Torah

The first word in the Torah that begins with the letter Tav is 'Tohu,' describing the formative chaos pre-creation. It symbolizes the absence of boundaries.

A heartfelt conversation in a police station leads to an unexpected return to Jewish roots.

Ten Powerful Lessons from Parshat Yitro

A Timeless Encounter That Shook the World, United a Nation, and Sealed a Covenant for All Generations

How the Ten Commandments Encapsulate the Core of Torah Law and Jewish Ethical Life

Moses appoints Joshua and Hur, empowering others to combat Amalek and emphasizing the eternal struggle against absolute evil.

Ten years since his passing, stories of humility, integrity, and quiet greatness continue to inspire

From Avraham to Moshe, the Torah presents multiple Pharaohs who shaped the destiny of the Jewish people in their time

The first phase of the hostage deal began on the 19th of Tevet, 5785. In the next 42 days, with the help of Hashem, 33 hostages who have been captive for over 471 days are expected to be released. Was all of this hinted in the Torah and known in advance? Watch now.

Timeless wisdom from the Torah offering comfort, motivation, and spiritual insight for every moment.

We can hear explanations, imagine concepts, but only through physical sight can we fully perceive an object.

R' Avraham HaKohen, the youngest son of the Chofetz Chaim, passed away at 23 but left a profound legacy in Torah study and character.

Even when you're juggling tasks, the weekly Torah portion can enrich your life.

"Love your neighbor as yourself" is not just a cliché but a way of life and a commandment from the Torah.

How one of the great Amoraim of Babylonia balanced Torah leadership, business acumen, and family legacy

Did you know the Torah scrolls aren't punctuated? So how did people know how to read them back in the day before printed books?

Less than a week after the passing of Shaul Moyal in Lebanon, two of his ten children sit down for an emotional conversation about their father, a man deeply devoted to Torah. They reveal the messages he left with them before his death and vow: "We will continue living joyfully, as he would have wanted."

Ever wondered why so many Torah portions end on a somber note? Let's explore why the final chapters brim with blessings and curses, and how this connects to our current lives.

How faith, perspective, and purpose unlock a life of joy and meaning.

Explore ancient and modern insights on why we exist, how to find meaning in suffering, and the spiritual mission of every human being.