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Through remembrance, creativity, and compassion, the spirit of Nir Oz endures. Hadar Rubin’s dedication and the poignant poetry left behind by Amiram Cooper become voices for a community that refuses to be silenced.

Behind every trail lies a human story. Yoni Myers, Dan Kowalski, and Bentzi Novak share unforgettable moments of danger, faith, compassion, and responsibility that reveal guiding is not just a profession, but a calling.

Private pain, public mission, and the unity that briefly changed Israel

Most of us walk past them without noticing. Matanya Kaduri didn’t. What began as deep personal pain became an unexpected mission on Jerusalem’s streets, where he now brings dignity, presence, and hope to those society forgets.

They step away from their fields, their income, and their certainty every seven years. Through loss, challenge, and unexpected blessing, three farmers reveal what it truly means to live with faith.

How Omer Glander turned a childhood shaped by foster care and disability into a life of purpose

Jewish residents of Shimon HaTzadik on daily life, security fears, and why they refuse to leave

For years, Marina Maximilian kept her deep spiritual world private. Now, she opens her heart about her connection to Judaism, sharing that “the spiritual dimension holds a central place in my life.”

How one doctor helped bring in vitro fertilization to Israel — and gave tens of thousands of couples the chance to become parents

Musa Berlin, 86, shares his deep connection to music and to the traditions of Mount Meron, where he has performed for decades. In a moving reflection, he speaks about the Meron tragedy and the lasting impact it continues to have on his heart.

Two weeks after giving birth, Ori Suissa’s husband Elazar was critically wounded in Gaza. In a heartfelt testimony, she describes the difficult journey of recovery and how faith, prayer, and inner strength helped their family endure and grow through the pain.

An eyewitness recounts the harrowing night in which the Jewish community of Har Tuv faced devastation during the 1929 riots. Their courage, faith, and long journey of rebuilding offer a moving glimpse into a painful yet often overlooked chapter of Jewish history.

They were 150 Holocaust survivors, the last remaining of their families, who immigrated to Israel and fell defending the young state. Known as the soldiers of “Nitzach Acharon,” their memory is now carried forward by Jonah Kalimi, who shares a deeply moving account.

From Bnei Brak to Jerusalem, a journey through fading workshops, quiet faith, and the message that still burns: as long as the candle is lit, it’s never too late to repair

Hannah Buchinger, a devoted mother and grandmother, shares her experiences of life in Strasbourg, France, where a vibrant Jewish community continues to thrive despite challenges such as antisemitism and political unrest.

Natanel Epstein dreamed of becoming an international comic book artist. After the tragic loss of a family friend, his life took an unexpected turn, leading him toward deeper meaning and spiritual fulfillment.

A neuroscientist explains how dopamine, brain “batteries,” and neurofeedback can help parents understand challenging behavior, and respond with calm, effective strategies

How giving charity according to Jewish law became a pathway from financial struggle to trust, calm, and blessing

Childhood memories of war, devotion to mitzvot, biblical inspiration, and a life shaped by Torah, music, and the search for renewal

Four individuals living with Tourette Syndrome share their personal experiences of stigma, isolation, courage, and perseverance, revealing the strength behind the struggles and the hope that continues to carry them forward.

Rabbi Prof. Pinchas Doron-Spalter's astonishing journey from Holocaust orphanages to a life of Torah, faith, and authorship

Reflections on faith, Shabbat, love of others, and a life of constant artistic striving

A fascinating journey through the history of everyday inventions, from swings and roller coasters to bicycles, balloons, and airplanes, revealing how curiosity, wisdom, and a sense of wonder shape the world around us.

She thought no one would ever know. Until the day she was caught. In an honest and heartbreaking account, Rachel tells the story of childhood hunger, hidden theft, crushing shame, and the long road toward healing, repair, and redemption.

Tired of watching their worlds misrepresented, Esti Reichman and Ya’ara Landau Kanner chose a different path. Through an intimate community theater project, they bring ultra-Orthodox and secular women onto one stage to confront stereotypes, share real stories, and build something rare in Israel today: genuine connection.

From childhood melodies in Rosh HaAyin to prayerful songs, acts of kindness, and memories of the Yom Kippur War

With attacks making headlines almost daily, Krav Maga instructor Moshe Konikov explains why awareness and preparedness are no longer optional. An interview about vigilance, responsibility, and learning to protect ourselves in uncertain times.

Dr. Hananel Rosenberg reveals groundbreaking research on smartphone deprivation, teen psychology, family dynamics, and the hidden emotional cost of constant connectivity

As antisemitism intensifies across Europe, Israelis are increasingly facing hostility abroad. In this interview, Sasha Roitman, CEO of the Combat Antisemitism Movement, sheds light on the growing trend, explains what’s driving it, and shares a clear warning for Jews worldwide.

An in-depth investigation with Itamar Marcus of Palestinian Media Watch into education for violence, terror salaries, and the hidden messages shaping the next generation