A search for meaning took artist Lina Hazan across South America and ultimately back to Torah, Israel, and her passion for art, culminating in an extraordinary opportunity to exhibit her paintings at the Louvre
Living with muscular dystrophy, Deborah Lebron shares how faith, determination, and everyday victories have shaped her inspiring outlook on life.
After Kfir Ohayon was killed in a terrorist attack, his grieving family found strength through Torah, mitzvot, and acts of kindness, transforming their loss into a lasting legacy
After a year of failed treatments for a hole in his cornea, Rabbi Aharon Ben Adiva was preparing for a painful biopsy. Then, just one day after making a powerful spiritual commitment, doctors discovered that the hole had inexplicably closed and his vision had returned.
Renowned cantor Rabbi Moshe Habusha reflects on his decades alongside Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, the spiritual power of Selichot and Yom Kippur, and why he would choose the holiness of Jerusalem’s High Holidays over even the most prestigious musical stage
From the Western Wall Tunnels and the Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem to international landmarks, renowned glass artist Jeremy Langford shares the philosophy, faith, and inspiration behind his extraordinary creations
She thought she had found emotional healing, spiritual meaning, and a welcoming community. Only later did Michal realize how deeply she had been manipulated.
Learn how everyday conversations shape your child’s thinking, emotions, and ability to understand the world
How one woman’s spiritual awakening nearly broke her home — and how inner change ultimately healed her marriage
Is there a connection between design, order, and memory capacity? How do associations affect our brain neurons? Moria Cohen offers practical methods to improve recall, memory, and organization skills.
What does a young mother do when she realizes her baby can't see, and how does she react when a world-renowned expert confirms her daughter has zero percent vision? Fortunately for the baby, this happened during Chanukah, the festival of miracles.
From Crisis to Growth: Eliezer transitioned from addiction to addiction, fled abroad, and escaped again to Israel. A letter to the Rebbe sparked change without even reaching its destination.
Fifteen words of divine blessing, and hundreds of Kohanim together imparting this blessing to the people in the fields: Mass gatherings for the Priestly Blessing have been held in Jerusalem for nine years. Rabbi Avraham Yeshayahu Stern shares what's behind the initiative and the long journey the blessings have taken since then.
How Moroccan Jews escaped Nazi deportation through a daring plan advised by the Baba Sali — a miraculous story of faith, courage, and survival
Yair has a shirt with an 'X' just like the others, but his mother pleads: Don't mark him with a giant 'X'. He may have left the yeshiva, but he observes Shabbat and wears *tzitzit*. Like many others labeled as 'fringe youth', they are still our children. Open your hearts, help them climb out of the pit, and don't leave them on the fringes.
Discover how Jewish communities thrive in Brazil, Switzerland, Italy, Colombia, Chile, Panama City, Lithuania, Mexico City, Venezuela, and Buenos Aires.
Two circumcisions in one day for an eight-day-old and a month-old: Rabbi Tzvi Gutman, a mohel expert from Vienna, shares the special stories of two circumcisions held this week, depicting extraordinary dedication that defies imagination.
Hedva Eisen shares the story of her daughter's swift wedding amidst COVID-19 restrictions: cautious and compliant, yet full of immense joy.
An online school for afternoon hours, eternal spring, a Bar Mitzvah boy wishing to read the Torah in Spanish, and a variety of exotic Tu Bishvat fruits. Sarah – Sarita Baril, from Colombia, shares her life experiences.
