Videos

by Rabbi Dr. Benji Levy

Dr Yechiel Leiter lost not only his son but also his best friend Moshe Leiter.   

Her story is not just about survival, but about what we do with the life we’re given.

by Big Jewish Ideas

Five unique people share the challenges, faith, and resilience it took to embrace a new identity, highlighting the spiritual fulfillment they found along the way.

by Unpacked

On October 7, 2023, Israel faced an unprecedented attack as thousands of terrorists broke through the Gaza border, bringing unimaginable atrocities and destruction. One year later, the rockets continue, as does the resolve of a nation, still grappling with the deep wounds of that Black Shabbat.

by The Free Press

A Lebanese Shi’ite boy is lured into combat by Hezbollah. The fables about the thrill of combat turn into bitter reality on the battlefield. He undergoes a profound change that leads him to an improbable new life. 

by Inside Edition

Neta Portal recounts her terrifying story of survival.

by Channel 12 News/Aipac

On October 7, the Ha'kerem neighborhood closest to Israel's border with Gaza was decimated. This is their harrowing story.

by JewKnowIt

The ultimate food smackdown as we pit Jewish cuisine classics against each other, from the challah vs. bagels, to kugel vs. bourekas, and the legendary latkes vs. falafel.

by JewKnowIt

From defying ancient pharaohs to facing down Nazi oppression, Jewish history is filled with tales of incredible rebellions.

by Living Kiddush Hashem

An antisemite with “Kill Jews” emblazoned on his arm had no idea the store owner was Jewish. A true story.

by Rabbi Yaakov Asher Sinclair

How the Rabbi of Bluzhov and his friend were miraculously saved from death.

by BBC

As Jewish orphans in Yemen, Zechariah and Shama married young and survived extreme poverty and persecution. They were some of the first Yemeni Jews to move to Israel when the state was founded.

by aish.com

Aaron Feuerstein recently died at the age of 95. He was an icon of integrity and generosity.

by Competitive Enterprise Institute, adapted from Leonard E. Read's 1958 Essay

Can a single individual, working independently and from scratch, create an ordinary yellow pencil?

by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner

Coincidence or providence – it all depends how you choose to look at it.

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen

What drove two young sisters to save the life of a drowning father?

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen

The surprising impact from an unexpected letter from an old friend.

by Nas Daily

Michael Winkelmann, aka Beeple, is not an overnight success story.

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen

An inspiring true story on the power of giving.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Thinking out of the box, these 5 Jews – 4 doctors and 1 engineer – used science, medicine and chutzpah to save lives.

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen

Isaac was about to get expelled from school until one student's kind act changed everything.

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen

Sometimes your actions are instrumental in ways you're completely unaware of.

by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner

Believe it: sometimes miracles do happen.

by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner

Battling Covid-19 by sticking together, supporting each other and keeping strong.

by aish.com

Charles Feeney gave away $8 billion to charity. And he did it anonymously.

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen

Whether you're a Jewish leader, doctor, parent or teacher, great leaders believe in the people they're leading.

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen

During the Holocaust a wealthy man gave the rabbi the numbers to his Swiss bank account. The unexpected happened.

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen

A rabbi's acts of kindness and respect make a surprising impact decades later.

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen

One lost tuition payment and the power of empathy.

by Rabbi Hillel Goldberg

Why did these 4 digits keep reappearing in his life?

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen

An inspiring true story about the compassion of others.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

The Jewish fashion pioneer changed the way women dressed and did business.

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen

A Shabbat in Rome doesn't go as planned.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Born blind, Abraham Nemeth was told to become a basket weaver. He had other plans.

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen

No matter how far you've gone, you can always find your way home.

by Debbie Gutfreund

An anti-Semitic sergeant couldn’t stop a Holocaust survivor who heroically served in the US Army from getting his Medal of Honor.

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen

An inspiring true story of Divine providence in the darkest moments of history.

by Rabbi Yoel Gold

How Effie Eitam survived his encounter with a grizzly bear in the wilderness.

by Armitron

The incredible legacy behind Armitron watches.

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen

An inspiring true story of one compassionate act whose reverberations were felt decades later.

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen

Dov was an elderly man on crutches. That didn't stop him from showing up at 3 AM to do whatever he could.

by aish.com

One of the last stories of its kind unfolded in Jerusalem.

by aish.com

Shoshana Ovitz celebrated her 104th birthday at the Western Wall. Most of her family was there.

by aish.com

A talented artist, Raphael Nouril became close to the Shah of Iran. Painting the Lubavitcher Rebbe changed the course of his life.

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen

An American soldier in Afghanistan defines true heroism.

by CTeener

I was talented and strong. I could teach, lecture, sing, dance and play guitar. Within two years I watched that all slip away. I have ALS and my muscles lost their functionality.

by Rabbi Yoel Gold

When Rabbi Amman was left alone burying a man he never met in a cemetery in Staten Island, he never imagined how much divine intervention was really at play.

by aish.com

Vilma Grunwald’s haunting letter to her husband, written right before her murder.

by aish.com

The daring and dangerous mission of Operation Brothers.