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Samson's greatest victory came in his final moments, defeating more Philistines in death than in life.

Bruriah engaged in halachic discussions with scholars, challenging even her own father on laws of purity, and was praised by Rabbi Yehuda ben Bava for her insights.

Rabbenu Tam's interpretations form the foundational basis for all Tosafot collections, alongside his notable work, "Sefer HaYashar," a two-part compilation of responsa and Talmudic interpretations.

Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai wrote the mystical Zohar during his years in hiding. Passed in secrecy for generations, the Zohar went public about 700 years ago.

Rashi's script was popular in medieval Spain. It distinguished biblical letters from Rashi's commentary. Yet, Rashi himself likely never used it.

Clear signposting to Cities of Refuge is crucial for fast escape routes. Each year on the 15th of Adar, as winter ends, the court is instructed to repair roads to facilitate swift escape to these cities.

Contrary to popular belief, the sea split in the shape of an arc. They entered from one side, walked through the sea, and exited from the same side. The Israelites did not reach the opposite shore.

When the firstborn heard of the impending plague upon Egypt, they demanded their fathers allow the Israelites to leave. The fathers refused, leading the firstborn to battle and kill 600,000 of them.

When Egyptians wanted to plow their fields, they used Jews instead of animals to spare their livestock.

According to tradition, Yocheved is buried in the Tomb of the Matriarchs in Tiberias, alongside Zipporah, wife of Moses; Elisheva, daughter of Amminadav; Bilhah and Zilpah, wives of Jacob; and Rachel, wife of Rabbi Akiva.

Legend has it that the Ari regularly immersed in the sacred mikvah in Safed. On the eve of his passing, he requested that his body be washed there. Miraculously, during the burial preparations, he stood up to immerse himself.

A captivating legend tells of how the Nazis sought to desecrate his resting place during the Holocaust but were stunned to find his body intact. 10 facts about Rabbi Elimelech of Lizhensk.

Samuel is attributed to the tribe of Levi and descended from Korah. His mother, Hannah, was barren for many years. Discover ten intriguing facts about Samuel the Prophet, who passed away at a young age.

Akiva was initially embarrassed to start studying, as he was at a level that required learning alongside children. However, Rachel encouraged him, and he began learning with his son—starting from scratch.

For 40 years, she led Israel, one of the seven prophetesses over the ages, and spearheaded the fight against Jabin and Sisera. Discover 10 fascinating facts about Deborah the Prophetess.

Returning lost items is a positive commandment between individuals that requires returning lost property to its owner. But when is this mitzvah not applicable, and there's no obligation to return the lost item?

The 613 commandments are divided into two groups: 248 positive commandments and 365 negative commandments

Have you ever gone into a supermarket for just bread and milk, only to leave with a full cart? Our eyes have a powerful influence on us. Let's explore how this concept, known for millennia, can be harnessed for good.