Rabbi Zamir Cohen

From the First Temple era to the days of the Second Temple, spanning Ezra and Nehemiah to Mordechai and Esther: The eagerly awaited fourth installment in Rabbi Zamir Cohen's 'Biblical Archaeology' series is now available. Here are all the details.

Most historians associate King Ahasuerus from the Purim story with Xerxes I from ancient Persia. Dive into Rabbi Zamir Cohen's new book exploring the biblical and archaeological revelations about this king.

Experience the celebration of Sheva Brachot attended by prominent rabbis and community leaders. Photos by Moshe Biton and Chaim Shapiro.

Following the widespread acclaim of the previous volumes, the third installment of 'Biblical Archaeology' delves deeper into historical evidence from the era of King Solomon and the First Temple. Rabbi Zamir Cohen discusses the connection between these revelations and UNESCO's decision on Jerusalem, plus the potential for future volumes.

Rabbi Zamir Cohen explains how UNESCO's decisions may be a prelude to the War of Gog and Magog.

Is there really such a thing as a dybbuk in Judaism? Why is a person commanded to guard their body so closely? What did the Indian fakir do to become more spiritual? And why do the righteous await their death so eagerly?

What draws hundreds of Tel Aviv residents each week to Rabbi Zamir Cohen's class? As the class is set to expand into Israel's largest, we spoke with participants to understand this phenomenal movement.

Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death: In times of trouble, King David would sing to Hashem. What can we learn from this? Daily Lesson from Rabbi Zamir Cohen

On the 6th of Tishrei, during the Ten Days of Repentance, David D'or will perform in Caesarea in an evening of Selichot songs, Psalms, and original songs. Rabbi Zamir Cohen will also be there.

In his book 'The Revolution', Rabbi Zamir Cohen dedicates a whole chapter to plant intelligence. A recent study from the U.S. sheds light on where exactly the 'brain' of plants is located and how their intelligence manifests. Fascinating read.

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?

Rabbi Zamir Cohen in his weekly lesson held on Thursday, at New Ramat Aviv. Topic of the lesson: Prophecies of the Present and Future in the Bible.

Once upon a time, before the Tower of Babel, everyone spoke the same language, Hebrew. It's even the language through which the world was created. How can we be so sure? We set out to investigate.