unity

Why gifts to the poor create the greatest happiness and how kindness defeats emptiness and division

What qualifies as mishloach manot, and what does not? This guide breaks down the reasons behind the mitzvah and the halachic details that ensure it is fulfilled correctly, helping you approach Purim giving with clarity and confidence.

The story of Hadar Lavi, whose brief life became a powerful moment of shared prayer, unity, and compassion. A remembrance of how one child brought people together across every divide.

How an unexpected teaching from the Talmud reveals the deepest foundation of love, unity, and shalom bayit

What fire and water can teach us about marriage, communication, and creating unity without giving up who we are

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.

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.

Rabbi Aharon Mendel decided to follow his truth, leaving a prestigious position rather than compromising his values. This is the story of a rabbi who transcended cultural lines to unite communities and strive for a greater good.

The harrowing mission at Camp Shura, the unbearable weight of uncertainty, and how sacred duty, unity, and resilience carried a nation through its darkest hours

How optimism, perspective, and a refusal to hate became a mission of connection after unimaginable tragedy

Why they rejected protests, endured fierce backlash, and chose unity, faith, and national responsibility over public pressure

A behind-the-scenes conversation on meaning, connection, and making every visitor feel at home

Rachel Goldberg opens up about her profound loss, her work to unite the Jewish people, and her choice to embrace life after the death of her husband, Rabbi Avi Goldberg.

Hana Eiram didn't anticipate how far her "Iron Sisters" initiative would stretch. Today, with thousands of reserve wives finding support from ultra-Orthodox women in cross-sector friendships, she's convinced: "This couldn't have happened any other way."

The balance between strength and surrender, and the timeless message of unity in times of exile and redemption