Jewish history

Unraveling the biblical legacy, spiritual symbolism, and enduring commandments surrounding Amalek—the archetype of evil in Jewish thought

Explore the rich tapestry of Jewish history in Ukraine - from persecution to revival

Where are the oldest synagogues located? Are they still in use? A historical look at Jewish houses of prayer

The father of Moshe, leader of his generation, and a tzaddik (righteous man) whose legacy shaped Jewish destiny

Hidden within the very rocks of Mount Sinai lies a timeless mystery — the image of the burning bush engraved in every fragment, a wonder linking science, history, and faith to the mountain where heaven once touched earth

Through archival research, heritage projects, and a monthly bulletin, Lili Haber works to safeguard Jewish memory in Poland

Prophetess, Peacemaker, and Partner—The Remarkable Legacy of Avigail the Carmelitess

The inspiring story of Rabbi Akiva’s transformation, teachings, 24,000 students, and heroic martyrdom

A towering halachic (Jewish legal) authority and humble public servant, Rabbi Akiva Eiger saved lives during one of 19th-century Europe's deadliest epidemics. His decisive actions offer timeless lessons in responsibility, faith, and halacha (Jewish law)

Nearly 100 years ago and just released now: Rabbi Kook appears at the dedication of a new synagogue in the Bnei Brak colony, a reception for High Commissioner Herbert Samuel, and finally, an emotional clip from his funeral attended by throngs. Watch here.

Explore the Hidden Depths of the Temple Mount, Discover Ancient Jewish History, and Walk the Path of the Second Temple

The extraordinary story of the Romanian Rebbe whose prayers healed thousands, and whose legacy continues to inspire Jews worldwide

A revered Torah giant, miracle worker, and paragon of kindness, Rabbi Chaim Chouri left behind a legacy of faith, humility, and blessings that continues to inspire thousands

The extraordinary life, teachings, and legacy of Rabbi Yeshayahu HaLevi Horowitz

Marking 51 years since the passing of Rabbi Yitzchak Abuchatzeira, the revered rabbi of Ramle and Lod and a key figure in the illustrious Abuchatzeira dynasty

Archaeologists uncover personal metal pendants of four children from Amsterdam — preserving their names, faces, and memories through rare artifacts found near the cremation area

From its creation under Nazi rule in 1940 to the Great Deportation, the story of the Warsaw Ghetto reveals both the cruelty of oppression and the courage of Jewish resilience

The remarkable journey of the Rosh from Ashkenaz to Spain and his lasting influence on halachic tradition

A powerful emperor and a man of tolerance, Cyrus of Persia paved the way for the Second Temple but missed his moment in Jewish destiny

From humility to heartbreak: the life of Israel’s first king and his enduring legacy