Like Fish Beneath the Surface: The Hidden Beauty of a Torah Life
Rabbi Hillel Eisenberg
Rabbi Hillel Eisenberg
A powerful true story of faith, persistence, and redemption, revealing how one emotional encounter after World War II changed the fate of a family and shaped the future of a great rabbi in Israel
Naama Green
17.02.26 | 19:51
A rabbi’s Sukkot encounter uncovers a child kidnapped and raised by an Arab family.
Shuli Shmueli
17.02.26 | 14:36
How one small mezuzah, a persistent uncle, and a search for identity led a former English clergywoman on a powerful spiritual return from Christian leadership to Jewish life in Safed
Yehosef Yaavetz
16.02.26 | 11:29
Why Adar increases joy, how Purim surpasses Yom Kippur, and what Torah teaches about true spiritual celebration
Rabbi Eitan Ziner
12.02.26 | 12:50
Illustrated Megillat Esther scrolls reveal how Jewish communities across centuries saw their own lives reflected in the Purim story, blending history, art, and identity.
Michal Arieli
11.02.26 | 13:38
Why denying idolatry defines the Jew, how to relate to “channels” in life, and how Purim helps us unify Hashem’s Name in a world of concealment
Rabbi David Miron
09.02.26 | 09:56
A deep Purim lesson explaining how enjoyment of Achashverosh’s feast signaled lost identity, and how repentance and love restored the Jewish people and reversed the decree
Rabbi Zevadia Hakohen
08.02.26 | 10:15
Why Judaism is not lineage or nationality but Torah, and how Yitro's advice redefined leadership and law
Avraham Weinrot
06.02.26 | 10:49
How two Jewish leaders faced the 1492 expulsion from Spain and how one decision determined who would be remembered in Jewish history and who would be forgotten
Yosef Yabece
05.02.26 | 18:43
For years, singer Yedidya Shpizada carried a secret. Living with epilepsy through personal and national upheaval, he discovered a single truth: healing begins with openness and self-acceptance.
Michal Arieli
05.02.26 | 12:13
Born to a Filipino mother, raised in Tel Aviv, and drawn to Judaism through struggle and song, Howie Yosef Danao shares a powerful story of conversion, belonging, and spiritual purpose
Moriah Luz
05.02.26 | 10:48
Arriving from Ukraine as a violin prodigy, Shimon Batual met disappointment instead of belonging. In a new exhibition, he shows how alienation became Judaica art, and why success abroad still hasn’t erased the feeling of being an outsider.
Michal Arieli
04.02.26 | 23:08
From the Torah’s view of Yitro to today’s debates on conversion, a deep look at sincerity, mitzvah acceptance, and Jewish spiritual identity
Rabbi Menachem Jacobson
02.02.26 | 14:22
The spiritual power of the Ten Commandments and the life giving strength of Torah study
Naama Green
01.02.26 | 22:39
Why philosophers, historians, and the Torah itself point to a supernatural explanation for the survival of the Jewish people through exile, persecution, and time
Rabbi Ze'ev Singer
01.02.26 | 21:18
How intellectual honesty and absolute certainty shape Jewish survival and identity
Rabbi Noach Weinberg
01.02.26 | 16:54