All Articles ByNaama Green

Many types of physical activity are forbidden on Shabbat according to halachah. Learn the Torah's perspective on rest, health, and sacred time

'Just' one mitzvah rewrote a tragic ending

A revered Torah giant, miracle worker, and paragon of kindness, Rabbi Chaim Chouri left behind a legacy of faith, humility, and blessings that continues to inspire thousands

Rabbi Meir Elhadad, who lost his two sons in the horrific Meron tragedy, delivers chilling words of encouragement: "We nullify our entire being before Hashem."

Yoeli Schlesinger, a resident of Beitar Illit, was present in Meron during the tragic incident. He kept his composure, acted resourcefully, and managed to save lives.

"Hashem was there, orchestrating everything as destined. It was decided who would live, who would perish, who would breathe despite the immense pressure, and who would be trampled underfoot," said Rabbi Eliyahu Lapin offering words of strength following the Meron tragedy.

Rabbi Tuvia Pollak urges the Jewish people to embrace trust in God, avoid blame, pray with strength, and foster unity and love during life’s greatest trials

How honoring parents reflects honoring God — through thought, speech, action, and lifelong devotion

The life, leadership, writings, and enduring legacy of one of Judaism’s greatest decisors

Why did Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky call honoring parents 'a matter of life and death'?

Rabbi Yosef Teomim was among the great commentators of the "Shulchan Aruch". 10 points in his memory

"We are 13 again," said 10 Holocaust survivors who celebrated a belated bar mitzvah yesterday at the Western Wall and received new sets of *tefillin*. It's never too late.

Paralyzed by ALS, Dr. Rahamim Melamed-Cohen inspired thousands with faith, courage, and an unshakable love of life

The Difference Between "One Step" and "First Step," and Why Dr. Oren's Clinic Was Empty.

A true story of how a (not so) simple act of chesed brought blessings in this world and the next

A powerful Holocaust-era story of faith, memory, and the enduring strength of Jewish identity

The inspiring story of the humble leader who transformed Jewish life and led the first Chassidic aliyah to the Land of Israel

These converts stood before the Nazis and refused to give up their Jewish identity

“What will be with the tallit?”—a simple question from beyond revealed a powerful truth.

A gravedigger's missing wallet led to a terrifying discovery and a lesson Rabbi Wazner said must be shared.