How do prisoners celebrate Passover in prison? Rabbi Wizner, the Chief Rabbi of the Prison Service, talks about the preparations for Pesach, spiritual growth in prison, and mental freedom. "My heart breaks over the prisoners' pain," he says, but he also mentions a broad spiritual awakening.
A car accident twenty years ago laid the foundation for a successful career for both the victim and the driver.
After years of lecturing worldwide with an aura measuring device, Zevulun Rabeiv acquired a new machine developed in Russia. It measures energy levels and proves that the energy level of food doubles after a blessing is made.
Psalm 119 is the longest psalm in the Book of Tehillim—and the longest chapter in the Bible. The collaboration between Tor Marci and Ken Burgess transformed it into a unique album they're hoping will draw people closer to this special psalm.
A Canadian fisher found more than he bargained for when a salmon he caught came with an unexpected surprise: a crocodile holding onto the fish.
Moreshet High School in Tel Aviv opens its doors to girls from ultra-Orthodox, traditional, and secular families alike, provided they are committed to spiritual growth. The school is seen by students as a family.
Ten-year-old Ryan vividly recalls the life of a little-known Hollywood agent. His psychologist explored the tale and confirmed its truth.
Discover the connection between Google and dreams, how to nurture a side career while asleep, and what your pets might be dreaming about.
Why is a young man from Birmingham feeding the homeless while dressed as Spider-Man? His surprising answer will make you think.
No peak in Shimon Hadari's career compares to his victory in establishing the first synagogue ever in Kibbutz Maayan Baruch. On synagogues, the faith that energizes him, and how he remains active in a religious party even without a kippah on his head.
Keren Keet is a ba'alat teshuva who never lost her sense of humor. Her serious commitment to a religious lifestyle doesn't stop her from creating delightful and humorous cartoons on a variety of Jewish topics - from the hunt for chametz crumbs to the desperate search for a tenth man for a minyan.
Before the mishloach manot overflow with candies and your chocolate-stained, hyperactive kids fill the house, here are ten facts you might not know about sugar, a central ingredient in today’s mishloach manot.
Tzipi Cohen, who survived the Holocaust thanks to conversations with her doll, parted with it after 72 years to donate it to a Holocaust research and documentation institute.
A 1923 video of the first World Congress of Agudath Israel in Vienna shows a man resembling the Chafetz Chaim. Is this truly Rabbi Yisrael Meir Kagan? Watch at 1:44.
Discover the empowerment and joy of a women's evening where mitzvot are celebrated and thanks are given to Hashem. Watch an excerpt from a challah baking event with Hagit Shira.
Fishermen from Ein Gev were on a routine boat trip on the Sea of Galilee when they were stunned by their catch: a giant Amur fish, measuring 1.35 meters and weighing 30 kg—estimated to be 35 years old.
Esteemed actor Ze'ev Revach attends a Bar Mitzvah ceremony of an orphaned teen at the Baba Sali synagogue in Netivot. Singer Assaf Shefer reflects: "We were blessed to bring joy."
An astonishing table shows the name 'Mughniyeh’ alongside the phrase 'his son will die.' This was discovered long before his son's assassination. Prof. Eliyahu Rips comments: "It's an accurate detail. The table is remarkable."
How long does it take to solve what's considered the toughest cube in the world? Watch Kenneth Brandon, an enthusiast of Rubik's Cubes, take on the challenge.
How many types of challah are there? Check out the article and discover there's a challah (almost) for every occasion.
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