Judaism

In Jewish thought, a physical imperfection doesn't diminish one's spiritual value. Yet, a Kohen with a blemish is excluded from temple service because, in representative roles, external appearance holds significance.

In a city known for anti-Israel protests, one café offers warmth and support

A surprising find in northern Israel gave the first historical proof that King David really existed

Reflect on your body, all its complex organs, and ask yourself: who designed and placed your soul into this intricate body? Who created your spiritual soul, and for what purpose?

Rabbi Isser Lobatzky, Chabad's emissary to the deaf in France, faced challenges growing up as a child. Yet, from amid these struggles, he made a pivotal decision: "To act for the deaf." Today, he unites Jewish deaf communities across France, asserting, "We can be a part of the community, give us a chance."

How a 2nd-century Christian preacher altered verses to “win” an imagined debate with a Jewish sage

Tamir Dortal, once a secular law student and teacher, transformed into a key influencer through his podcast 'On Significance,' reshaping the public discourse.

An unlikely witness to divine insight in the court of the Maggid of Mezritch

The remarkable journey of Kaifeng’s Jewish community, from Silk Road traders to a scattered yet enduring people

After Muhammad’s death, Jews lived under Muslim rule with strict limits on their freedoms