Articles by Hidabroot

Research finds that even genetically-induced depression can be eased through environmental changes.

An American study discovers that Black men with Biblical names live, on average, one year longer than their peers with non-Biblical names.

Seventeen years after starting the ultra-Orthodox film revolution, Yehuda Groveis shares insights on his beginnings, the enthusiastic responses to 'Groveis' films, and why he stopped independently producing movies.

In five places around the world, people live significantly longer than average and maintain good health even in old age. What are their secrets, and can we emulate them?

A young man injures another by accident, leaving him paralyzed. Instead of drifting apart, they become lifelong friends. Here’s their incredible story.

Hidden sugars, sulfur dioxide, choking hazards, dental risks, and which fruits must be checked for insects

Home to 269 people, Tristan da Cunha is located 1,740 miles away from the nearest community in Cape Town, South Africa. Its residents have no desire to leave this secluded paradise.

After a successful career as an animator, Avraham Zamora felt compelled to illustrate a book on the Baal Shem Tov stories, leading him on a path of spiritual growth.

Yitzhak Padida was a successful businessman until heart attacks led to the collapse of his businesses and severe entanglement with gray market thugs. From this low point, he rose, shifted directions, and learned how to manage finances. Today, he helps others adopt proper family financial management and get rid of their debts.

The world's brightest mind reconcile their groundbreaking discoveries with deep belief

The powerful story behind Dor Yeshorim and why genetic screening is essential for Ashkenazi and Sephardi communities alike

He recently celebrated his Bar Mitzvah and is already one of Israel's most beloved singers. Who is the shy child that's become the hottest musical sensation of this winter?

How Judaism offers real-life tools for meaning, connection, and emotional resilience in the information age

Nir Manos, son of journalist and satirist Didi Manos, grew up in a very secular home and was called 'Neil.' It was during his university studies that he began to understand the declining trend of Western civilization and realized that only the Torah offers real answers and a reason to live.

A man’s dream to donate a kidney revealed a hidden tumor and brought about a life-saving miracle

What began as one rabbi’s vision in Johannesburg has sparked a global movement across the world

Noha Hashad was a prominent Egyptian scientist who uncovered uncomfortable truths about the Quran's attitude towards Jews and the Land of Israel. As a result, she was relentlessly persecuted and fled to Israel by the skin of her teeth.

A stirring musical tribute by the band 'Kipa-Live' that unites hearts around the world in honor of Shabbat

From Johannesburg to Tel Aviv, the worldwide initiative that brought over a million Jews to embrace Shabbat is now aiming to unite Israel, from Metula to Eilat

Singer Matisyahu releases a new song, written in honor of the Shabbat Project, happening on October 23-24, 2015.