All Articles ByNaama Green

Three years after he was abducted from the Nova festival, former hostage Bar Kupershtein returned to the site and put on tefillin in memory of those murdered.

Some worries can’t be solved with another Google search. The Chazon Ish offers a powerful reminder of what we can do when anxiety won’t let go.

The cooking, laundry, shopping, and sukkah prep can feel exhausting. King David’s words offer a beautiful way to see all that effort differently.

Sukkot is known as the “season of our joy,” but what if you don’t feel joyful? Here are five simple ways to make room for happiness without ignoring difficult emotions.

Paper chains, lights, and decorations can make a sukkah beautiful, but there’s one “decoration” your guests are far more likely to remember.

Your mouth is dry, your head hurts, and your mind keeps wandering from the machzor. Discover why that does not mean you are failing at Yom Kippur.

From reading and games to family time, walks, and simple Shabbat pleasures, these practical ideas can help make a quiet Shabbat more enjoyable, meaningful, and fulfilling

From feeling like a failure to believing you have to do everything alone, Jewish wisdom offers a healthier way to respond to five common negative thoughts.

What happens spiritually when we fast? The Pele Yoetz reveals seven powerful benefits of fasting and the one behavior that can undermine them.

After the heartbreaking loss of his young daughter, one father shares the words that changed his perspective on grief, gratitude, and trusting Hashem.

Ahead of the new year, Eitan Mor decided to remove all his tattoos: "In Gaza, I thanked Father in Heaven even on the difficult day; it truly helped me."

Rosh Hashanah preparation is about more than cooking and cleaning. Here are 10 ways to prepare for the holiday without losing sight of what truly matters.

Seven practical steps, inspired by Jewish wisdom, to help you regain perspective, reset your mood, and start again at any moment

Sometimes the mistake isn’t the real problem. It’s what we tell ourselves afterward. Here are five phrases worth learning to recognize.

Preparing for Rosh Hashanah doesn’t have to leave you exhausted. Discover seven simple ways to reduce the stress and actually enjoy the holiday.

Your inner critic can sound convincing, but that doesn’t make it right. Jewish wisdom offers a healthier perspective on seven thoughts that may be holding you back.

You don’t have to start keeping Shabbat all at once. Discover why the final Shabbat of the year is the perfect time to begin, one step at a time.

Why does everyone else seem more organized, successful, and put together? Jewish wisdom reveals what we forget when we compare our lives to others.

The final two Shabbats of the year carry special significance. Here are 10 simple things you can do on Thursday to prepare and enter Shabbat more calmly.

As Rosh Hashanah approaches, discover practical ways to strengthen your Shabbat observance, bring more peace and holiness into your home, and gain special merit for the year ahead