blindness

Living without sight for 18 years, Yosef Elchanan Shabtai transforms blindness into purpose through Torah, resilience, and a powerful mission of prayer and inspiration

After years of waiting, adoption journeys and physical challenges, this remarkable couple built a life of resilience, family and hope while empowering others with disabilities

Who must hear the Megillah, and what happens if you’re sick, caring for kids, or can’t make it to synagogue? A practical, no-nonsense guide for real Purim situations.

From that moment on, Coplin felt life had lost all meaning — how could he go on without the ability to see?

Bella Nudelman, an architect at KKL Central District, reveals how Israel's only forest walking trail for the blind was established, allowing them to navigate and even ride bicycles.

Dan Liani turned his deepest darkness into purpose by choosing life, and a mission to help others see beyond despair.

Despite all the warning signs, Rachel Lichtenstein was completely shaken by her blindness. After a difficult adjustment period, she shook off the pain and began a journey to strengthen and instill faith, even in those who have faced the worst. A captivating interview.

Kalman and Malki Samuels transformed years of struggle into a global center of love, dignity, and empowerment for children with disabilities and their families

At the age of ten, Afik Sopir, born blind, discovered the Hidabroot channel while searching for an interesting TV program. This opened a new world for him, although realization took time. "I never thought I would keep the commandments, but nothing stands in the way of willpower."

Why God is called the “Merciful One,” the role of kindness in Torah, and how Jewish wisdom addresses difficult teachings about disability and divine justice

Born blind, Chaim became a beloved cantor, musician, and teacher, showing that nothing can stop a determined soul