Judaism

Surround yourself with Torah, engage in daily personal conversations with Hashem, stay committed, and trust your intuition.

A voice of truth in a time of turmoil, Michah called for righteousness and compassion while foretelling the Messianic peace that still inspires hope today

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.

Why even the tiniest details in Judaism are far from meaningless

Impurity typically stems from negative things—death, insects, disease. But childbirth? A pure Jewish child is born into the world. Why impurity?

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

Why does the Torah delve so deeply into the laws of leprosy when we have so few answers? Explore this historical and medical puzzle that has perplexed scholars for generations.

On that fateful Yom Kippur, the brilliant Rabbi Yisrael Salanter stood on the synagogue's platform in Kovno and called upon the worshippers to join him in a life-preserving act.

Professor Olaf Gerhard Tichsen regularly attended the lectures of Rabbi Jonathan Eibeschütz in Altona. After years of study, he was awarded a "Friend" certificate by the yeshiva. It was likely given out of fear of the monarchy, yet it remains intriguing.

The Torah and Halacha (Jewish law) list numerous laws that are designed to honor slaves and limit harm caused to them. Here are the most important ones

Is appearance important in Judaism?

Explore how Shabbat observance connects us to our purpose, reflects belief in creation, and serves as an eternal sign of our bond with G-d

Six facts about this unique commandment.

Discover why observing Shabbat is central to Judaism.

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.

Former activists, a neighbor purifying the land, an unexpected military officer, and women discovering inner strength: Heartwarming stories of personal transformation these days.

Could ancient texts from over 2,000 years ago hold scientific truths about the stars that modern science has only recently uncovered? Join us on this fascinating exploration.

Some choose to hold onto limited perspectives, avoiding deeper truths about the universe. This might seem simple, but it's a significant oversight...

Discover the ancient Jewish texts that recognized the Earth's roundness long before modern science confirmed it.

"And breathed into his nostrils the breath of life," "And the spirit returns to Hashem who gave it" - These verses hint at life after death. Daniel Bales explores where exactly in the Torah the concepts of reward and punishment in the afterlife are mentioned.