This Monday, the 7th of Tevet, marked the seventh anniversary of the passing of Alona Einstein, renowned for her impact on Tel Aviv's bohemian scene and her return to Judaism guided by Rabbi Uri Zohar. "She was a noble woman who embraced her past to build her future," say her relatives.
He ran a grocery store, marketed his books in a unique way, and maintained a full set of teeth even before his passing. Who was this Chofetz Chaim, destined to become the foremost Torah personality of his generation, sought after by many around the world?
Polio virus presence and vaccination are hot topics among the public. We've gathered the details for you and tried to organize the chaos.
Last week, on the 18th of Tammuz, we marked the yahrzeit of the revered Sephardic poskim, Rabbi Ben Zion Abba Shaul zt"l. A look into the life of a sage who was a close study partner of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, shlit"a.
In memory of Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu zt"l, a spiritual pillar for Torah and the Jewish people. Who was Rabbi Eliyahu truly? Here's what you might not know, but need to.
Who was Rabbi Elimelech of Lizhensk, commemorated on the 21st of Adar? A look into his life, works, and the uniqueness of the author of "Noam Elimelech."
Shabbat in Israel transcends sectors and worldviews. Shelly Yachimovich, chair of the Labor Party, praised Shabbat and opposed shopping centers opening on this day, stating, "It's not a secular-religious struggle. It's just about money, not to mention greed."
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