Vilna Gaon

In 1809, the first group of the Vilna Gaon's students, led by Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Shklov, embarked on a perilous journey to Israel. They withstood a grueling year-long sea voyage before settling in Safed.

The Hurva Synagogue stands as a central landmark in Jerusalem's Old City. Why is it named so, and who was Rabbi Judah the Pious?

Archaeological finds have uncovered parts of the Great Synagogue of Vilna. Initial reports suggest staircases leading to underground levels have been discovered.

Exploring the origins and legends of a mystical book said to guard against fires.

Over twenty years after his passing, the well-known image of the Vilna Gaon was created. Thirty years later, tefillin were added to this portrayal.