Torah

Explore intriguing questions about the creation of the universe, including why the world wasn't made in a single day and how the Torah existed before time began.

Fascinating insights into the weekly Torah portion and the significance of faith in redemption

Where does the Bible mention repentance, and why can't the Torah be understood without rabbis?

A look at why the Torah uses strong language, how love and discipline go hand in hand, and what this reveals about G-d's relationship with us.

Exploring how kindness alone isn’t the ultimate life purpose, and what Judaism teaches about spiritual growth and meaning beyond this world.

"My son, do not leave Volozhin. We will sell the cow and send you money. Even your mother is looking for a buyer for her jewelry. Just study, my son, study!"

Do the punishments in the Torah show Hashem's anger, or do they signify the great importance of His children?

Professor Eliyahu Rips reveals where the Torah foretold, thousands of years ago, the economic crisis in Greece of 2015.

How do the commandments of the Torah consider human emotions? Here are some interesting examples.

Why was the Torah not created after the world's creation, and what does the Midrash mean when it says Hashem was creating and destroying worlds?

Are disagreements merely superficial, with a deeper solution where both sides are correct? Here's a Talmudic example.

Is our history determined by our physical abilities, or by Hashem? What is the true solution behind the Arab situation?

What was the focus of Hanoch Daum's weekly column in 'Yedioth Ahronoth'? Hint: Behind the 'searching' pretense lies a profound soul with fond memories of studying a Talmud page, longing for those days.

Experience a unique display at Berlin's Jewish Museum: an automatic writing machine illustrating Hebrew letters on parchment, mimicking those of a Torah scroll. Watch the video.

The Israelites received many details and secrets about the afterlife through oral tradition, but the Torah did not want this to become the main focus, as the true objective is to serve Hashem without expectations, despite the immense reward and Hashem's desire to benefit us eternally in the Garden of Eden.

Exploring the origins of harsh-sounding prayers in Jewish tradition and how their meaning changes in light of history, context, and modern values.

The '5 Minutes of Torah a Day' initiative, founded only a few years ago, has since connected thousands of Jews to Torah and Jewish law. Interview with the rabbi who made the weekly Torah portion accessible: "Reading Torah has become a captivating experience."

Jacob asks: If the Torah says 'Love your neighbor as yourself,' why can't an Arab open a bottle of wine for a Jew?

In Gan Eden, the Torah learned here is truly heard.

Explore how our prayers are perceived in the world of truth, and if there's dining in paradise. What do the feasts of meat and fish symbolize for the righteous in the afterlife?