The Unexpected Call: Why a Rabbi Led a Far-Left Activist’s Funeral
When a rabbi was asked to officiate at the funeral of a far-left activist, he never imagined what he would discover along the way.
Naama Green
26.02.26 | 10:27
When a rabbi was asked to officiate at the funeral of a far-left activist, he never imagined what he would discover along the way.
Naama Green
26.02.26 | 10:27
Indian prime minister Narendra Modi condemns October 7 Hamas massacre, reinforces counterterror alliance, and receives first-ever Knesset Medal
Brian Racer
25.02.26 | 19:26
Likely 2028 contender distances himself from pro-Israel lobby, reflecting mounting pressure inside his party
Brian Racer
25.02.26 | 17:23
From cleaning and preparation to faith and storytelling, discover how to arrive at the Seder focused, energized, and ready to pass on the true message of Pesach
Rabbi Shlomo Erlanger
25.02.26 | 11:53
A deep spiritual reflection on Exodus, the hidden language of creation, and how the bond between Torah, Israel, and the Divine Presence shapes the meaning of the Seder night
Yosef Yaavetz
25.02.26 | 11:21
Yerachmiel Plezenshtein survived brutal battles and earned the Soviet Union’s highest medal, only to give it up years later for the chance to reach the Land of Israel.
Yosef Yabeitz
24.02.26 | 23:03
Learn how daily Psalms, kindness, charity, and mindful speech can add protection, unity, and blessing during challenging times
Orit Grosskot
24.02.26 | 11:27
Nearly 20 years after a soldier survived the IDF Helicopter Disaster after accepting this same mitzvah, another soldier shares how tying his shoes according to halacha spared him from gunfire.
Shira Davush (Cohen)
23.02.26 | 19:35
Rabbi Yonatan Gal Ad tried to leave his Jewish identity behind. A confrontation with antisemitism and a spiritual search across the world brought him back to Torah in the most unexpected way.
Galit Levi
22.02.26 | 21:58
A powerful lesson on Jewish unity, navigating political disagreements with relatives, and keeping the Pesach Seder focused on connection, faith, and shared identity
Rabbi Aaron Moss
22.02.26 | 20:23
On October 7, Abigail Gadge hid beneath the bodies of her friends as terrorists closed in. Captured and driven toward Gaza, she was certain it was over, until a last minute rescue saved her life.
Yitzhak Eitan
22.02.26 | 15:56
In 2022, she called for unity and vigilance. After everything we have lived through, her warning feels impossible to ignore.
Naama Green
19.02.26 | 11:17
After nearly two decades of waiting, everything seemed to slip away until a father and daughter made one small but powerful commitment.
Naama Green
19.02.26 | 10:38
A rabbi’s Sukkot encounter uncovers a child kidnapped and raised by an Arab family.
Shuli Shmueli
17.02.26 | 14:36
A wig may not be a cure, but it can be life changing. Every seven donated braids are turned into a single wig that gives patients strength, dignity, and the encouragement to keep going.
Naama Green
17.02.26 | 10:15
During a visit to Ramla Prison, a former student confronted Rabbi Yerachmiel Kram with words he never expected to hear.
Naama Green
16.02.26 | 19:19
After surviving Auschwitz and losing his sight, Rabbi Shalom Yosef Taub continued learning Torah for up to sixteen hours a day. His quiet joy and perseverance continue to inspire.
Naama Green
16.02.26 | 17:54
Barak Nixon recounts life saving decisions, divine protection, and a dramatic spiritual transformation after surviving the October 7 massacre and escaping Nukhba terrorists
Naama Green
16.02.26 | 11:06
After losing his hand in the Yom Kippur War, Moshe Levy struggled with painful questions about destiny, loss, and belief. A powerful midnight encounter in New York gave him a new perspective on suffering, purpose, and spiritual growth
Naama Green
16.02.26 | 10:48
After years of alcohol and cocaine addiction, life threatening debts, and prison, Tal Geha rebuilt his life through rehabilitation, emotional healing, and a renewed connection to faith
Michal Arieli
15.02.26 | 20:11