Why We Really Fight: What’s Hiding Beneath Our Reactions
The fights we have with our spouse aren’t always about what just happened. Discover the hidden fears and old patterns that may be shaping our reactions.
Chana Dayan
24.09.26 | 12:45
The fights we have with our spouse aren’t always about what just happened. Discover the hidden fears and old patterns that may be shaping our reactions.
Chana Dayan
24.09.26 | 12:45
Rabbi Ariel Mizrahi
Rabbi Ariel Mizrahi
Rabbi Yosef Farhi
Rabbi Reuven Ibragimov
A smile after an argument doesn’t erase the hurt. Learn why humor can become a shortcut to reconciliation and how to respond without dismissing your feelings.
Meital Madi
07.09.26 | 17:21
Rabbi Shais Taub
Psychologists explain the subtle line between healthy vulnerability and sharing too much, plus three simple questions to ask before revealing something personal
Yitzchak Eitan
27.08.26 | 14:33
A simple message can brighten someone’s day or unintentionally cause hurt. Discover six Jewish principles for creating kinder, more positive WhatsApp groups.
Moriah Chen
19.08.26 | 21:03
What happens when the person you married no longer seems like the perfect match? Learn why compatibility may be something couples build, not simply find.
Mital Madi
19.08.26 | 19:18
When we stop defending ourselves and start listening, we may discover that anger and frustration are really expressions of longing for connection.
Chana Dayan
18.08.26 | 10:32
A simple story offers a powerful lesson in seeking honest feedback, showing appreciation, and building healthier relationships with the people who matter most
Dr. Ariel Kaduri
17.08.26 | 14:42
Forgiving someone does not erase what happened, but it can free you from carrying the pain. A powerful story about letting go of resentment and moving forward.
Dr. Ariel Kaduri
16.08.26 | 22:17
She felt forgotten by her family until they needed something from her. Just as she was ready to stop giving, a friend taught her a powerful lesson about true chesed.
Inbal Idan
16.08.26 | 22:02
Finding a match can feel as miraculous as the splitting of the sea. Discover a moving engagement story and meaningful questions that can deepen dating and marriage.
Efrat Barzel
16.08.26 | 19:21
Seeing ourselves through others’ eyes can reveal what we often miss. Discover the power of reflection and 10 questions for deeper connection and personal growth.
Efrat Barzel
09.08.26 | 12:48
Guilt can make us defensive, but running from it only causes more harm. Learn how to take responsibility, apologize sincerely, and begin repairing a relationship.
Mital Madi
09.08.26 | 12:47
Rabbi Zamir Cohen
In a generation of confusion, mixed intentions, and surface-level connections, the Torah approach to dating offers clarity, dignity, and a path to building a lasting, meaningful home.
Yam Sarah Kohen
06.08.26 | 15:32