Mikveh

At Israel’s edge, half a kilometer from Egypt, farmer Sarah Yifrach spent nine years building a mikveh, and discovered an unexpected journey of teshuvah and purpose.

A one-of-a-kind, roughly 200-cubic-meter ritual mikveh has undergone complex conservation and accessibility work by the Israel Nature and Parks Authority. Unearthed years ago, the find is now open to the public, offering a vivid peek into Jewish life in Hebron nearly 2,000 years ago.

A surprising email from Afghanistan led to an extraordinary effort to restore synagogues and a cemetery left behind by a vanished Jewish community.

An exploration of the copper laver in the Tabernacle and the Temple, its role in sanctifying the priests, and the deeper meaning of preparation before sacred service.

A journey through ten remarkable facts that reveal Jerusalem’s unique place in history, faith, and human memory.

When Penina Burkis's daughter appeared to her in a dream 25 years after her passing, she repeatedly said: "The mikveh in Meron is not okay, it needs to be fixed." It was only when Penina investigated the matter that she understood the chilling significance of the dream.

How a Peruvian woman discovered truth, embraced Jewish life, and built a Torah home with faith, courage, and divine providence

Family purity is one of the fundamental mitzvot in Judaism and is the channel that draws abundance and blessing into the home.