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Healing Through Music: Yochai Moreno on Loss, Faith, and Song
As the nephew of Israeli hero Emmanuel Moreno and the cousin of Itai Moreno, musician Yochai Moreno has faced profound loss. Through songwriting, he shares how music became a path for healing, faith, and connection.
Raising Ten Teens: A Family Built Beyond Biology
For more than two decades, Odia Sabari and her husband, Rabbi Pinchas, have raised children removed from their families as house parents in a community home in Jaffa. Step inside their daily lives, where care, patience, and shared routines slowly grow into a family beyond biology.
A Father's Message of Unity and Resilience After Tragedy
Rafi Avers lost his son, Shai, in a military tragedy. Since then, he has transformed grief into action, visiting bereaved families across the country and drawing strength from faith, memory, and a call for unity beyond politics.
Faith Under Fire: How Tzitzit Saved My Life
43 years after the Battle of Sultan Yaakov, Rabbi David Turgeman recounts the moments that defined his life, the return of Tzvi Feldman z”l, and how a simple mitzvah became a lifeline in war.
Rediscovering a Hidden History: The Yemenite Village Lost to Time
Why did Yemenite Jews come to live among the rocky hills of Jerusalem, and what forgotten documents surfaced in a dark basement decades later? Gadi Bashari, chairman of the Kfar Shiloach Council, guides us through the village’s hidden history.
A Mother’s Gratitude in the Face of Unimaginable Loss
After losing their son, Sergeant Yosef Yehuda Hirak, to friendly fire in Gaza, Rabbi Peretz and Chana Hirak reflect on grief, faith, and resilience, and reveal why Chana chose to express gratitude at her son’s funeral.
Finding Light in the Dark: A Mother's Journey Through Tragedy and Art
After losing her daughter in a devastating terror attack, Naomi Amadi describes how faith, memory, and art became her path to healing, illuminating the darkness and carrying forward her daughter’s legacy.
Surviving the Unsurvivable: A Family's Brush with Tragedy
Atarah Elkaim recalls a terrifying moment that forever changed everything: the seconds that saved her family from disaster, their overwhelming challenges with a destroyed home, and their unwavering hope for the future.
Dancing with the Torah: Honoring a Young Life Lost
In the wake of devastating loss, Yehuda Lentzkeron has found healing and purpose through the creation of Torah scrolls in memory of the fallen. The tragic story of his brother's death and a prophetic dream have inspired a profound mission.
The Secret Life of Roni Insaz: A Double Agent Who Saved Lives
Under the noses of the Iranian regime, former Revolutionary Guards officer Roni Insaz saved Jewish lives by destroying legal charges against them. "If I had been caught, I would have been executed in two days."
Finding Resilience Through Music: Yarin Naktalov's Journey
From schoolyard struggles to faith, war, and healing, Yarin Naktalov opens up about her life journey and the strength she discovered through music.
The Man at the Intersection: Spreading Smiles and Spirit
Many recognize him as the man offering booklets at the intersection, but behind the smile stands a story of faith and purpose. Menachem Lutenberg shares his journey from spiritual searching to building Torah communities, and how a brief moment at a red light became a powerful opportunity to open hearts and spread light
Discovering a Son's Bravery Through Unimaginable Loss
Amid the family celebrations of Shabbat and Simchat Torah, Dina Gedalia was suddenly forced to say goodbye to her son, Yosef. In this intimate interview, she recounts his heroic final moments and how a simple tzitzit became the key to bringing him home.
One Man’s Mission to Reunite People with Their Lost Belongings
A forgotten camera, a thousand irreplaceable memories, and one man who refuses to let loss have the final word. Discover the thoughtful and creative ways Baruch Katz helps reunite people with belongings they believed were gone for good.
The Battle of Tel Saki: 'The Syrian Soldier Aimed and Fired at Me'
52 years after helping save 30 soldiers at the Battle of Tel Saki, Yitzhak Nagerker recounts the harrowing drama, eight months of captivity and torture in Syria, and the moment he returned home to learn his bunker comrades had survived.
The Unsung Heroes of the Yom Kippur War
For eight grueling days, the soldiers of Matzah Outpost stood their ground with unparalleled bravery until they received the order to surrender. Fifty-two years later, outpost commander Shlomo Ardinst shares their unyielding resistance, the harsh captivity, and the battles that continued even after returning home.
When Two Worlds Unite: A Unique Wedding in Be’eri
Discover the captivating story of a wedding that brought together a religious family from the Shomron and a secular family from Kibbutz Be’eri, as Hadar Bachar reflects on the journey, resilience, and courage that bind them.
Beyond Borders: Rabbi Yosef Garmon’s Journey into the Unknown
With over a million followers on social media, Rabbi Yosef Garmon is widely known as a modern emissary of Jewish history. In this exclusive interview, he opens a window onto the far less visible moments of danger, uncertainty, and resolve that have shaped his journey.
Life as a Jew in Bahrain: An Exclusive Interview with Nancy Khadouri
Bahraini parliament member Nancy Khadouri opens a window into the life of the Jewish community in Bahrain, sharing its history, challenges, and hopes in the era of normalization.
A Judge’s Mission: Standing With Wounded Soldiers
After decades on the bench, Judge Drora Beit Or chose to continue serving in a different way. This article follows her decision to volunteer her legal expertise to help wounded soldiers secure recognition, rights, and dignity.
Turning Leftovers Into Lifelines: Shifra Chava's Vision
For decades, Shifra Chava has been rescuing food from being tossed into the trash, redirecting uneaten meals from events and restaurants to those who need them the most.
From Survival to Strength: The Inspiring Journey of Amichai Schindler
On October 7, Amichai Schindler’s life was nearly cut short when terrorists attacked his home. Despite devastating injuries, he defied the odds and continues to rebuild and thrive two years later.
The Unseen Star of Turkish Music: Avi Cohen's Remarkable Journey
Avi Cohen's life story might resemble a Turkish soap opera, but if you ask him, he's grateful to Hashem for every moment.
From Fireball to Recovery: The Inspiring Journey of Eviatar Bashari
Severely injured in Gaza, Givati fighter Eviatar Bashari shares his powerful story of survival, recovery, and resilience, revealing how faith, strength, and kindness carried him through the darkest moments.
A Widow's Strength: Remembering Ori Shani
The heartbreaking heroism of Ori Shani, a Golani commander, unfolds through the memories of his wife, Miriam. Even amidst battle, his care for his soldiers and family shone through.
Shai Golden on Faith, Childhood Trauma, and Inner Growth
Reflections on survival, Jewish roots, belief in God, and the quiet strength that shapes a life
From Orphan to Therapist: Limor Zusman’s Story of Faith, Healing, and Strength
She lost both parents at age six, but today Limor is a mother of six, a couples and parenting counselor, and a powerful voice for orphans
The Heartstrings of Aya Korem: Finding Meaning Through Family, Music, and Tradition
Musician Aya Korem reflects on Judaism, creativity, and the lessons her soul continues to learn
From France to the Moon: Ariel Gomez on Faith, Engineering, and Israel’s Beresheet Spacecraft
A SPACEIL systems engineer shares his childhood journey from antisemitism in France to aliyah, the challenges of building a moon mission, and the deep faith that guided his path
Mendy Jerufi: Bringing Music and Joy, One Note at a Time
With a life mission of spreading joy through music, Mendy Jerufi shares his story, values, and spiritual outlook
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