Judaism

We're all familiar with the renowned story of Choni HaMa'agal and his miraculous prayer for rain after a severe drought. However, could it be that Choni was murdered? If so, by whom and when?

Around 350 years ago, a young Jewish girl kept an autobiographical historical diary describing her life from childhood in the Jewish communities where she lived. Her writings vividly capture Jewish community life in Western Europe, offering a fascinating historical perspective on the events of that era.

From a butcher's scam to a near-burning of the Talmud in Cologne - a historical twist.

The Torah describes the creation of the universe through divine will, as in Genesis. How does modern science explain the universe's origin? Could there be a surprising alignment between Torah and contemporary scientific theories, despite being written 3300 years ago?

To unify the domains of cosmic and quantum physics, scientists suggest a universe more complex than the 4D experience we're accustomed to. They propose a 10-dimensional reality.

Widely mentioned in the Bible and symbolizing prosperity, the grape vine plays a pivotal role in Jewish tradition. Here are five intriguing facts that reveal its significance.

Could the Talmud contain insights about the universe that have yet to be discovered by modern science?

Throughout history, accounts of 'raining frogs' have intrigued many. Despite lacking a clear explanation, researchers ponder connections to Biblical events.

Jewish tradition from 3,300 years ago speaks of the serpent's curse — a lack of taste after Adam's sin. What does science say?

"Aurora" paints the night skies with vibrant colors. Could ancient Jewish texts hold the secrets to this scientific wonder?

When Rabbi Avraham Kadosh founded the 'WorldBrit' organization, performing brit milah for adults and infants worldwide, he never anticipated the situations he would encounter. Now, after having circumcised hundreds of adults and heard their moving stories, he shares these experiences and promises: "I will continue to go wherever I am needed in the world."

While we fast on Yom Kippur for spiritual cleansing, many people have turned to fasting for health benefits. What is medical fasting, and what are its advantages?

After Suzy's home was bombed in the Blitz on London, she fled with her parents to the countryside, where she discovered her passion for art. What led her to the dramatic transformation of her life, when she converted to Judaism and moved to Israel?

Could someone 3,300 years ago estimate the number of grains of sand on Earth or count the stars in the universe? Ancient texts suggest an incredible connection, bridging divine wisdom and today's science.

How many animals inhabit the earth, and how many species boarded Noah's Ark? Why do we have brown grizzly bears and white polar bears? It seems Judaism has insights into species evolution...

How did the Torah, the sacred book of the Jewish people, come to influence all of humanity? And why have the world's two largest religions adopted its beliefs? Daniel Bles explores humanity's journey toward redemption.

Doron's heartfelt prayer at the grave of the Ramchal tore through the heavens, and his life-changing accident helped him rediscover himself.

The host shares insights after spending time with her parents: "Appreciate every minute with them. Family is what remains at the start and the end. Nothing is more important than that."

Leo, the zodiac sign of the month of Av, is associated with the element of fire. What are the strengths of Leos? What weaknesses need improvement? Here are some characteristics of Leos.

"The missionaries bring evidence from professors who never said those things, distort quotes from the Torah, and target teenagers in complicated situations." Yosef dedicates his life to fighting the mission, revealing its alarming tactics.