Judaism

Why do we have exactly five fingers on each hand, how can we see the moon so clearly, and what makes the camel the ultimate desert survivor?

Born into a devout Christian family in Mexico, Alfredo Diaz was destined to follow in his father's missionary footsteps. Yet, a chance encounter with a Jew led him to convert, inspiring eight of his siblings, his mother, and many others from his community. Today, as Rabbi Yehuda Peretz, he dedicates his life to preventing assimilation and aiding converts. "I've found the truth," he exclaims, "and it's the greatest gift I could have received."

Alexander Yaron Moses was a regular kashrut inspector who, over time, met many people wanting to make their home kitchen kosher without knowing how to do it themselves. Recently, he and his wife started a project, "The Supervisor – Koshering the Kitchen," aiming to kosher as many kitchens as possible, and hearts too, to bring redemption closer. A glimpse into an innovative project.

The thrill of discovering archaeological proof of biblical stories never gets old. Here's a glimpse into Rabbi Zamir Cohen's new book about biblical archaeology.

A look at whether Judaism claims Earth is the universe's center and what science says.

In our generation, says Rabbi Erez Moshe Doron, everyone feels lost and confused, seeking a supportive shoulder and a quiet corner. This is how they come to Judaism – even those who are already practicing.

Why are there wealthy individuals who don't pray, while some religious people pray for livelihood?

Nir Manos, son of journalist and satirist Didi Manos, grew up in a very secular home and was called 'Neil.' It was during his university studies that he began to understand the declining trend of Western civilization and realized that only the Torah offers real answers and a reason to live.

What is faith, and how does it manifest in the lives of believers? This intriguing question is explored by Oprah Winfrey in her reality TV series about 'Belief.' So who is the 13-year-old Jewish boy who captivated the audience on her show?

Yael Trump (formerly Ivanka) is a convert living in New York, and the daughter of Donald Trump, the U.S. presidential candidate.

Gideon Sa'ar, currently taking a break from politics, gave an extensive holiday interview in 'Mishpacha' where he discussed his closeness to Judaism and how the birth of his son accelerated the process.

After years of being single and publishing four bestsellers, author Ilan Heitner decided to make a change. He started a family, embraced Judaism, and shares how faith transformed his life.

Every few years, a new Earth-like planet discovery is announced. Are these claims credible?

Yuval Shm Tov, known as Yuval Hamebulbal, shared a Facebook post showing him with a tallit and tefillin beside his kippah-wearing son. A negative comment from a user didn't bother him.

Gadi Feingold, owner of Pluto Studios, thought his musical career was behind him, but two years ago he reignited his passion for composing, writing, and singing. In the latest chapter of his musical journey, he reflects on the significant shift in his approach to music both then and now.

Raised in the kibbutz and educated by its values, Eyal Shoham now builds a synagogue and distributes a weekly Torah bulletin there. Discover Shoham's journey to faith in the kibbutz's depths in this touching interview.

No peak in Shimon Hadari's career compares to his victory in establishing the first synagogue ever in Kibbutz Maayan Baruch. On synagogues, the faith that energizes him, and how he remains active in a religious party even without a kippah on his head.

Keren Keet is a ba'alat teshuva who never lost her sense of humor. Her serious commitment to a religious lifestyle doesn't stop her from creating delightful and humorous cartoons on a variety of Jewish topics - from the hunt for chametz crumbs to the desperate search for a tenth man for a minyan.

S', a young Druze woman who officially joined Hashem's people, admits: "Judaism is the true religion. I converted, and I know it's not a game. Only Hashem knows what's in my heart." She has a message for young women caught up with Arabs: "They want revenge on the Jewish people, so they target Jewish women. It's a shame for young women."

Oren Tzur, a prominent and busy producer in Israel, has an impressive record of collaborating with top artists. Now, he releases his first personal album and shares insights on his profound love for Judaism and music.