Yemenite Jews

Why did Yemenite Jews build their sukkahs on rooftops, and what made their etrogim so distinctive? Discover the fascinating Sukkot customs preserved in Yemen for centuries.

In post-Holocaust Krakow, a Yemenite rabbi is guiding Jews back to their roots, sparking a quiet revival of faith, identity, and connection.

Why did Yemenite Jews come to live among the rocky hills of Jerusalem, and what forgotten documents surfaced in a dark basement decades later? Gadi Bashari, chairman of the Kfar Shiloach Council, guides us through the village’s hidden history.

After months in a secret Yemeni prison accused of being an Israeli spy, Moshe Harir was miraculously saved, and still dreams of returning to rescue the Jews left behind

After surviving assassination attempts and threats, Rabbi Dahari fled Yemen, brought an ancient Torah to safety, and still fights for the Jewish neighbor imprisoned in a Houthi jail

A moving life story of faith, longing, and heritage, from childhood in remote Yemen to building a new home and cultural legacy in Moshav Bareket

In Arabic, Maimonides was known as Musa ibn Maimun. How the Rambam rose from persecution and loss to become the greatest halachic authority and healer.