Torah study

The emotional will of a soldier who fell in 'Iron Swords' was discovered by his parents on his phone. Surprisingly, he made his request just days before his death.

At a time when both scholars and sponsors for Torah study were scarce, who was the remarkable woman whose heart led her to make such a significant contribution?

Ten captivating insights into Rabbi Aryeh Leib Heller z"l, author of 'Ketzot HaChoshen,' who passed away 212 years ago, and whose writings continue to shape the study style in yeshivas today.

The letter 'Chet' reveals hidden meanings of absence and unexpected giving, drawing connections between the natural and spiritual worlds.

An inspiring video direct from Lebanon: Golani soldiers who completed the Pesachim tractate sang 'Fortunate are you, students of Torah' and danced joyfully.

While there was no ideological opposition to work, including agricultural work, ensuring Torah scholars could continue their learning was always prioritized. Historically, the Tribe of Levi and their affiliates focused on holy work, a tradition rooted in Jewish consciousness, recognizing the spiritual vitality of Torah study.

Discover how Halberstadt, Germany, became a hub of Jewish learning and culture, all thanks to a visionary banker who lived centuries ago.

Abraham's nephew, Lot, was influenced by him but ultimately chose a different path. This decision led to their separation, as Abraham's ideals couldn't align with Lot's actions.

Rabbi Meir Shapiro painted a vivid picture of a Jew sailing from England to the U.S., studying a page a day, and upon reaching America, joining others in synagogue on the very same page... A scenario once thought imaginary that soon became reality.

A heartwarming glimpse into Ponevezh Yeshiva: Hundreds of students sing and dance after an intense four-hour Torah study session.

The message from the soldiers who caught terrorists in Tulkarem: "Our success is thanks to you, thanks to your Torah study."

Winter is here, and you might already be experiencing those annoying sniffles and sneezes. Feeling your body weaken with the cold season? There are a few things you can do every day to strengthen your body during these chilly, rainy months. "And it shall be a cure for all flesh."

How did Rabbi Uri Zohar touch the hearts of a group of at-risk teenagers who came to hear him speak? What request did Rabbi Ovadia Yosef make when they met? How did he penalize himself if he didn't wake on time? Rabbi Shimon Shachar, Rabbi Dan Tyomkin, and Sivan Rahav Meir offer insights in his memory.

In an emotional interview, Yehuda Dimentman's family speaks about the special person he was and why he chose to study Torah on the ruins of Homesh. They also discuss the Israeli government's disheartening policies and the potential good that can emerge from this.

Discover the special mitzvah for our generation, whom he blessed last Rosh Hashanah, and the benefits of a long life. Here are 10 surprising and heartwarming insights about Rabbi Shteinman.

693 years ago, on the 9th of Cheshvan, Rabbi Asher ben Yechiel, fondly known as the Rosh, passed away, leaving a lasting impact on Talmudic scholarship and halachic rulings.

Hosted by the Israel Treasure Association, this gathering explores our sacred history through Torah and archaeology, offering fresh perspectives to enrich your learning journey.

Today marks 126 years since the passing of the Netziv of Volozhin, who led Volozhin Yeshiva until its closure.

In honor of his new album release, Aharon Razel shares in a special interview about his family's assimilation in the U.S., what Shuli Rand has given him, and reveals his feelings about not being played on Galgalatz.

1,200 prisoners study Judaism in institutions operating within Israel's prisons. "Hashem believes in everyone's chance to change and expects from each one. We, the prison service rabbis, are the emissaries to offer a lifeline and connection to the Creator."