Torah

The Egyptians bought Joseph for twenty pieces of silver, but did they score a great deal on future greatness?

Yakir Asraf reflects on current events in Israel and connects them to the weekly Torah portion, crafting one of the most moving posts we've seen online.

Even if you're busy and lack time, dedicate a few minutes daily to this study. Share it with family and friends.

"The voice is Jacob's voice, but the hands are Esau's": Amidst the sounds of tanks all around, our brave soldiers are enhancing and glorifying the Torah - studying the weekly portion inside Gaza. Watch

Daniel Alankwa was born in Mexico into a Reform family. In his youth, he attempted to keep his brother from embracing Orthodox Judaism, but a bicycle accident led him to an Orthodox synagogue, setting him on a path that ultimately brought him to Mir Yeshiva in Jerusalem.

Gideon Holland was a young boy when he began exploring the world and searching for meaning. In the following years, he became a famous artist, but it all came to a halt when he returned to faith and abandoned art in favor of Torah study. Now, three decades later, he is releasing a special book that takes him back to his childhood and his life aspirations.

According to centuries-old Jewish tradition, Rachel, the wife of Rabbi Akiva, is buried in Tiberias. Tour guide Osher Nedivi shares insights into the legends and significance of this location.

Rabbi Gershon Edelstein's passing is encoded in the Torah in the Parashat Naso, beginning with the words: "Naso et Rosh Bnei Gershon." Delve into the details.

On the 26th of Nisan, we commemorate the passing of Joshua, the leader who succeeded Moses. Discover fascinating insights about this iconic figure.

We're all striving to fulfill Hashem's wishes and accumulate good deeds for the afterlife. But how is our place in the World to Come determined?

Eyal Shitrit was a renowned musician performing for thousands, until he returned to faith and began studying in yeshiva. Now, he views it as his mission to teach people how to live happy lives, sharing various tips and advice.

Discover why physical ailments might have spiritual causes and how addressing them can lead to healing.

The words "Shalom Cohen," "Porat Yosef," "25 Av," "5782," and "Nasi" appear in the Bible by equal letter skips.

Raising millions with brief phone calls, rebuffing prime ministers, and doing everything to ensure her husband's studies were uninterrupted—Rebbetzin Margalit Yosef's unique character as described by close associate Rabbi Shalom Saadon.

Thirteen years after Dagan Vartman's fall during Operation 'Cast Lead', his sister recounts a man who reached senior positions in the army but claimed that his strength was "only from the Torah." "After his passing, we didn't know how to commemorate him, and then he appeared to me in a dream..."

When the owners of the Radio Tzil Center garage renovated, they decided to allocate a special room for two students to study Torah. They did not anticipate that the two students would quickly become a full kollel, operating within the garage and bringing it much blessing.

Discover how Serach knew the secret of redemption, entered paradise alive, and never tasted death.

"It is important for me that you know, after everything, despite everything, I was happy." Final messages and profound insights from Hani Weinrot.

This period marks Stuttering Awareness Day in Israel. In light of this, Yonatan Lieber and Israel Stern share their challenging experiences with speech fluency, the unique difficulties faced by Torah observant people who stutter, the painful experiences they endure, numerous growth opportunities, and the persistent fear that never seems to abate.

"I need Hashem. Loving, present, forgiving, listening, patient. I'm happy with the little good I do. I love the Torah so much. It is a fountain of life. I'm in love with it. The void in my stomach cannot be filled by external love," says singer and creator Eviatar Banai.