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Ever find yourself caught in the debate between religion and science? You might be surprised to learn how many scientists actually find no conflict between the two.

Yosef Dhu Nuwas challenged the rule of King Kaleb of Axum, destroyed the Axumite soldiers in Yemen, and burned all the churches. He then dug a vast trench, filled it with oil, and set it ablaze.

Half a millennium ago, a Jewish man found himself granted a rare audience with Pope Clement VII in Rome. This unprecedented encounter broke new ground, as no Jew had ever spoken to the Pope directly. Who was this enigmatic figure, and what prompted his meeting with the Pope?

Suddenly a young man stood behind him and shouted, "Defend yourself! Scoundrel!" Before Petliura could respond, five bullets were unleashed, and he fell dead on the spot.

Scientific discoveries consistently pointed toward an expanding universe—a concept Einstein once resisted for philosophical reasons. But by 1965, a pivotal discovery cemented the case for the Big Bang theory.

Residents considered fleeing, but escape was impossible—just sea and dunes, and snipers... 17 fell to sniper fire. Arabs attempted infiltration, were spotted and shot, but how could a small neighborhood hold out, surrounded by a sea of hostility?

This question puzzles researchers who lack belief in a Creator: How does such a cell come into existence? There are creatures made of just a single cell, like bacteria, yet their creation remains a mystery.

Tread carefully or face the wrath of the enlightened zealots, as one professor learned when his cautious words sparked fierce backlash.

Caroline pointed to her two-year-old son, stating their obligation to ensure his safety. Walter listened, and the couple emigrated to America with their child Thomas, just before the outbreak of war. Little did they know the impact their son would have on American academia in the years to come.

After traveling the world and building successful businesses, and even founding neighborhoods in Israel, is it not time to rest? Apparently not.

Samuel was a revered intellectual. Even the barbaric tribal leaders admired him, frequently seeking his wisdom and blessings. His works are still studied in Arab educational institutions, albeit without mentioning his Jewish heritage.

Discover the intriguing history of ancient synagogues. Join us on a journey to uncover their mysteries and significance.

At the age of 42, Benjamin pondered life's true purpose within the stark landscape of Russian atheism. He knew he was Jewish and questioned why he wasn't allowed to visit his homeland, Israel. How did this conflict with Russia's ideals?

A little boy, just five years old, adorned in royal regalia. This was Faisal II, thrust onto Iraq's throne amidst a global upheaval.

Joseph son of Tovia, descended from Tovia the Ammonite, aspired to the high priesthood. Through his connections, he ousted the High Priest Honio. As High Priest, he dabbled in tax collection, marking the start of the decline of the sacred role.

Rebbetzin Mazel moved to the holy city of Tiberias as an anonymous figure. Such humility it takes, to forgo status and respect, sacrificing everything to bless the land of Israel, knowing there's nothing waiting there for her.

Meet Daniel Turgeman, a physicist from the Weizmann Institute, who shares his unique perspective from inside the LHC—seeing not just particles, but the hand of the Creator.

When did the Jewish people first establish synagogues? Join us for a journey through history.

Upon another glance at the book's title page, it's clear there's no mistake. The author is Rebbetzin Fruma Rozenberg. Who is this remarkable Rebbetzin, whose Torah greatness is universally acknowledged?

King Sisebut of the Visigoths became a formidable adversary to the Jewish people. He fervently embraced Christianity, rejected his ancestral pagan roots, and in 612, initiated the expulsion of the Jewish community.