All Articles ByNaama Green

Meet Imma Shalom, Beruriah, Martha bat Baitos, Hannah and her Seven Sons, Queen Heleni, Kimchit, and more: Extraordinary women featured in the Talmud.

How important are study times, sleep hours, and the rewards for those who arrive early to prayer? Here are 11 key insights from the esteemed Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky, zt”l.

Don’t blame yourself, drink green tea, step outside for fresh air, ditch perfectionism, and ask for help: 100 effective tips to relax under pressure. Bookmark this guide for future use.

As the Rambam wrote: "One should sit with seriousness, anticipating the arrival of Shabbat, just as one goes to greet a king." It is also said: "Some say one should add from the mundane to the holy."

Choosing the easy path often comes with overlooked consequences. The real question is, should we see or not see? Discover Rabbi Noah Weinberg's sixth insight for a wise life in the '48 Ways to Wisdom' series.

With unparalleled dedication, Jehosheba saved the sole survivor of the Davidic dynasty and hid him for six years in the Holy of Holies. Discover a tale of devotion, care, and public responsibility.

Hashem has a personal connection with each of us. He communicates through the wonders of His creation. The mighty Creator reaches out to you, saying: My child, I love you. I made you to experience joy. Let's explore the world together. Part five of the series.

A rare story of scrupulous honesty: For decades, Rabbi Aharon Yehuda Leib Shteinman refused to touch family land until every last doubt about ownership was resolved—then gave the proceeds to support Torah scholars in Bnei Brak.

In times of danger—like when hundreds of rockets are fired daily at Israeli civilians—prayer isn’t empty. Here’s a remarkable true story of a desperate prayer when death was on the other side of the door.

Held hostage in Entebbe after his plane was hijacked, Rabbi Nahum Dahan cried out to Hashem during a terrifying interrogation and witnessed an astonishing turn of events.

Seven years ago, on the eve of the first night of Chanukah, one of the greatest Torah leaders of our time, Rabbi Aharon Yehuda Leib Shteinman, passed away. Explore his teachings, values, and leadership through videos and images.

"Setting the Shabbat table on Thursday night," "Friday night feels like Yom Kippur": A collection of beautiful traditions from the late Rabbi Steinman, honoring Shabbat.

Once a leading figure in Israeli cinema, Uri Zohar left fame behind to embrace Torah, becoming one of the most inspiring voices of spiritual return

A month with a warm-hearted rabbi gave a kidnapped 10-year-old the strength to hold onto his Judaism through three decades in the Czar’s army.

"Suddenly, the rabbi lifted his eyes and a smile appeared on his face. He turned to my son and said: 'But you'll have to pay for this, you know! You'll need to finish the *Shas* in return!'

Shimon waited ten years for a match. After diving deep into Sha'ar HaBitachon, a painful twist on Lag BaOmer sent him to Shimon HaTzaddik instead of Meron—where a chance encounter opened the door to forgiveness and, three weeks later, a whirlwind engagement.

After losing seven children in the Holocaust, Rabbi Yehuda Leib Meizlik shared a final request with his only surviving daughter during a quiet boat ride on the Dnieper River.

Nineteen years after terrorists murdered his pregnant wife, Tali, and their four daughters on the Kisufim Road, David Hatuel reflects on grief, community, and choosing a path of faith.

A jealous whisper nearly destroyed a young couple’s future until Rav Shach took extraordinary steps to restore the truth.

During a talk with his students, Rabbi Aryeh Finkel, zt"l, quoted Rashi on Tehillim—tears streaming down his face and his voice catching with emotion.