faith

Rabbi Kalman Goldschmidt ztz"l, a man who faced terminal cancer with unmatched spirit, danced with the Angel of Death until his last day.

Elia Ariel's tumultuous life journey did not prepare him for the toughest battle of all – his son's cancer. In a shiva interview, Elia discusses the immense pain, his faith in Hashem's goodness, his clear advice to parents everywhere, and, of course, his hopes for the future.

Victor Atiya is a stuntman who performs magic shows and telepathy, managing to bring smiles to his audience. Yet, he bears the painful memory of his daughter's tragic death by fire. In an emotional conversation, he shares his experience of coping and how returning to faith gave him strength.

A mother of three has now given birth to sextuplets. "Raising six babies at home is amazing and joyful. Our lives have changed forever, and we definitely feel blessed," she shares. The lesson: No matter how long you have to wait for your miracle, or what challenges you face along the way, believe in it and hope for the best, and eventually, it will happen.

Recently, I've decided that every time I arrive at work, I can say 'Blessed is He who performed a miracle for me in this place.' Why? What great miracle occurred? A miracle, at least in our imagery and perception, is an escape from a situation where there is no natural way out.

At ten, Gil Mizrahi survived a life-threatening bacteria, leading his family to religious strength, though he remained distant. Twenty years later, far from home, he found Hashem unexpectedly and committed to a complete return.

Living with albinism and visual impairment, Idan faced childhood loneliness. After military service, he turned to faith, finding solace in Torah. Now, he shares his story in a book.

"Today, faith is something I've acquired," Yaffa said in an inspiring interview two years ago. "It's a muscle I've exercised, and I'm still exercising for a very long time, so thank Hashem it's now well trained. B"H, Hashem saved me from every trouble - even if it was with blood, sweat, and tears."

For over a decade, former soccer player turned religious devotee Shlomo Chaviv engaged his colleagues in a bottle collection project. The goal? To establish and maintain the perfect coffee station at a kollel in Yehud.

Several months ago, Efraim Davidov from Kfar Saba faced a kidnapping attempt in the Shomron. Today, he recounts the great miracle and seeks to strengthen readers with a clear message: "Stop saying you believe in Hashem, just know that He is here." An exclusive interview with Hidabroot.

In a special interview, Dr. Avraham Meir Gdania discusses the unique cases he has treated and his holistic method that combines body and soul—natural remedies, nutrition, faith, and gratitude. "Those who don't believe won't pray, and those who do find that it aids their healing."

Ra'anan Amihud established a unique theater for children and adults focused on strengthening people in their service of Hashem through engaging experiences.

Tair Tayeb lost her husband after only one year of marriage. Today, she's remarried and shares the unique divine assistance she witnessed throughout her challenging journey.

Watch and Understand: 'Act of Confidence' from the film 'Tales of Rabbi Nachman,' starring Yehuda Barkan

Nadav Gedalia, a religious journalist and filmmaker who inadvertently found himself in the status of late bachelorhood, decided to make lemonade out of lemons and created an intriguing film titled "Single with Hashem." Now, he speaks candidly about it on the Hidabroot website.

When Bobbi McCaughey discovered she was pregnant, she learned she was expecting not just one, but seven babies. Doctors advised her to abort at least four. "They said the chances of them being born healthy were slim," she recalls. How are the septuplets doing today?

They have lost their loved ones in tragic incidents, yet they rise above their pain to comfort others. On Tisha B'Av, a day when we all yearn for redemption, we document these painful but inspiring meetings filled with immense faith. They have a true comforter.

Nechunya, twin brother to Moria, was born with Down syndrome, but this fact did not affect his parents' happiness at all – Shlomo and Shiraz Ben Dor. In an inspiring conversation, Shlomo shares about life with their special son and the leukemia that later attacked young Nechunya. A story of faith and the strength to see the good even when everything around seems dark.

Three years ago, Gabi and Ada Moty surprised everyone when, after 25 years of waiting, they welcomed their first daughter into the world. Recently, once again, their community was astonished to learn that Ada was pregnant. Yesterday, they celebrated the brit milah of their son. An emotional interview about the family's double miracle.

Tranquility, regular physical activity, healthy eating—and above all, strengthening faith—here's the "turn from evil and do good" approach to treating the sympathetic system.