Noha Hashad was a prominent Egyptian scientist who uncovered uncomfortable truths about the Quran's attitude towards Jews and the Land of Israel. As a result, she was relentlessly persecuted and fled to Israel by the skin of her teeth.
A stirring musical tribute by the band 'Kipa-Live' that unites hearts around the world in honor of Shabbat
From Johannesburg to Tel Aviv, the worldwide initiative that brought over a million Jews to embrace Shabbat is now aiming to unite Israel, from Metula to Eilat
Singer Matisyahu releases a new song, written in honor of the Shabbat Project, happening on October 23-24, 2015.
Gideon Sa'ar, currently taking a break from politics, gave an extensive holiday interview in 'Mishpacha' where he discussed his closeness to Judaism and how the birth of his son accelerated the process.
In an interview with 'B'Kehila,' Yossele Schumacher discusses his perspective on his kidnapping story and his work promoting understanding among diverse communities.
How one man’s journey back to Judaism brought a holiday miracle right to his door
The humble genius behind black hole theory, Israel Prize laureate, and a devout scientist who saw the universe as the work of God
He was trained to win an international debate. But one unexpected question led him to rediscover his Jewish faith.
Maintaining friendships with people facing depression can aid their recovery, without negatively affecting your own emotional well-being.
A recent archaeological dig at Tel Tzafit National Park has unveiled the entrance gate to the Philistine city of Gath, where King David is said to have taken refuge from King Saul.
A deep look at ego, mission, emotional struggle, and the Chassidic roadmap to authentic self-growth and spiritual clarity
When Becky Froelich gave birth unexpectedly at 23 weeks, doctors doubted the tiny preemie would survive. Yet he did, and a year later, he was released from the NICU to finally go home.
A Rare Psychological Phenomenon Triggered by the Holiness of the Holy City
Discover the stories behind ancient artifacts: How was the Siloam Tunnel built? What are the inscriptions telling of Nebuchadnezzar's victories? And what did the letter from Lachish reveal just before it fell to the Babylonians? Here are six fascinating archaeological findings from the First Temple period.
Heart attack symptoms should always prompt an ambulance call. Here's what to do in the meantime, hoping it won't be necessary.
Traits that shape a joyful and resilient life.
Ben Levine, a theater personality, shares that his journey of embracing Judaism matured over almost twenty years, culminating in an instant decision to keep Shabbat and kosher. Today, he is fully observant and infuses his theater work with messages of closeness.
The complete guide to distinguishing between a true rabbi worthy of trust and a fake 'tzaddik' to be avoided.
A sacred obligation in all schools is to ensure separation between boys and girls, especially in our generation where permissiveness has crossed all boundaries. Experience has proven that separate education is more desirable and appropriate - both academically and psychologically, and certainly from a spiritual perspective.
