Jewish identity

Israeli architect unveils a bold, heritage-inspired installation in Venice, to share Jewish identity, culture, and architectural vision with international audiences

A Panamanian maritime engineer and embassy official discovers faith, converts to Judaism, and ultimately fulfills her dream of making aliyah to the Land of Israel

Born in the Soviet Union, Yaffa Tsanziper shares vivid memories of her family's secret devotion to Jewish traditions amid harsh restrictions, including her father's brave act to perform a circumcision and his subsequent arrest.

How an entire Jewish community survived by outwardly living as Muslims while secretly keeping their faith for over a century

A story of identity, music, faith, and the life-changing power of listening to the soul

Rabbi Moshe Shilat, founder of the Tzama events, discusses the miraculous spread of Chassidic teachings and the spiritual transformation that changed his life forever

From a challenging childhood in India to building a warm family in Kiryat Arba, Emuna shares her moving life story.

How the Chief Rabbi of Israel uncovered Jewish identity in European monasteries with the words “Shema Yisrael”

Yair Aliatzur, the singer who captured the nation with his hit "Even Better," reveals the touching story behind the song, his mission, and his special bond with Rabbi Shalom Arush.

Elia Rosilio's life story defies the odds. Born to a family plagued by addiction and crime, he forged an impressive musical career and chose a path of Jewish faith and tradition.

Personal responsibility, moral courage, and small, purposeful actions matter more than ever in shaping a better future.

How One Ancient Word Embodies Jewish Strength, Pride, and Purpose, Then and Now

Discover the delicate process of verifying Jewish identity with Rabbi Maimon, and learn how the Rabbinical Court tackles identity fraud.

In an exclusive interview, Poland's Chief Rabbi Michael Schudrich delves into the compelling return to Judaism among Poland's "Hidden Jews" and declares: "This is just the beginning."