Jewish unity

Captain Roie Miller gave his life for Israel just days before the end of his service. His mother, Ariela, honors his memory by spreading his light. 'We're not a bereaved family, but one that can,' she emphasizes. Discover the secret behind the Torah scroll being written in his honor.

Why does Moses repeat these curses? Wasn't it enough to mention them previously? How does this connect to the opening, "You are standing today," and to those who say, "Peace will be mine even as I follow my own path"?

After a tragic event on Simchat Torah, Malka Edelman envisioned uniting the Jewish people in powerful, collective prayer. She's been tirelessly working to make it a reality.

The students' message of unity touched the heart of the singer Eyal Golan: "When I received this video from the other side of the world, I was especially moved. We will emerge stronger than ever, Am Yisrael Chai"

Practical tips for fulfilling this immensely important mitzvah

Secular elites are divorced from 'common people' -- kohanim keep us connected

From Joy to Reflection: How Unity, Respect, and Love Prepare Us for Receiving the Torah on Shavuot

Imagine an entire population keeping a secret... and the stunning consequences

Regularly, Deborah Pali connects religious and secular individuals for study sessions. How is this returning to her now?

In a unique gathering, non-Jewish judges, a Harvard biology professor, a doctor, and a French convert to Judaism met in an evening of unity and spiritual exploration led by Rebbetzin Naomi Cohen.

One month after Israel Rost, a Gur Hasid, donated a kidney to Shai Levy, a restaurateur in Jerusalem, they met to express gratitude and praise. A Hidabroot writer attended and documented the emotional event.

What did Rabbi Baruch Ber see as his greatest strength for eternity? His deep, unconditional love for every Jew.

A warm word and a helping hand showed her the beauty of Torah living.

Tzili Schneider founded the 'Jewish Connection' organization in memory of her mother, who taught her that all of Israel are brothers. The partnership program between secular and ultra-Orthodox pairs—numbering now 7,000—has seen tremendous success. "Each and every one says to me: 'Don't ask about my partner, she's truly special; she's not an example...'"

The key mitzvah of loving your fellow Jew is one of the most fundamental commandments in the Torah

He never imagined that within seven months, his idea would become a global project uniting thousands of Jews with a single goal: observing one Shabbat a year. An interview with the Shabbat Project's initiator, Rabbi Dr. Warren Goldstein, ahead of this year's festivities.

With only two days to go, excitement builds as Jews from every background - religious and secular, young old - prepare for one powerful Shabbat together

How one South African rabbi’s call to keep a single Shabbat sparked a global wave of unity, pride, and spiritual revival