Shabbat

Rabbi Uri Menashe aimed to strengthen Shabbat observance but did not expect the stickers he printed to spread nationwide, appearing on private vehicles and trucks. Now, marking a decade of this unique initiative, he shares touching stories.

How Shabbat Shaped the Global Calendar and Outlasted Empires

Discover why observing Shabbat is central to Judaism.

Students from AMIT Modi'in High School worked for months to participate in the world robotics competition finals in Texas, but at the crucial moment, they decided to give it up for Shabbat. In a special interview, three of the delegation members talk about their significant sacrifice and true victory.

How One Jewish Barber’s Bold Decision Inspired a London Community

Centuries before science discovered nuclear fusion, Jewish sages wrote that starlight comes from fire — a 2,000-year-old insight that anticipated one of astronomy’s greatest revelations

Two weeks after committing to keep Shabbat, Hila left the party—just in time.

After losing his son in a car accident on the eve of Shabbat, Moshe Sagron initiated a national quiz on Shabbat laws. "My goal is for as many children as possible to know the laws, and for Shabbat to be observed in as many homes as possible," he explains. As the quiz enters its 18th year, he's sharing his moving story and remarkable initiative.

Free Download: Rosh Hashanah laws that fall on Shabbat according to Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, edited by Rabbi Oshri Azulai.

From digestion to heart health and ancient traditions — why apples deserve a daily spot in your diet year-round

Every Shabbat, approximately 200 girls attend the Tehillim organized by Vered Halili from Beitar Illit. She walks over an hour to meet them and buys gifts and valuable prizes with her money. "I'm not willing to give up; it's my privilege," she declares in an inspiring conversation. And what happened on the day she thought not to come?

How One Young Educator Rediscovered His Jewish Roots and Found His Soul Through the Light of Shabbat

During their week of *sheva brachot*, Shelly Erlich and her husband faced tragedy when her brother was killed in an accident. Eleven years later, Shelly and her sisters perform a play that embraces the pain alongside joy, and continuity alongside the enduring memory of their brother.

From Tel Aviv’s emptiness to a life of meaning. One woman’s story of rediscovery, faith, and unexpected blessings.

From Skepticism to Spiritual Strength: A Journey of Gradual Transformation

The Oscar-nominated filmmaker opens up about how childhood Shabbat dinners with observant Jewish families influenced the heart and spirit of her new movie

From championship titles to professional sports careers, five individuals gave up once-in-a-lifetime opportunities for one sacred reason: the holiness of Shabbat.

Traditional businessman Tzachi Avergil faced a hate campaign when he decided to open a kosher restaurant in Kfar Saba. In an interview, he shares his unexpected experience and the surprising outcome.

Why is it a bad idea to store opened canned goods in the fridge for later use? Here’s what you need to know about this common mistake.

How one boy’s spark of faith inspired a group to take on a mitzvah