Why did Abraham reach people whom Noach couldn’t?
Too Jewish
Why did a people known as “Hebrews” become known as “Jews”?
The Flame That Hitler Couldn’t Extinguish
She spent decades searching for spiritual truth, never knowing that the Jewish identity her family had hidden from her was still alive within her. Her story reveals a powerful truth: no matter how far a Jew may wander, the hidden flame of the Jewish soul can never be extinguished.
In Noach’s Shoes
How do you make the right choice when you can’t know how it’ll turn out?
The Paradox of Independence
We teach our children to become independent, succeed on their own, and never depend on anyone else. But the Torah begins with a surprising message: even in a perfect world, G-d declared that it was not good for a human being to be alone.
The Power to Invent
A sincere compliment can give someone the strength to keep building.
Treat Me Like a Brother
What Joseph’s forgiveness reveals about human relationships and our relationship with G-d.
Seeing the Miracles
It is easy to focus on what is broken in the world. The harder—and holier—task is learning to notice what is quietly going right.
Not Private Property
From Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka, OBM, and Hey Teves — to Serach bat Asher and Yocheved, who was born between the walls: how the very existence of a single child completes the Jewish people.
The Memory That Refused to Die
Yosef disappears from his father’s life for twenty-two years, and yet one sentence is enough to prove that he is still the same person.