Legacy

Hours before entering Lebanon, Captain Or Mansour wrote about faith, mission, and trust in Hashem. His journals now reveal a powerful spiritual legacy of courage, grief, and hope.

From a boy who mysteriously regained his voice to countless stories of blessings and salvation, discover the extraordinary life and legacy of the Kretchnif Rebbe.

Rabbi Yoram Abergel left an extraordinary legacy of devotion, perseverance, education, and unconditional love for the Jewish people

When Soviet authorities arrived to shut down a synagogue in Georgia, they found the building filled with women and children determined to protect it at all costs.

Through personal memories and remarkable stories, a grandson reflects on the humility, kindness, and quiet greatness of Rabbi Rafael Levin zt”l.

Inspiring stories of wisdom, compassion, and responsibility from one of the greatest rabbis of our time.

These 45 traits, drawn from the lives lost in Meron, offer a meaningful way to remember and grow this Lag B'Omer.

After losing seven children in the Holocaust, Rabbi Yehuda Leib Meizlik shared a final request with his only surviving daughter during a quiet boat ride on the Dnieper River.

Unlocking inner strength, illuminating the soul, and breathing new life into old ideas: thought-provoking insights from the writings of Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook zt"l.

True accounts of protection, leadership, and personal responsibility inspired by the Lubavitcher Rebbe, from the Six Day War to everyday Jewish life

Discover the story of Rav Acha of Shebcha and his groundbreaking work Sha’iltot, the first major Torah book written after the Talmud, and how it shaped Torah study for generations.

A journalist reflects on faith, Shabbat, Rabbi Aryeh Levin, motherhood, and finding divine purpose in everyday life

Through remembrance, creativity, and compassion, the spirit of Nir Oz endures. Hadar Rubin’s dedication and the poignant poetry left behind by Amiram Cooper become voices for a community that refuses to be silenced.

At 89, after performing thousands of circumcisions, the legendary mohel Rabbi Emmanuel Meshulam passed away during a bris. Now his student shares the full story, describing the unforgettable moment in which birth, a bris, and farewell became deeply intertwined.

Shabtai Michaeli, a Georgian immigrant, became an iconic street photographer of Jerusalem despite the challenges of illiteracy and disability. Only after his passing did his children learn of his remarkable life story and his deep love for the people of Israel.

For 45 years, Dr. Eli Schussheim led Efrat, saving nearly 80,000 children. How did a surgeon become a lifesaver of unborn children? What challenges did he face, and what led him to abandon his medical degree after two grueling years of study?

After losing their son Moshe to leukemia, David and Miriam transformed their grief into a mission that reshaped Jewish medical history. This powerful story traces the creation of the world’s largest Jewish bone marrow registry and the thousands of lives saved through Moshe’s legacy.