Torah study

Rabbi Eliyahu Nachum grew up in a traditional family, but after his children grew up, he decided to strengthen his faith, finding all his fulfillment in Torah study. Just days before his books 'Niflaosecha Asicha' were published, he passed away. In an emotional conversation, his sons speak about the unique figure behind the books.

How can introspection on images lead to repentance? Why do we pray to Hashem if He already knows our needs? Why are tears salty, and how do cells develop into different organs despite having the same DNA?

When Elad Mokades aimed to produce a quality film about Torah study, it seemed like an impossible dream. But after sharing his vision on 'Hidabroot', a volunteer photographer reached out to him. Six months later, he won first prize.

Exploring whether reading Torah pamphlets with advertisements is permitted on Shabbat according to Jewish law

Guiding your spiritual journey through the sacred month of preparation

Ziv Hadzel is the CEO of the Daily Rambam project. Discover his true identity, his journey into management, and the essence of the Daily Rambam in this exclusive interview.

Essential guidelines on family purity and appropriate conduct between relatives according to Jewish law

What is the significance of the placement of the letter Samech in the sequence? And what does the letter Bet signify in a person's name?

Insights for better understanding of Jewish laws with a focus on practical daily applications.

Essential laws for the solemn period before Tisha B'Av from the rulings of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef

A guide to essential summer halachic practices based on the rulings of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef

Practical guidance for celebrating the festival of revelation and Torah study

Practical guidelines for observing Shavuot based on the rulings of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef

Explore the essential laws for celebrating Shavuot with insights from Rabbi Ovadia Yosef's teachings

Noam, the 25-year-old son of the late Meir Banai, defines himself as secular, yet during the shiva for his father z"l, he shared, "Personally, I feel him here all the time. I don’t feel he left us at all. I'm not talking, of course, about how... the songs are immortalized and they will always remain. I literally mean his physical presence. I feel him here with me very tangibly."

The late Chief Rabbi of Israel, Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu, explained why the custom of not studying Torah on Christmas should be abolished in Israel: "Certainly, one should not cancel Torah study for this reason."

"Rabbi Moshe, pray for me. With all the pain, only the Torah sustains me," said the late Rabbi Ovadia Yosef to Rabbi Moshe Klein, the Rabbi of the 'Hadassah' medical centers. A year and a half after Rabbi Ovadia's passing, Rabbi Klein speaks for the first time. Moments before the surgery, the call before Rosh Hashanah, and the immense dedication while lying down. And also: the story of the brown armchair. First publication.

Aharon Ze'ev Bernstein began studying illustration professionally only after his marriage, when he sought a way to earn a living. On the harmony among ultra-Orthodox illustrators, the feedback and questions he receives, and his clear life priorities: Torah first, then art.

Amir Benayoun in a candid personal interview: about his talented children, the potential in internet albums, mixed feelings about his new album "Storm", and his unwavering commitment to Torah study.

With the Shemitah year approaching, a touching new initiative reveals that over 500 farmers are learning the laws of Shemitah through a unique phone partnership program. Learn how the government both supports and hinders Shemitah observance, and why it represents true sacrifice from farmers.