Judaism

From discarded stories to a surprising journey back to faith, Zev Kam, a Knesset correspondent, reveals his choices over three elections, his daughter's pivotal question, and why he avoids politicians' weddings.

Even after years of doing something wrong unknowingly, there’s joy in turning the page and choosing to begin again.

Michal Belhans lived in Indian villages for years, spoke Hindi, raised her daughter there, and was distant from her family in Israel. What brought her back to Judaism, distanced her from her non-Jewish partner, and exposed her to the world of repentance?

Millions witnessed the giving of the Torah at Sinai — a public revelation so powerful it could never be invented, forgotten, or repeated

"I didn’t return to faith because I was unhappy or trying to escape. I returned out of love," says Eti Vanger, once a dancer and actress. "I always dreamed of performing on stage, never imagined I’d stand on one sharing my journey of return."

Writer and lecturer Moshe Sharon discovered religion in his youth through a pen pal who returned to faith. Over the years, he began studying Kabbalah day and night only to realize he knew nothing about mitzvot and halacha. Today, he understands it couldn't have happened any other way.

Missionary preaching and persuasion to convert seem distant from our reality, but they're becoming more frequent. Rabbi Binyamin Vulcan from 'Or L'Achim' highlights chilling cases where Jews were rescued from messianic cults at the last minute. He warns, "This could happen to your family and friends. Don't be indifferent."

How to cope, recognize warning signs and risk factors? Details on suicide in Judaism uncover vital insights.

Mohammed Saeed, the Saudi blogger, explains the importance of observing Shabbat, his appreciation for religion, and, of course, he cannot hide his love for Bibi. An exclusive conversation.

Between humility and significance — how Jewish wisdom balances human smallness with cosmic purpose

Why Judaism Rejects the Idea of Separate Forces of Good and Evil, and Teaches That Even Pain Comes from a Place of Divine Love

The true greatness of humanity lies in the divine gift of thought, speech, and free will that connects us directly to the Creator

Born in Russia to a Romanian father and Ukrainian mother, lived as a non-Jew, and at age 30 discovered he is also a Kohen. 'Through painting, I saw Hashem speaking to me.' Leonid Balaklav, a painter and artist awarded with international medals and prizes, pours out his heart and artistic emotions in a moving interview.

He grew up in Tel Aviv as secular, then in Bnei Brak as a ba'al teshuva, and today he looks like a devout person from Mea Shearim, posting ads in the heart of the secular neighborhoods of Ramat Gan. His name is Heshel Richlevis and he is willing to do everything to bring another Jew closer to Judaism.

The life and teachings of the spiritual master whose path reshaped Jewish faith and practice

An in-depth exploration of Neturei Karta, tracing their historical roots, core beliefs, and the distinctive lifestyle that sets them apart within the Haredi community.

Musician Shai Lahav, not yet wearing a kippah, is convinced that a quiet revolution is happening in Israel, which will eventually erase the religious divide. "Hating Haredim questions the reason why you are here. You do not need to be religious to say that."

Watch the compelling story of a fighter pilot's spiritual return to Judaism.

How the wisdom of the stars coexists with free will, and why faith, prayer, and good deeds can transcend cosmic influence and reshape destiny

Rabbi Avraham Leib, formerly Leonardo, led a seemingly good life. He mingled with worldly people, explored new places, and made a living from his beloved passion — until a change prompted him to leave skiing and Argentina. Now residing in Bnei Brak and a father of five, he shares his remarkable story.