All Articles ByNaama Green

Ephraim Greenberg’s integrity and faith changed the fate of two orphaned Holocaust survivors

Learn the fun history, flavors, and even the halachic blessing of Israel’s most loved winter snack

How Rabbi Rubashkin lit candles behind bars—and saw a miracle unfold.

How Rabbi Steinman’s gentle words and stories teach us what really matters in Jewish life and mourning.

Years after Rebbetzin Steinman comforted a young soldier, her husband learned how deeply it changed his life.

From an open home to a heart open to all, the legendary Torah leader embodied true humility

How Jewish wisdom teaches us to recognize divine providence, transform belief into certainty, and find God in everyday life

A lesson in kashrut, trust, and Divine protection—told through one man’s near-miss business deal.

Rabbi Steinman's wisdom on resolving business conflicts through compromise and faith

A wooden box containing 15 silver coins was found hidden in a cave at the Darja Stream Nature Reserve. Researchers speculate that the owner may have fled there to escape the soldiers of Antiochus IV.

Discover the remarkable legacy of the Abir Yaakov, a spiritual giant and the grandfather of the Baba Sali

Rabbi Dov Yafe was accidentally locked in a mikveh—but calmly trusted Hashem until help arrived just before Shabbat.

An argument over who should wake up at night reveals how precious Torah is in Hashem’s eyes.

Using Earth's magnetic field reconstruction, researchers have scientifically verified biblical historical events, including invasions by Aram, Assyria, and Babylon against the kingdoms of Judah and Israel.

Known as the “Defender of Israel,” this Hasidic master transformed judgment into compassion with love, wisdom, and boundless faith

A treasure trove of 44 pure gold coins, dating back 1,400 years, was unearthed at Banias, revealing a moment from the time the Byzantine Empire fell to Muslim caliphs.

Why would a young man die after returning to faith? Rabbi Kanievsky’s surprising answer brought peace to a broken family.

Through the eyes of his grandson, Rabbi Hillel Zaks, we see the humility, holiness, and humanity of Rabbi Yisrael Meir Kagan of Radin

A stunning discovery was made at the Palmachim National Park when an ancient burial cave was uncovered. The cave, dating back 3,300 years to the era of Pharaoh Ramses the Great, contains numerous clay and bronze artifacts from a time when the Israelites were said to have been exiled from Egypt.

The U.S. returned a rare coin to Israel, one of only four known in the world. This coin was minted in 69 CE, a year before the Second Temple's destruction in Jerusalem.