Judaism

For years, Dr. Shlomo Kapach has been challenging Darwin's theory of evolution. "I want people to first understand that it's scientifically impossible. Then we can talk further." A special interview on the occasion of his book release 'Evolution Tested'

From the mysteries of science to the miracle of awareness, explore why speaking to the Creator is the most extraordinary gift of all

The Brown family began to draw closer to Judaism when a fire broke out in a yeshiva near their home. They stepped in to help, hosting yeshiva students for over a year. How did this affect the family, and what do you learn when the hot water runs out in the shower?

'The Star Band' was one of the hottest names in the world of wedding bands until the day Michal Kapelnik, the band's lead singer, announced her unexpected departure. Behind the scenes, the unbelievable happened: Michal was drawn to Judaism and decided to leave everything. What happened in the end?

Shuli Rand, Oded Menashe, Ishay Ribo, Yedidya and Sivan Rahav-Meir, Sharon Rotter, Yaakov Shwekey, Dana Veron, Zion Baruch, and others discuss Hidabroot's impact. Heartwarming and inspiring.

Why wisdom teeth, blind spots, and the tailbone reveal intelligent design rather than evolutionary leftovers

Discover the surprising Jewish insights related to elephants in honor of World Elephant Day.

Jewish wisdom on food, exercise, and avoiding harm based on the Rambam and other Torah sources

Hand washing is one of the fundamental and important mitzvot in Judaism.

When my father wanted to convince me to eat, he would show me shapes of an elephant and a lion formed in a slice of cut bread. True, I was once small and convinced. But I've grown since. And I've come to understand that Judaism is a much more intelligent and wise affair than a collection of faces and bizarre imaginations.

The mitzvah of tzitzit is among the Torah's most significant commands, comparable to all mitzvot.

Understanding how the Written and Oral Torah were given, transmitted, and preserved throughout Jewish history

Nadav Naveh, founder of the comedy group Anerdoss, shares insights in a Jewish Q&A about his favorite part of the Tanakh, why and when they urgently changed a show, and what a woman said who suffered from postnatal depression.

What makes a secular judge suddenly interested in Judaism, curious about a chapter from Psalms? For Shachar Bakshi, a Hasidic lawyer whose holy path includes inserting words of Torah at every possible opportunity, this is hardly surprising.

A remarkable story of conviction, challenge, and Divine providence from one of Israel’s leading tech firms

The joint show of Oded and Eden started by complete chance ("We realized something happened here. We experienced a shock like never before"), but today, Oded shares, "It has become such a big part of our lives that I can't understand how we managed without this show." A special interview with a little taste.

If truth endures and lies fade, why do billions still follow Christianity and Islam? A deep exploration of history, faith, and divine purpose through Jewish thought

A random act of laying tefillin at a mall in Los Angeles changed Rabbi Ami Paikowsky's life. Today, he influences many of the top Israeli soccer players and, through them, influences thousands of young people. Interview

From the biology of pain to its deeper meaning — how discomfort protects the body, shapes the soul, and reveals divine wisdom

In celebration of his new live album launch, singer Yonatan Razel takes part in a Judaism questionnaire. What childhood memory stays with him, which biblical figure would he like to meet, and which question did he prefer to leave unanswered?