זה היה צליל שלא אשכח לעולם. בלי אזעקה. בלי התרעה. רק פיצוץ. אבל מה שבאמת קרה — ומה שלא מדברים עליו — אולי החלק הכי מדהים בכל הסיפור. איזה ניסים אנחנו מפספסים?

Five young soldiers. One roadside bomb. A chief rabbi’s response that stunned the nation. Some words lift us. Others land like a blow. What happens when faith tries to explain the unexplainable — and gets it wrong?

It was a sound I’ll never forget. No siren. No warning. Just an explosion. But what actually happened — and what’s not being talked about — might be the most remarkable part of all. What miracles are being overlooked?

From Bitcoin conspiracies to punk rockers chanting “Death to the IDF,” the rhetoric is only getting worse. So why keep debating? Because the undecided are still listening.

Twelve days of war with Iran. 29 civilians dead. 3,000 injured. One family in Be’er Sheva lost three loved ones in a single strike. And yet, the world barely blinked. What does it mean to live between sirens — the exhaustion, the heartbreak, and the hope that maybe, just maybe, this war has moved us closer to peace?

How could this happen?! Young athletes trained for months. They showed up ready to compete. But when Israelis arrived — the event was shut down. This isn’t just about surfing anymore. It’s about something much deeper.

חתונות. בריתות. אזעקות ברחבי ישראל, רגעים מקודשים מתרחשים גם כשהטילים שורקים מעל. כי גם במלחמה — היום השמיני לא מחכה

Weddings. Circumcisions. Sirens. Across Israel, sacred moments unfold amid the sound of rockets overhead. Because even in war, the eighth day doesn’t wait.

Israeli surfer Anat Lelior just made history — but her flag was missing. In Morocco, she had to compete without it — not out of protest, but for protection. When even surfing isn’t safe from politics, it’s time to ask: What are we willing to hide just to stay safe?

Some stories are too interconnected to be random. A mohel’s final moments. A mother’s emotional blessing. A name whispered in tragedy—and echoed in justice. These aren’t just events. They’re reminders. That even when we don’t see Him, Hashem is still guiding the world. Sometimes, you just have to look a little closer.

I never thought I’d feel this conflicted about the place I once called home. Something recently happened in Rhode Island that left me stunned — and heartbroken. As a proud alum living in Israel, I had to speak out.

פשיטות משטרה. סכינים הוחרמו. טקס שנתפס בין הפטיש לסדן — אבל לא מהסיבות שחשבתם. מה שקורה בבלגיה צריך לשמש קריאת השכמה לכל מי שאכפת לו מהמסורת היהודית. למה האיום האמיתי על ברית המילה עלול להגיע דווקא מבפנים

Police raids. Confiscated knives. A ritual caught in the crossfire — but not for the reasons you’d expect. What’s happening in Belgium should be a wake-up call for anyone who cares about Jewish tradition.

I’m a mohel. I don’t just perform a ritual — I help preserve a people. Esquire claims circumcision is a form of harm. But it’s something deeper: a sacred act, a covenant, a legacy. One family at a time, I help that story continue.

My kids keep asking if the celebrities they love hate them for being Jewish and lately, I haven’t known what to say. But if they’re trying to scare us into silence, they’ve chosen the wrong people.

Surfing with sharks, religious freedom and the unexpected intersections of tradition and modernity in Israel’s evolving identity.

Fires canceled events, and cast a shadow over Yom Haatzmaut—until an unexpected shift changed everything.

Wounded in Gaza, Bedouin IDF tracker Hadi Falach had one request — to buy Hametz (leavened bread for Passover). With the help of a friend and Rav Yosef Rimon, that wish came true, sparking a wave of national support.

מכירת חמץ בדרך כלל עוברת בלחיצת כפתור – אבל השנה זה שונה בגלל מי שקונה אותו

Selling Hametz usually passes with no more than a click of a button. But this year is different because of who’s buying it.