Chofetz Chaim

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

Since Shuki Zeidel was a 19-year-old young man, he's carried a dream in his heart: to establish a 'guest house' near the grave of the Chofetz Chaim in Radin. Now, on the occasion of the 90th anniversary of his passing, he excitedly inaugurates the building and reveals the emotional celebration taking place for the first time at the site.

It's a challenge, but we have Hashem on our side

Through the eyes of his grandson, Rabbi Hillel Zaks, we see the humility, holiness, and humanity of Rabbi Yisrael Meir Kagan of Radin

Welcoming Shabbat early isn’t just a custom. It’s a source of spiritual elevation and even miracles.

"In the end of the exile, corrupt opinions will be found," wrote the Chofetz Chaim about 100 years ago, "and some will thereby separate from Torah and mitzvot." 10 Quotes from His Book 'Yearning for Salvation'

When a grandmother appears in a dream, one man discovers Shabbat holds the key to true blessing and recovery.

A small question from a great schola reveals the deep power of helping others.

A powerful reminder that the words we speak shape not just our character—but even our bodies.

One man’s journey from ignoring tradition to realizing how real Torah warnings can be

A simple letter to his wife reveals how deeply the Chofetz Chaim cared about honesty and doing what's right—even in small things.

Dan Schlesinger, the owner of the rare image of Chofetz Chaim unveiled this week, tells where he found it, how much he paid for it, and why he's convinced it's truly Chofetz Chaim. How does this connect to a special secret he is revealing now?

The Chofetz Chaim teaches the value of loving every Jew and how healing begins with letting go of needless hatred.

Rabbi Menashe Winkler shares heartfelt memories of his encounter with the Chofetz Chaim and the blessing that shaped his long life.

A daily trip to the synagogue opens the gates of Heaven and inspires generations

For 92 years, a remarkable documentary film from the first great assembly of Agudath Israel held in Vienna in 1923 remained hidden. This week, it resurfaced and caused a great stir in the religious community, unveiling a short segment featuring the revered Chofetz Chaim for less than 10 seconds. "It's a kind of resurrection."

A remarkable tale of a young man critically injured. Hours before doctors expected him to pass, his father remained calm, insisting his son would live due to a blessing from the Chofetz Chaim years before.

He ran a grocery store, marketed his books in a unique way, and maintained a full set of teeth even before his passing. Who was this Chofetz Chaim, destined to become the foremost Torah personality of his generation, sought after by many around the world?