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The Hebrew poetry composed in medieval Spain not only sparked a literary revolution in its time but also evolved into a myth that continues to resonate in Hebrew literature to this day. Dr. Uriah Kfir explains how the brand created by the Spanish poets continues to inspire

If the Torah was indeed received under threat, then the Israelites have a very serious argument against their obligation to fulfill it

Remembering Amalek is remembering the temptation that exists in forceful superiority, a superiority that has corrupted many nations. We must behave differently, conduct ourselves with Hillel-like humility and overcome coarseness and violence

As Beit Avi Chai celebrates its 18th year, its mission has never been more vital. In this exclusive interview, director Dr. David Rozenson reflects on its journey, impact, and evolving role in Israeli and Jewish life. He explores the necessity of Jewish culture in times of challenge, the creative resilience of Israeli society, and how culture continues to shape and strengthen our collective future

18 moving musical performances recorded over the years at Beit Avi Chai to listen to on Spotify.

Celebrate Beit Avi Chai’s 18th anniversary with a special 18% discount on tickets to our music and family events for the next 18 days! Secure your seats now and enjoy the best of Jewish and Israeli music and family events.

Step into Beit Avi Chai’s history with a collection of standout moments from our top events since 2007.

“Movement of Thought” is a one-of-a-kind workshop series for parents and kids, led by choreographer Renana Raz and educator Chaya Gilboa. Each Rosh Chodesh, children explore various themes through dance while parents dive into ancient and modern texts. The sessions culminate in a shared movement experience, with parents and children together bringing ideas to life

The moment the Torah shifts from the discourse of rights to the discourse of duties

What would a psychological analysis of these characters look like? What are the psychological motivations behind their actions? And how did they themselves experience the events described in the Book of Esther?

What does our Purim costume say about us? Therapist and researcher of the psychology of dress Dr. Tali Stolovy explains why it's worth dressing up for Purim, what the power of our clothes is and why we either love Purim or absolutely hate it

The Hebrew date of Mother’s Day – or Family Day, as it is called today – was set on the day of the death of a woman who was never a mother

How can we feel the other’s pain and reach a state where we cannot rest until we succeed in helping them?

Prof. Yeshayahu Leibowitz fearlessly addressed the most difficult questions of religion, Zionism, and the State of Israel. Leibowitz was a source of inspiration for many, and also irritated many, but to this day he remains an Israeli thinker who should not be ignored

The Untold Story of How Women Found Their Place in the Zionist Project Through Growing Vegetables