The trilingual school, which operates in Portuguese, English, and Hebrew, welcomes Jews of all denominations and offers 60% of its students some scholarship.

To date, Temple Institute researchers have reconstructed more than 70 primary and secondary sacred vessels.

Former hostage Rom Braslavski was seen undergoing laser treatment to remove his forearm tattoos, revealing he began the process after growing closer to God following his release from captivity.

The crest debuted on November 28, 1976, in a scoreless friendly against the Soviet Union in Buenos Aires.

New England Patriots' Jewish owner Robert Kraft, while meeting with Israeli orphans of Oct. 7th and the current war, revealed that he says the Shema prayer every night and offered words of wisdom.

From the Nazis to the ancient Romans who destroyed the Jewish Temple in Israel, many nations have risen against the Jewish people, only to fall while Israel endures.

Huckabee spoke about the U.S.-Israel relationship, emphasizing that it runs far deeper than a typical alliance — calling the Jewish foundation and Israel's heritage the very reason for America's existence.

Former hostage Rom Braslavski revealed some of the torture and horrific abuse he endured during his captivity in Gaza, confirming that it was his Jewish identity that drove Hamas to target him.

NBA legend and convert to Judaism Amar’e Stoudemire cheekily explained that the huge bookshelf behind them is the Talmud and other Torah books, and that he's in the middle of getting through all of them.

Once the Arab world's largest Jewish community, Moroccan Jews endured centuries of second-class status before nationalism and Mossad-facilitated operations drove their mass exodus to Israel.

Nazi-looted art returning to rightful heirs and an Australian painter who made Aliyah unite in a powerful exploration of how art preserves Jewish identity across generations.

A family of eight from California shares their remarkable and unlikely journey from discovering Torah to converting to Orthodox Judaism and making Aliyah—just days after October 7th.

Combat soldier and musician Eyal Zakai opens up about finding God amid the chaos of Gaza, channeling devastating loss—including the death of his close friend Zamir Burke—into music that carries the faith and brotherhood forged on the front line.

After his parents' divorce sent him spiraling into drugs, crime, and juvenile detention, Yoseph found his way back to Torah and Jewish identity through one life-changing conversation and a mentor who never gave up on him.

Revital Moses—a member of India's ancient Bene Israel community—traces her journey from a land where Jews lived freely for over two millennia to finally coming home to Israel.

Originating around the 9th century as a fusion of German, Hebrew, Aramaic, and Slavic languages, Yiddish remains a living language to this day, despite losing 90% of its speakers during the Holocaust.

David was known as a man of the people—with a broad heart, natural modesty, and a special ability to connect with every person.

YU legend and former G League player, now with Hapoel Haifa in Israel, Ryan Turell said that keeping Shabbat, kosher, and his faith never conflicts with his basketball—it only makes his game stronger.

Nosson and Esther Muhr’s remarkable journey spans severe childhood trauma, addiction, and mental health struggles, culminating in profound peace and purpose through their conversion to Judaism.

The Cochin Jews are one of the world’s oldest and smallest Jewish communities, tracing their roots back nearly 2,000 years in southern India.

The use of the sheets will remain 'solely' restricted to 'specific areas defined by the police' to maintain 'the existing order' on the Mount.

Former hostage Eliya Cohen joined Chabad influencer Yossi Farro to don tefillin, sharing a moving account from Gaza of how praying alongside a less religious fellow captive drew them closer to God and strengthened their faith.

Former hostage Eli Sharabi emphasized that Jews around the world must remain strong in their faith and push back against antisemitism.

Muhammad, Yosef, and Adam were the three most popular boys’ names among the general population.

The Dead Sea Scrolls—2,000-year-old manuscripts containing some of the earliest known biblical texts, discovered near the Dead Sea in Israel—are now on display at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C.

MK Ohad Tal, Mosab Hassan Yousef, and Yishai Fleisher descend beneath the Western Wall complex on a fact-finding journey to uncover the historical truth of Jerusalem.

During the "festival of lights" and beyond, Chanukah's messages provide insights into life that transcend this joyous holiday.

Alan Bersten delivered a vibrant and proudly Jewish Hanukkah performance on Dancing with the Stars, featuring glowing menorahs, spinning dreidels, and Israeli flags.

A once-ordinary belief in Jewish self-determination was gradually distorted to marginalize and endanger Jews worldwide.

Momentum, a Maryland-based nonprofit that empowers women as Jewish leaders in their families and communities, strengthening identity, engagement, and the connection to Israel.

Nearly a third (31%) of Israeli Jews say they are praying now more than they did before the war.

At a wedding uniting two widowed parents, the eleven children—who had each buried a mother or father—joined hands and danced.

Once an Amish woman in rural Kentucky, Nechama (formerly Briana) Leapley recounts her extraordinary leap into Orthodox Judaism in Brooklyn.

A young Polish Jew raised by a single mother who sacrificed everything for his faith retraces his extraordinary journey from a communist-era childhood with no Jewish education to rediscovering his identity.

Israeli actor Omer Hazan spoke about how deeply inspired he was by the hostages’ return, saying they are spreading light and speaking about their closeness to God and urging others to join them.

Tamir Goodman, dubbed the 'Jewish Jordan' by Sports Illustrated, is a former Jewish basketball player who played professionally in college without ever compromising his faith.

Jews from Arabic speaking countries have a unique way of celebrating the Jewish holiday of Sukkot. Take an insider's look at the holiday celebrations of Israel's Sephardic Jewish communities.

Women heard firsthand accounts from survivors, volunteered with local communities, and witnessed both trauma and resilience among Israeli families.

'The BIG Shabbat' in New York City will start with appetizers, live music, and entertainment before guests take their seat for a certified kosher vegetarian dairy dinner, served family-style and prepared by a team of 10 chefs, 45 chef assistants, and 156 servers.

An undeniable miracle: A people less than 0.2% of the world, who have outlasted empires and shaped history, continue to stand strong.