Torah

Raising millions with brief phone calls, rebuffing prime ministers, and doing everything to ensure her husband's studies were uninterrupted—Rebbetzin Margalit Yosef's unique character as described by close associate Rabbi Shalom Saadon.

Thirteen years after Dagan Vartman's fall during Operation 'Cast Lead', his sister recounts a man who reached senior positions in the army but claimed that his strength was "only from the Torah." "After his passing, we didn't know how to commemorate him, and then he appeared to me in a dream..."

Discover how Serach knew the secret of redemption, entered paradise alive, and never tasted death.

This period marks Stuttering Awareness Day in Israel. In light of this, Yonatan Lieber and Israel Stern share their challenging experiences with speech fluency, the unique difficulties faced by Torah observant people who stutter, the painful experiences they endure, numerous growth opportunities, and the persistent fear that never seems to abate.

"I need Hashem. Loving, present, forgiving, listening, patient. I'm happy with the little good I do. I love the Torah so much. It is a fountain of life. I'm in love with it. The void in my stomach cannot be filled by external love," says singer and creator Eviatar Banai.

Examining the distinction between mythical tales and our historical truth.

Eden Harel 'Barmitzvah-ed' her son and celebrated her 45th birthday - two reasons for particularly emotional posts

Michael Isaac grew up in a bustling home full of children, with his father acting as the village rabbi married to two women (from Yemen). But only after getting married at age 49 to a hearing-impaired woman did he begin to understand his life's purpose.

Dan Bar-Lev was born with a deep connection to painting but thought it had no place in serving Hashem, almost abandoning the craft. His brother Yoel had a similar journey, almost being crushed by the need to break away from his love of art. Through their crises, they discovered how to integrate it all and even launched a new startup, 'Comiculi'.

The best diet for you is found in the Torah; it truly satisfies.

On the last Shabbat evening, singer Kobi Peretz moved many with a social media post in which he intertwined teachings from the weekly Torah portion, Matot-Masei, drawing parallels between the Israelites' journeys in the desert and today's world.

Today, the 3rd of Tishrei, marks 337 years since the passing of Rabbi Avraham Abele Gombiner, author of "Magen Avraham."

In the Book of Genesis, the Torah provides a daily menu for human nutrition. Explore what it means to eat right.

Why did the Israelites, known for their compassion, conquer the Canaanite nations with force?

After nine long months, Major Moshe Sheinfeld reunites with his family in an emotional scene at his children's school. Despite grueling hours in Afghanistan, he never gave up his Torah studies, providing strength for his service.

Discover how recent archaeological finds continue to affirm the stories told in the Torah. Watch the video for an in-depth look into these compelling pieces of evidence.

How does a one-year-old baby learn their parents’ language? Is it possible to create an artificial ear? How do scientists determine the age of the world and how do we respond to claims that the Torah is a human literary creation?

Understanding attention and concentration issues and their effective treatment through Hasidic teachings.

Why don't birds pant after long flights? Why do Jews sway during prayer and study? How does genetic material, DNA, transfer to every living cell during division? What keeps the world as it is?

After releasing the comic books 'Elishama and Ephraim Leave Egypt' and 'Elishama and Ephraim in the Sinai Desert,' Mordechai Chalmesh did the unthinkable and published a comic book about Mount Sinai. "For every page I wrote, I read hundreds of Midrashim," he shares, "and I never finished praying."