Jewish culture

How one doctor helped bring in vitro fertilization to Israel — and gave tens of thousands of couples the chance to become parents

Musa Berlin, 86, shares his deep connection to music and to the traditions of Mount Meron, where he has performed for decades. In a moving reflection, he speaks about the Meron tragedy and the lasting impact it continues to have on his heart.

From Bnei Brak to Jerusalem, a journey through fading workshops, quiet faith, and the message that still burns: as long as the candle is lit, it’s never too late to repair

Natanel Epstein dreamed of becoming an international comic book artist. After the tragic loss of a family friend, his life took an unexpected turn, leading him toward deeper meaning and spiritual fulfillment.

She thought no one would ever know. Until the day she was caught. In an honest and heartbreaking account, Rachel tells the story of childhood hunger, hidden theft, crushing shame, and the long road toward healing, repair, and redemption.

From childhood melodies in Rosh HaAyin to prayerful songs, acts of kindness, and memories of the Yom Kippur War

After losing her daughter to severe depression, actress Tsofia Lax speaks out to raise awareness, challenge stigma, and call for compassion, support, and change in mental health care

At 89, after performing thousands of circumcisions, the legendary mohel Rabbi Emmanuel Meshulam passed away during a bris. Now his student shares the full story, describing the unforgettable moment in which birth, a bris, and farewell became deeply intertwined.

How a leading radio health correspondent left Tel Aviv media, embraced teshuvah, and found purpose in Torah, family, and spiritual truth

Gal and Roni Tushia's journey from television and Berlin festivals to vineyards on Israel’s Egyptian border

Childhood struggles, faith, Jewish identity, and the story behind her shared stage show with husband Oded Menashe

Artist Mati Dushinsky turns her home into a living studio, creating art among kitchen spices and wine bottles, and finding inspiration in the most unexpected places.

After losing her daughter in a devastating terror attack, Naomi Amadi describes how faith, memory, and art became her path to healing, illuminating the darkness and carrying forward her daughter’s legacy.

In the wake of devastating loss, Yehuda Lentzkeron has found healing and purpose through the creation of Torah scrolls in memory of the fallen. The tragic story of his brother's death and a prophetic dream have inspired a profound mission.

Discover the captivating story of a wedding that brought together a religious family from the Shomron and a secular family from Kibbutz Be’eri, as Hadar Bachar reflects on the journey, resilience, and courage that bind them.

On October 7, Amichai Schindler’s life was nearly cut short when terrorists attacked his home. Despite devastating injuries, he defied the odds and continues to rebuild and thrive two years later.

Musician Aya Korem reflects on Judaism, creativity, and the lessons her soul continues to learn

Tamir Gal opens up about loss, resilience, Mizrahi music, family, and the deep faith that carried him through darkness to renewed success

The singer reflects on a difficult childhood, self-acceptance, forgiveness, and how faith and music helped him transform adversity into success

Why Limoni turned down prime-time exposure, how music became his spiritual mission, and what it means to create with faith, humility, and purpose