Torah learning

Rabbi Shneor Ashkenazi started delivering a small lesson at a synagogue in Rishon LeZion 13 years ago, which quickly became the largest Torah lesson in the world. In an interview with 'Hidabroot', he discusses his encounter with widespread attention and the estranged couple he helped save their marriage.

A slap, a second chance, and a future filled with Torah—how one rabbi believed when no one else would.

A struggling yeshiva student moved the great Torah leader to tears and back to his learning

Rabbi Aharon didn’t want charity. Instead, he turned to Hashem and quietly received what he needed.

They lived comfortable lives with wealth and respect, the very embodiment of the American Dream. So what led them to leave it all behind to study Torah? Compelling interviews with three individuals who left it all to study at "Ashrei Ha'Ish" Yeshiva in Jerusalem.

A Persian-Israeli family finds spiritual strength through accessible Torah teachings that reach the soul

According to his son, the Vilna Gaon intended to create a new Shulchan Aruch to resolve all disputes with irrefutable proof, although he did not succeed.