Jewish values

A little over two years after Captain Yehuda Cohen saved his platoon during a mission in Gaza, his father reflects on his bravery and enduring legacy.

A story of courage, compassion, and changing lives

Why respect for parents builds true appreciation, transforms relationships at home, and awakens constant appreciation to God for every gift in life

Emotional benefits, healthier child development, support in old age, and the Torah sources behind building a bigger family

True holiness does not begin with grand ideals, but with everyday responsibility. This article explores how respecting others’ property, avoiding harm, and living with awareness of Hashem transforms ordinary behavior into authentic spiritual growth.

Reflections on faith, Shabbat, love of others, and a life of constant artistic striving

After 11 years of longing, Gitty Bornstein embraced the most wonderful gift. In an emotional conversation, she recounts the incredible miracle that led to this moment and the family reconciliation that paved the way for an unexpected promise.

For 45 years, Dr. Eli Schussheim led Efrat, saving nearly 80,000 children. How did a surgeon become a lifesaver of unborn children? What challenges did he face, and what led him to abandon his medical degree after two grueling years of study?

A Tel Aviv musician on Shabbat, prayer, and the spiritual roots behind his songs

Neriya Nagari had been in the army for just two months when he fell in combat on Simchat Torah. His mother Sharon reflects on a powerful dream, life after his loss, and the faith that continues to guide her.

What drives a mother of eight to make an extraordinary, life-saving choice for a child she had never met? Bat Chana Sarig reflects on faith, courage, and the quiet fulfillment that came from giving life.

The Israeli singer shares his roots, connection to tradition, Shabbat observance, and how challenges shaped his music and character

After learning he wasn’t Jewish, Ilan embarked on a long spiritual search — from army service and exile abroad to conversion, marriage, and a life of deep Torah study

Amid the family celebrations of Shabbat and Simchat Torah, Dina Gedalia was suddenly forced to say goodbye to her son, Yosef. In this intimate interview, she recounts his heroic final moments and how a simple tzitzit became the key to bringing him home.