Shofar

Rabbi Aron Moss reflects on a mysterious event and its spiritual mirror in Jewish tradition, reminding us to tune in to the soul’s divine message.

A doctor self-diagnosed his life-saving condition, Tzvia Tzur shares a surprising wedding story, and an expert reveals the unique craft of shofar manufacturing. Discover the week’s top seven stories.

Since the age of ten, Shimon Keinan has been making shofars and has never stopped. Discover what makes this craft complex, and why so many invalid shofars still sell.

Who blows the Shofar? Who is obligated in the mitzvah and who is exempt, and more.

"There are children in Israel who don't know what a shofar is," says Rabbi Elisha Levy, who does the unbelievable by visiting numerous secular schools and kindergartens nationwide to teach about the shofar voluntarily. And that's just a small part of his extensive activities. So how come he's never heard of religious indoctrination?

Abraham Leventhal, a Safed artist who incorporates Kabbalistic motifs in his paintings, is currently displaying an exhibition at the 'Shelter for Art' in Jerusalem where shofar sounds are translated into beautiful paintings through a special software that transforms the blasts into visual prints.

Just before Rosh Hashanah, singer Micha Grammerman showcases extraordinary shofar performances. Check out these captivating videos.

Residents of the Netherlands are baffled by unusual, powerful sounds. Videos circulating on social media prompt theories and intrigue. Could these be shofar-like blasts?

During his weekly lecture in Ramat Aviv, Rabbi Zamir Cohen addressed the phenomenon of mysterious shofar sounds, which have been documented in YouTube videos and global news broadcasts. What does the rabbi recommend we take from this intriguing phenomenon?