faith

It seems like every time things got a little tough, the Israelites wished to return to Egypt. Why, after witnessing so many miracles, did they find it hard to trust in Hashem?

Scientific discoveries consistently pointed toward an expanding universe—a concept Einstein once resisted for philosophical reasons. But by 1965, a pivotal discovery cemented the case for the Big Bang theory.

At the age of 42, Benjamin pondered life's true purpose within the stark landscape of Russian atheism. He knew he was Jewish and questioned why he wasn't allowed to visit his homeland, Israel. How did this conflict with Russia's ideals?

Professor Samuel Lebens' lecture brought the idea of religious faith as a serious and legitimate topic to discuss, not merely an object to analyze. At the University of Haifa, such an approach is still rare.

The Torah presents a 'Big Bang' of miracles on a national scale, unlike any other religion that lacks even a single comparable miracle!

A renowned Jewish leader stood firmly against Napoleon, even declaring war on the endeavor to fall under French rule.

David Cohen and Shimon Ifargan, barbers who embraced faith, share their transformative journeys and revelations. "It's not always easy to follow the religious path in our work, but it's the right thing to do."

Often during the memorial of righteous individuals, we encounter talismans attributed with various powers. How should we approach this?

Anat Rivlin, who lost two of her sons at a tragic event in Ra'im, speaks movingly: "I found it hard to let go, but I understand now that they are in a better place. What's better than being close to the Divine Presence?"

Did you know that the majority of people believe? The public facade doesn't show it. The media overlooks it. Various contributors on Wikipedia delete such information. But facts remain facts.

After the great miracles in Israel, where the Iranian attack failed, Rabbi Yitzchak Zilberstein highlights the protective power of Shabbat Kodesh.

What is truth? How should it be defined, and can we assert that a particular answer is absolute truth?

We traditionally perform Brit Milah on the eighth day after birth. But why this specific timing? There's a deep connection between the number eight and the divine plan encoded in the Torah.

In the Torah, the kohen diagnoses but doesn't heal the afflicted. Instead, healing comes through a spiritual process of introspection and prayer.

Throughout history, leading scientists have found faith in a higher power, often inspired by their own scientific discoveries. Here's a look at some notable names.

Rabbi Yoram Eliahu shares the story of losing his son, Yedidya, in Gaza and embracing new beginnings with his grandson’s birth.

A small figure clad in red ascended the stairs, flanked by two hooded executioners. Despite signs of torture, he paused on each step to shout in a hoarse voice, "Hashem is God," a total of 52 times.

During a special prayer, the entire Jewish community of Metz gathered closely in the synagogue. Suddenly, amidst the emotional rendition by the cantor, a loud noise echoed "as if a great building was collapsing."

Feeling unlucky? Try this spiritual practice and prepare to part ways with your troubles.

While bread is a staple, a week without it during Passover reminds us we can thrive without the basics we deem essential. Discover the powerful lesson of resilience and self-worth beyond physical capabilities.