faith

A Holocaust story of faith, survival, and a Torah verse that never let go

After the loss of a beloved teacher, her students’ hearts overflow with tears, strength, and spiritual growth in her memory

Jewish wisdom on emotional balance, financial responsibility, and building a peaceful home filled with love and respect

Separating conspiracy theories from scientific evidence and Jewish teachings about the end of days

Why were Pharaoh's wise men unable to decode his troubling dreams? Discover how Joseph's faith and insight provide the answers.

Why only limited beings need a creator, while God is eternal, infinite, and unchanging

A young soldier is saved from a mortar explosion, and a dream reveals the spiritual protection behind it.

Rabbinic guidance on faith vs. responsibility — investing, mortgages, and living normally while hoping for salvation

When a wife acted with loyalty and compassion, Hashem repaid her in a way even doctors couldn’t explain

A Torah-based guide to overcoming distracting images in prayer and embracing true belief

When all hope seemed lost, a heartfelt first prayer reached Hashem and brought a young girl back to life.

Exploring how modern science reveals the limits of human wisdom and why true understanding leads to awe, faith, and humility

A secular Israeli girl finds her way to Judaism through Shabbat, prayer, and deep inner conviction.

From love and compassion to free will and faith — proofs of the soul beyond the material world

In the face of destruction, residents of Haifa share powerful stories of survival, faith, and miracles they witnessed during the massive wildfire.

For 25 years, Rabbi Yitzhak and Sima Peretz volunteered at Hadassah hospital on Shabbat. This week, the great miracle happened, and the couple welcomed their own baby girl after nearly three decades of waiting.

Understanding the Deeper Meaning Behind Life’s Struggles, Emotional Void, and the Search for Lasting Joy and Spiritual Truth

Even in the face of illness, her selfless devotion gave strength, hope, and new life to their future together

12 years ago, Yinon was severely injured and lost both of his legs. Today, he is married with a child, runs, swims, and even skydives and skis.

Yitzchak Gabay, an activist dedicated to encouraging others to perform mitzvot by offering tefillin to passersby, didn't hesitate when an elderly Holocaust survivor told him, 'I’m not into that at all.' A remarkable story of dedication and a Jewish man who reconnected with Hashem right before his passing.