Noah's Ark

The Torah’s three arks form a single story of refuge and renewal, showing that devotion, generosity, and sacred precision can shield humanity from destruction

Recently, an intriguing find related to the Ark emerged. Dr. Irving Finkel from the British Museum, a leading expert on Mesopotamian culture, unveiled astonishing details from an ancient Babylonian map dating back to the sixth century BCE, pinpointing the exact location of Noah's Ark.

Noach was commanded by Hashem to build an ark for himself and his family so they would be saved from the flood that destroyed the world.

A gripping look at life beyond, essential Q&As about Noah's Ark, and touching tales that captured your hearts this week.

Exploring the Flood, continental drift, and how root species diversified into today’s millions of animals

From kangaroos in Australia to elephants in Africa, Jewish tradition and history shed light on how animals were distributed across the world after the Flood

Exploring fossils, ancient traditions, and Torah wisdom to answer the toughest questions about the Flood