All Articles ByNaama Green

The Torah prohibits causing widows and orphans even the slightest harm, unless it is for their ultimate benefit

Precious stones scattered in the dust: The Chofetz Chaim's allegory to our challenges in the physical world and the potential inherent within every moment of our lives

The rarer it is to find holiness in the world, the more precious each mitzvah becomes. A lesson from the holy Arizal

Denied Polish citizenship and facing legal barriers, Rabbi Baruch Ber chose truth over easy entry, teaching a timeless lesson about Torah and integrity.

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

Is charity optional? How should it be given? And why?

Believing that an idol has any power is forbidden at all times, in all places

From tragedy to towering intellect, Abaye’s legacy lives on in the foundations of the Babylonian Talmud and in the values he taught by example.

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

Aryeh and Shulamit Roithman risked everything to forge documents, rescue Jewish families, and prove that courage and faith can outshine even the darkest moments in history

Holy relationships take us to spiritual heights; forbidden relationships lead to spiritual catastrophe

A wealthy farmer turned prophet, Amos called out injustice and idolatry across nations, offering a timeless vision of repentance, righteousness, and redemption.

Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky shared a powerful tale showing how unpaid debts can follow a soul even after death

Rabbi Moshe Cordovero of Tzfat transformed the study of Kabbalah and left behind a spiritual legacy that still shapes Jewish mysticism today

A lifelong bond of Torah and mutual respect between two beloved leaders of the yeshiva world.

Explore the sacred history, structure, and spiritual power of Judaism’s most enduring monument

Rabbi Yaakov Yosef, the son of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, was a scholar, teacher, and public servant who left behind a legacy of Torah and clarity

A bar mitzvah gift carried through war and loss continues to connect children, grandchildren, and students to Jewish tradition

When a broken smile led to a broken home, Rabbi Pincus offered more than sagely advice

From Soviet Russia to Eretz Yisrael, Torah came first, before beds, before chairs, before anything else.