Kiddush Hashem

How complaints from non-Jewish passengers about a Jew's prayers ended up with another Jew adorned with tefillin

Wherever we go, whatever we do, we are Hashem's ambassadors to our fellow Jews and to anyone else who's watching

Exploring the mitzvah that demands everything of us — from daily life to the ultimate sacrifice

The Documentation That is Touching the Internet: A young man shares how he miraculously underwent a 14-hour surgery at Hadassah Ein Kerem, during which doctors fought for his life. "I was in a coma, and with Hashem's help, the surgery ended, and everything is fine. My entire hand was amputated, and I don’t have my left hand anymore. I am left with only my right hand, but I am strong, *baruch Hashem*, I believe in Hashem and know that everything He does is for the best. Hashem gives me strength." Watch the Video

Prof. Pinchas Alpert, an expert in Earth Sciences, speaks about his missed opportunity to train pilots for Operation Entebbe due to Shabbat observance, his annual trips to NASA, and sheds new light on the tragic drowning of ten teenagers at Nahal Tzafit.

A young Jewish-American boy is captivating the internet with a short video where he performs a powerful act of Kiddush Hashem. "Now I'm going to show you how Hashem stamps His name on every apple He creates," he declares.

A young Orthodox rabbi, known as R. Myorov, returned $98,000 found in a bag inside a second-hand dresser he purchased. 'When my wife and I discovered it, we knew immediately we would return the money,' he shared on the American television show where he was invited.

A Catholic nurse quietly challenges a Jewish family’s observance and finds herself changed by their commitment to Shabbat and love for Hashem