"Suddenly, We Packed Everything and Moved from Haifa to Ashdod"
Before Shabbat Bereishit: People embarking on new beginnings share their feelings, fears, and hopes. This time: Racheli Geshaid, who moved with her family and is opening a new chapter.
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Before Shabbat Bereishit: People embarking on new beginnings share their feelings, fears, and hopes. This time: Racheli Geshaid, who moved with her family and is opening a new chapter.
Shabbat Bereishit: People embarking on new beginnings share their feelings, fears, and hopes. This time: Eitan Ben Yaakov, who, after five years of illness, received a kidney and is now starting to li...
Shabbat Bereishit: New beginnings bring hope and challenges. This time, meet Eti Nudelman, who transitioned from running a school to managing a large logistics center as a volunteer.
What did the esteemed Rabbi Kanievsky say to his daughter when she asked him to grant himself another hour of sleep? What prompted his wife, the Rebbetzin, to halt her extensive cooking on the eve of...
"Why is it necessary to go to synagogue every Shabbat? I go once or twice a year, and that seems to be enough for me."
Moti Ben Shabbat tried to save his neighbors who were stranded in their car in the floodwaters. It was the last time his mother saw him. In an emotional conversation, Chava, his mother, shares stories...
It started with a Shabbat gathering in a small room of an absorption center and became a real community composed entirely of converts from South America. What brought them here? How do they cope in Is...
On Friday and early Shabbat morning, a deadly tsunami hit the Pacific Ocean near Tonga following an underwater volcanic eruption. Residents received a warning and were evacuated, and even the King of...
The boy who confused prayers and eventually became a young rabbi, the teenager who flew to Canada and continued studying in a yeshiva, and the young men who come every Shabbat night for a six-hour cla...
A Jewish woman wrote a letter, and President Truman changed history—for the sake of Shabbat and the Jewish people.