All Articles ByYehosef Yaavetz

Muhammad saw himself as Abraham’s heir through Ishmael, demanding Jewish recognition. Their refusal sparked a decisive and violent chapter in history

From the teachings of the Ari to modern quantum theory — how Jewish mysticism continues to inspire scientists centuries later

The long and complex relationship between Jews and Muslims began long before modern politics, it starts as a family drama in the house of Abraham

Professor Shimon Marom challenges the materialist view of the mind, asserting that thought, emotion, and consciousness arise from a spiritual reality that science alone cannot explain

In 1196, an unfounded accusation set off a brutal attack that devastated one of Germany’s ancient Jewish communities

Proud of both his Jewishness and his American patriotism, Emanuel Noah was a visionary far ahead of his time

From a Hasidic rabbi’s son to a fearless partisan and later a Chabad leader, Zusha’s life was defined by action and courage

From Mayer Rothschild’s humble beginnings to Baron Edmond’s generosity, the Rothschild family helped establish towns, vineyards, and communities across the Land of Israel

The sacred garments of the Kohen Gadol carried spiritual power to heal the soul, inspire repentance, and reflect the divine image within humanity

In 19th-century Ukraine, a Hasidic leader built a royal court to uplift the spirit of his people—offering more than charity, he offered majesty

Unlike other partisans, the Bielski brothers made saving Jewish lives their mission, building a hidden forest community that gave refuge and hope

How an entire Jewish community survived by outwardly living as Muslims while secretly keeping their faith for over a century

How a nation that saw God face-to-face still fell, and what it reveals about humanity’s eternal struggle between divine truth and the desire for freedom

Yosef Mendelevich’s journey from a Soviet jail to teaching Torah in Israel

From Hamburg scholar to Radomsk Chassid, he bridged worlds with wisdom and faith

In 19th-century Vienna, women feared giving birth in hospitals. One doctor uncovered the cause, but the world refused to listen

How one remarkable woman, raised among scholars, became the head of a medieval yeshiva in Speyer

How Rabbi Yitzchak Asir HaTikvah brought European halachic (Jewish legal) standards to Jerusalem and influenced the writing of gittin (writs of divorce) across the Sephardic world

The Torah’s three arks form a single story of refuge and renewal, showing that devotion, generosity, and sacred precision can shield humanity from destruction

The remarkable life of a Hasidic pioneer, poet, and builder of Jewish life in the Land of Israel