The Wounded Soldier Who Lost Both Legs: "The Tzitzit Vest Saved My Life"
12 years ago, Yinon was severely injured and lost both of his legs. Today, he is married with a child, runs, swims, and even skydives and skis.
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12 years ago, Yinon was severely injured and lost both of his legs. Today, he is married with a child, runs, swims, and even skydives and skis.
Rabbi Eliyahu Schlesinger became Jerusalem's youngest neighborhood rabbi at 25, guiding the residents of Gilah through every life step. How does he foster unity across diverse communities? What was hi...
In late 2015, Ellie Farnfield, a student of alternative medicine and an epilepsy patient, unexpectedly experienced a seizure while on a train to work in London. What happened after that would renew he...
Just 22 hours before he was rushed to the hospital after suffering a stroke, former President Shimon Peres released this video, urging Israelis to support locally-made products. "What does 'Made in Is...
A 32-year-old Chinese woman experienced a terrifying ordeal after falling off a massive seven-story ship and surviving 38 hours in the sea. Her incredible endurance was tested until a small fishing bo...
A regular contributor to the American health magazine 'Healthy Lifestyle Challenge living Healthy' anonymously posted about suffering from swollen veins for 20 years and trying various treatments, cre...
27 years after his adoption, Jordan McIntosh found a way to thank his adoptive mother, whose kidney was failing due to illness, by donating his own kidney.
Believe it or not: Ankjær Nørgaard, an eight-year-old from Denmark, astonishingly speaks 32 languages, including Yiddish and Hebrew. Despite being offered a scholarship at the University of Copenhagen...
Starting from 2018, American companies will have to specify how much sugar is added to their products. The reason? In a world surrounded by sugar, it is easier than ever to exceed the recommended dosa...
A daily teaching by Rabbi Ronen Haziza as part of the "At Least 5 Minutes of Torah a Day" initiative. Sunday, 20th of Sivan (June 26).