Jewish tradition

How to make the most of the shiva period for the benefit of our departed loved ones

"Public officials need to intervene and explain that the commission is not a private entity and should express Jewish character." Rabbi Menachem Perl, the Fire and Rescue Services' Chief Rabbi, resigned from his position last week. In an interview with 'Shevi'i,' he launches an attack: "The situation was difficult and complicated, but it became impossible."

A father’s heartfelt tears lead to a miraculous bris and the birth of one of the greatest Hasidic leaders of all time

Explore the surprising explanation of why honey remains pure, revealing the harmony between faith and scientific discovery

Does love show up naturally after marriage? Can it be deliberately cultivated? Rabbi Dan Tiomkin explores infusing new love into your home.

What a husband signs in the ketubah doesn’t stay on the wall. As Rabbi Dan Tiomkin teaches, it shows up in daily life, shaping love, respect, and harmony at home.

Personal accounts from Rabbi Chaim Ben Shoshan highlight the compassion, wisdom, and miracles of the former Chief Rabbi of Israel

Exploring divine promises, historical continuity, and logical evidence that safeguard the Oral Torah across generations

How mindful blessings uplift the soul, awaken holiness, and draw divine abundance to every part of life

Stories, teachings, and spiritual insights on welcoming guests, revealing how hosting others brings blessing, protection, and holiness into the home

What games are permitted on Shabbat? Is it okay to blow up a balloon? What about puzzles and toy cars? A halachic (Jewish legal) guide to playing games on Shabbat

From Abraham to Today: Why Circumcision Remains Central to Jewish Identity

From Ancient Temple Service to Modern Traditions: The Kohen’s Unique Status in Jewish Life Today

Why the laws of Shabbat, kosher slaughter, tefillin, and mezuzah prove the necessity of the Oral Torah alongside the Written Torah

From ancient disguises to modern costumes — uncovering the spiritual symbolism, historical origins, and halachic boundaries of dressing up on Purim

It's considered one of the most popular nuts, yet few know the mystery and wonder of this precious nut that we bless as the creator of the tree's fruit - though it is actually a stem, not a fruit. And why does the price of cashews soar to 10 shekels or more for 100 grams?

Warning signs, divine messages, guidance, and the deeper reason our minds speak at night

Jewish tradition has preserved the memory of the Exodus in writing and orally for generations.

A groundbreaking genetic study reveals a shared gene among Kohanim from diverse backgrounds: Ashkenazi, Sephardi, Yemenite, and Tunisian.

When Israel left Egypt, Aaron, brother of Moses, was the sole priest from the tribe of Levi. The priesthood passes from father to son, but there's more to the story.