Judaism

Ido Halperin, a renowned numerologist, left numerology for Judaism after a profound dream. "I realized the Jewish people are above fortune, so there's no logic in following numerology," he says. What has he chosen to do instead?

Nir Yaakobi had found success by any standard: a young inventor of a high-tech patent, a university graduate, and CFO at a NASDAQ-listed company. Flights in business class and unlimited credit card purchases were everyday occurrences. So how did he still feel unsatisfied, and what drew him towards Judaism?

Keren Bateman-Tayeb, a talented designer, always wondered about her purpose in the world. It was only the deep emptiness she felt as an adult that led her to find the answer – and return to Judaism. And the one who helped her on this path? She married him.

Does an evident truth need to consider other beliefs and opinions?

A deep dive into Jewish thought on why we notice pain more than blessings—and how to shift our perspective toward meaning, gratitude, and emotional clarity. Ask ChatGPT

In a personal interview with the Hidabrut website, Kobi Shimoni talks about his deep connection to Judaism, the destructive method of tying us to screens, and why he feels connected to Moses.

How should one celebrate their birthday? What unique birthdays exist in Judaism? Who was the first in the Torah to celebrate their birthday? And what can we do to elevate this day?

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Bishop Samuel Gordon is one of thousands of Africans who discovered the treasures and beauty of Judaism from an unexpected place, and subsequently became enthusiastic supporters of Israel. What does Gordon have to say about Judaism? "It seems like we were in a pit, and all this knowledge was hidden from us." Watch the documentation

Rabbi Yitzchak Lasry shares his honest challenges and heartfelt victories as a community rabbi guiding Jews in the diaspora

Exploring how life originated according to evolution, understanding the genetic code, and learning why a father is less emotionally attached to a newborn than a mother.

A comprehensive look at the digital application of ancient laws concerning the treatment of sacred text

Rabbi Yitzchak Avraham, the yeshiva student who manages a thriving study center in Modiin and successfully brings dozens of teens closer to Judaism, does so out of a great sense of mission. Twenty years ago, he himself was on the opposite side. In an emotional conversation, he recalls his past—from his time in the Navy to the day he entered the yeshiva. And how does Rabbi Uri Zohar's tomato relate to this story?

There's no such thing as a secular Jew, simply none. This story, which happened two summers ago at Elbaz's minimarket in Ein Yaakov, proves it.

TV host Guy Zuaretz talks about his newfound connection to Judaism and admits: "I dream of being a cantor in a synagogue."

Hashem's purpose is to do good for His creations, so why does He punish them?

From attending a local midrash, Lonya Rubinstein's life changed as he embraced Jewish faith, influenced friends, and founded a synagogue at his secular high school. Today, he runs the 'Or Israeli' club in Kiryat Tivon, engaging numerous teens.

Tips and common pitfalls for engaging the estranged in our generation.

A moving story of faith, identity, and aliyah: how a Peruvian tribe embraced Orthodox Judaism and found their place in Israel.

A colleague who worked with me loved Jewish ideas but resisted the restrictions on her freedom. Does Judaism necessarily bind? How does it differ from other types of bondage like 'competing with neighbors' or 'imitating reality stars'?