compassion

A Jewish man’s journey from resistance to faith began with one sincere, caring act.

Spread compassion, bring joy to your day, and improve the quality of life for everyone you know.

Despite breaking the rules, the student experienced the Torah’s compassion through his Rosh Yeshiva’s incredible response.

Two neighbors approached Rabbi Nissim Karelitz's court for a ruling. The outcome left Rabbi Karelitz in tears. Here's why.

An angry woman stormed into Rabbi Karelitz’s Shabbat dinner—his gentle offer to share bread and wine calmed her rage.

As always, the Torah supplies the guidance we need in our everyday lives

A quiet act of compassion and a lesson in humility that came to light decades later.

What can you do for someone who's ill? More than you realize...

The compassion we offer to newcomers is a sign that we are Hashem's holy people

First impressions deserve a second chance, because you never know what challenges other people face

A practical guide to helping the most vulnerable members of society

Exploring the Torah’s Call to Share in the Pain of Others- Even When Disaster Strikes Far Away

More than a Torah scholar, Rabbi Aryeh Levin became a symbol of unconditional love, compassion, and spiritual courage in pre-state Israel

Decades Later, Reb Aryeh’s gentle words and boundless compassion continue to inspire generations

A legendary halachic (Jewish legal) mind whose brilliance was matched by his humility, courage, and boundless kindness

It could be a loan, a helping hand, advice, or spiritual encouragement. There's always something we can do

Understanding the deeper meaning of creation, the value of earned goodness, and how G-d's unwavering compassion guides us through every trial.

Lali Yaakobi’s powerful message: "How can we cultivate compassion for ourselves and others, especially now?"

As the new school year begins, many students face bullying and social exclusion. Avinoam Harash, a teacher and educator, shared a moving post on the subject.

A lesson in sensitivity from 'just a regular Jew'