The collapse of the Assad regime has led to extraordinary revelations, including the recent discovery of a 500-year-old Torah scroll hidden in the basements of Bashar Al Assad's palace.

This gesture is seen as a powerful reminder of the divine guidance and spiritual resilience that accompany soldiers as they face the challenges of confronting groups like Hamas.

At Gerardo Werthein's inauguration, President Javier Milei referenced the weekly Torah portion, suggesting it's a divine sign to follow Abraham's lead.

The findings also reevaluate the age of the Jerusalem wall uncovered in the City of David.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accepts the four species used during the Jewish festival of Sukkot and inscribes a letter in a Torah scroll.

Once again, Arab Israeli activist Yoseph Haddad puts the haters in their place and shuts down the Palestinian lies.

Why have the Jews suffered so much? This inspiring video answers this question and can literally change your life.

The Torah's Biblical travels are the basis for the laws and customs of its reading in synagogues today.

What do we learn from the holiday's different names?

Learn everything you need to know about the Jewish holiday of Shavuot in 60 seconds! Ready, set, go!

Hundreds of roads where shut across the country as massive crowds headed to Bnei Brak forRabbi Chaim Kanievsky's funeral, in what was among the largest funerals in Israeli history.

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There is something particularly joyous about dedicating a Torah scroll in a synagogue in a revived Jewish community.

Sivan Rahav-Meir is not only a stellar journalist and popular media personality. She also brings people together through her original insights into Judasim.

Three renowned rabbis who passed away over the weekend were laid to rest in Israel and mourned as giants of their generation.

What’s the connection between lighting candles and having learned children?

The social media giant blocked a New York rabbi for teaching a class that uses Torah to help explain the spiritual dimensions of the coronavirus pandemic.

While a Florida family lost all of their other possessions in a blaze that consumed their home, firefighters were able to save an invaluable heirloom: a 100-year-old Torah.

For the first time in perhaps a millennia, a scribe is sitting atop the ancient fortress of Masada, writing a Torah scroll.

Never missing a chance to persecute Jews, Shiites in Yemen, treating the Torah like a national heirloom, have arrested a Jew for getting a Torah to Israel.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met on Monday with Jewish Yemenite immigrants, some of the last to leave the community, who arrived in Israel Sunday night in a secret Jewish Agency operation.

The Tel Aviv Center for Jewish Life appears to be gaining attention as a much-needed hub for the spiritual and cultural needs of the community.

Thousands gathered at the Western Wall to celebrate with 75 Torah scrolls which were restored in memory of 75 heroes who were killed last summer.

This video shows the remains of a 1500-year old scroll that was discovered in Ein Gedi in 1970 and is now being read for the first time.

Never give up! There is always so much more that we can accomplish in life. We must never let anything get us down or prevent us from succeeding.

A deeper look at the foundational commandments upon which the Jewish people's values are built.

A 1,200-year-old Jewish prayer book – believed to be the oldest of its kind in the world – will be exhibited for the next month at the Bible Lands Museum in Jerusalem.

So, too, on a related note, we need to realize that God seeks “excuses” to bless us whenever possible. His blessings are always there for the taking.

We live in both the material and the physical world. But we can also use the physical world to achieve certain levels of holiness.

There are so many lessons that we can learn from our forefather Jacob, including  the value of time and proper work ethics, the value of effort and the reward of accomplishment. In Judaism there is no such thing as “killing time.” Remember that time is precious. Don’t ever waste a day or even a moment. Make all of your time in the world really count!

This week’s Torah portion is “Noah” (Genesis 6:9-11:32) and it is one of my favorites. This is not only because my middle name is Noah, but because the portion is filled with important stories whose messages are just as important today as they were then. The first story in this week’s Torah portion is, of course, the story of Noah and the flood.