faith

How a young Israeli woman went from eating disorders, arthritis and loneliness to Shabbat, deep faith and a Corona–era love story

Calev was a leader of unwavering faith, a devoted husband, and a man with a spiritual legacy

From silent suffering to spiritual clarity, unraveling the mystery of one of Tanach’s most misunderstood figures

How a Kind Word, a Frozen Forest, and a Flame of Faith Can Bring a Soul Home

How the beloved Israeli singer rebuilt her life through faith, family, and women-only music

The mother of Noam David, who drowned in a pool during the last holiday, shares the moments of despair and strength, how her mother gave Noam David his life back, and a thank you to the people of Israel. An interview filled with faith and miracles.

Her return to faith, the twists along the way, a severe car accident that totaled the vehicle, but Rivka Mor Friedman miraculously survived, claiming it was thanks to the Hidabroot brochures.

A rabbi’s deep faith turned a seeming disappointment into a miracle of protection.

Discover why Hashem hides His presence, and how this hiddenness creates meaningful tests of faith and spiritual growth for every soul.

Sometimes, the greatest breakthroughs come from the quiet victories no one else sees.

Discover how silence soothes the soul, builds inner strength, and unlocks deep healing during times of crisis and emotional overwhelm.

Assaf Ashtar reflects on heritage, spirituality, Shabbat, challenges in auditions, and his deep commitment to family and gratitude

The beloved singer reflects on his Yemenite roots, deep connection to Judaism, the tragedy of losing his son, the power of faith, and creating music as a path to healing and devotion to God

A father's heart was full of questions—but Hashem already had the answer

The beloved children’s entertainer reflects on his Persian-Jewish roots, lessons from the army, the struggle with fame, and discovering joy through giving, mitzvot, and positive influence on children

A secular student faced a heartbreaking choice and discovered something much greater in return

How the horrors of Auschwitz reveal the danger of relying on human morality

Avi Benishti was a young soldier in the Artillery Corps when he was told he would board a helicopter heading to Lebanon with his comrades. At the last moment, they were ordered off the helicopter, saving their lives. In an initial conversation, he recounts that cruel night: 'We were supposed to be there.'

The sudden passing of little Ruth Aharoni struck the family hard, but it didn't let the parents sink. Now, less than a year later, they celebrate the birth of twins and share an emotional conversation about their turbulent emotions.

Dorine Cohen heard all the possible warnings from the doctors, who said her daughter would be deformed and disabled, her brain would be damaged, and she wouldn't survive birth. "Those were months of tears, a black hole in my heart," she recounts. And what about the baby today?