A closed store, a dinged car, and a chance encounter: inside Charlie Lewis’s unbelievable path to success

The turning point came decades later, when Charlie did something that made absolutely no sense in the business world: he shut down a thriving store at its peak because he believed God told him to.
David, lions, and a Hanukkah movie night to remember

This movie, this experience, is a reminder that we, as Jews, cannot hide our light. We must continue to stand strong in our faith, in our heritage, and in our identity.
Faith, courage, and authenticity: inside the film David

David is a new animated film that brings the biblical story of Israel’s most iconic king to life. One of those advisors, Rabbi Tuly Weisz, shares why David feels like a gift to the Jewish people.
Hostage Omer Shem Tov: How Psalm 20 kept me alive in 505 days of Hamas captivity

“Alone in that darkness, I began to pray. Every day, I spoke to him. I whispered, ‘God, how are you? How was your day? Are you okay?’ And in that darkness, I felt His presence.”
Iran’s annual plague: Rivers turn blood red

On Tuesday, rain-filled wadis turned blood red on Iran’s Hormuz Island, turning the usually blue Persian Gulf into a scene reminiscent of the first plague that led to the Exodus of the Jews from Egypt.
Chanukah in wartime: Eight miracles that changed Israel’s fate

Chanukah commemorates a time when the Jewish people survived not through numbers or power, but through events that should not have gone their way, yet did. It honors the miracles of the past, but also calls us to recognize those of our own time.
Behind the scenes of the David movie: What the film couldn’t show

“It takes you deep into David’s complicated and often painful relationship with King Saul: the jealousy, the pursuit through the wilderness, the tension between the old king and the new one.”
A rare, 1,300-year-old lead pendant decorated with a menorah symbol uncovered by Temple Mount

How did an ancient pendant made of cast lead, decorated on both sides with a seven-branched menorah, come to Jerusalem at a time when Jewish presence in the city was restricted?
From settlement to sanctuary: Israel’s call to illuminate the world

True settlement in the Land is not about retreating into comfort amid challenges. It is about aligning with a divine purpose that extends far beyond our borders.
Hurricane Byron soaks Israel, replenishes reservoirs while Iran lunges deeper into drought

As Hurricane Byron pushed across the Mediterranean and slammed into Israel, the storm delivered a sudden, forceful reminder of how water shapes this land.