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Life with Tourette: Stories of Resilience and Hope

Meet four individuals living with Tourette Syndrome—Natalie, Tali, Alexandra, and Bar—who share their daily challenges and victories. Despite societal misconceptions, they believe understanding and empathy can help improve their lives.

Finding Common Ground: A Tale of Unity Through Theater

esti Reichman, a wig maker for cancer patients in Bnei Brak, was troubled by how her city was portrayed to outsiders. Ya'ara Landau-Kanner, working in Berlin, was shocked to hear Israelis there felt they had nothing to seek in their homeland. Both joined a unique theater group fostering connections between diverse Israeli factions, aiming to shatter long-standing stereotypes.

Caught Off Guard: Israeli Tourists Face Rising Anti-Semitism in Europe

Massive protests, graffiti, and unprecedented campaigns have turned Europe into a battleground of anti-Semitism. How are Israeli tourists abroad coping, and why is there a surprising lack of physical violence? We spoke with Sasha Roitman, CEO of the Organization for Combating Anti-Semitism, who shares his concerns.

Kabbalah and the Journey of Souls: An Engaging Interview with Rabbi Yitzhak Batzri

"Kabbalah is not just for great and special people; every Torah scholar must engage with it," asserts Rabbi Yitzhak Batzri. In this fascinating conversation, he explains what Kabbalah is, what it adds to our lives, and where he found the courage to explore the writings of the *Ari* and transform them into books. What did his uncle tell him when he appeared in a dream?

Avigdor Kahalani: From Survival to Bravery on the Battlefield

Join us for a riveting conversation with Avigdor Kahalani, an Israeli hero and former commander of Battalion 77 in the Yom Kippur War. Discover how he faced overwhelming odds, dealt with personal loss, and learned that bravery sometimes means being the first to charge forward.

Boaz Bismuth: A Personal Journey Through Faith and Family

Boaz Bismuth, editor of 'Israel Hayom,' has always held Jewish pride close, but his wife's conversion strengthened his core beliefs even more. In an insightful interview, he explains why he chose a Haredi education for his children, shares his feelings about his wife's conversion, and reveals why he smiles when reflecting on Hashem and the home he has built.

From Mumbai to Motherhood: A Journey of Faith and Family

Her journey began in Mumbai, traversed through the sunlit streets of Dimona, and embraced the spiritual essence of Bnei Brak. Hannah Amar, a mother of seventeen and an event photographer, shares her unique experiences in raising a large and united family.

Reflections from a Six-Day War Hero: "We Witnessed Heavenly Aid"

At 94, Shaike Gavish, the IDF Southern Command leader during the Six-Day War, vividly recalls the strategic preparations and the victory that seemed against all odds. In an engaging interview, he delves into the intricate war preparations, the tense waiting days involving cardboard tanks, and the ultimate triumph.

Reimagining Therapy: Life-Changing Adventures with Chaim Katz

Chaim Katz discovered a unique way to help at-risk youth by embracing adventure and experiential journeys. From disengaged to inspired, his approach is reshaping lives through challenges and creativity, especially with engaging games during the pandemic.

David D'Or: "Nothing in This World Truly Belongs to Us"

*Music and Meaning: Discovering the Divine Spark with David D'Or* - Join us for insights on his spiritual connections, childhood lessons on human kindness and cruelty, and an upcoming soulful Selichot performance featuring Amir Benayoun and Ishay Ribo.

Miri Michaeli: The Unexpected Journey to Keeping Traditions

A powerful encounter with the descendants of Nazis, emotional reactions to a live broadcast on Tisha B'Av, and tears shed in the late stages of an interview. A deeply personal spotlight on Miri Michaeli, a journalist and host on Keshet 12.

Fighting for Justice: The Ongoing Battle Against Nazi War Criminals

Nazi hunter Dr. Ephraim Zuroff confronts the rapid loss of his search subjects, the Nazis. Yet even today—after four decades of fighting these human monsters—he remains determined. In an interview, he shares his long struggle, the lack of cooperation from the world, and explains why it is still vital to hold aging Nazis accountable.