, community, and Divine presence
Yonatan HaLevi
05.05.26 | 10:43
Shabbat Musaf Explained: 9 Key Facts About This Special Prayer
Discover the meaning of the Shabbat Musaf prayer through 9 key facts, from its Temple origins to its unique structure.
Yonatan HaLevi
04.05.26 | 18:18
What Is the Haftarah? Meaning, History, and 7 Key Facts
Learn what the Haftarah is, how it began, and why it remains a meaningful part of the Shabbat reading each week.
Yonatan HaLevi
04.05.26 | 14:53
Lost in the Siddur? 5 Simple Tips to Find Your Place
If the siddur feels confusing, you are not alone. These easy techniques will help you find your place and follow along comfortably.
Amitai Chania
04.05.26 | 12:38
Minyan Explained: Why Praying Together Matters
Why does Jewish prayer require ten men? A clear guide to the meaning, laws, and power of a minyan.
Yonatan HaLevi
04.05.26 | 10:58
The Power of Silence: When 5,000 Jews Took Action
The doctors said nothing more could be done. Then thousands of Jews accepted one commitment in the synagogue and the results were extraordinary.
Naama Green
01.03.26 | 21:29
An Email from Afghanistan: Saving a Forgotten Jewish Heritage
A surprising email from Afghanistan led to an extraordinary effort to restore synagogues and a cemetery left behind by a vanished Jewish community.
Yosef Yabeitz
25.02.26 | 16:07
Talking in Synagogue: Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky’s Serious Warning
When a man asked Rav Chaim Kanievsky zt"l to pray for a sick friend, the rabbi gave an unexpected condition involving one common habit in synagogue.
Naama Green
24.02.26 | 20:47
My Brakes Failed on a Downhill Ride. I Thought I Was Going to Die.
His brakes gave out. The bike was flying. He was certain it was over. Then one uncomfortable memory from the synagogue flashed through his mind and everything shifted.
Gilad Shmueli
19.02.26 | 10:17
He Opened a Grave in Kazakhstan and Found a Tallit Intact After 63 Years
For decades, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Akshtein has brought Jews buried in the Diaspora to their final rest in Israel. One mission revealed something that defied nature, and left a powerful lesson behind.
Shuli Shmueli
16.02.26 | 15:12
The Power of One “Amen”: How a Simple Minyan Encounter Transformed a Jewish Life
A moving true story reveals how one heartfelt prayer, a borrowed kippah, and a few words of encouragement led a distant Jew back to Torah and faith years later
Yonatan HaLevi
16.02.26 | 11:40

