After removing two tattoos, Reuven Cohen embarked on a journey to remove his biggest one yet. During this process, he discovered a new mission: helping others on their path to spiritual growth.
After the tragic loss of Oron Bailin in the Re'im massacre, his mother searches for comfort: "Knowing he's in a better place brings solace."
An Arab colleague introduced a Jewish clerk to powerful pamphlets, a soldier became an enthusiastic distributor, and one surprising scholar emerged. Rabbi David Shalom Naki, the author of "In Halacha and Agada," continues to receive inspiring feedback.
A powerful story of resilience, trust, and inner warfare
A viral support group helping women cope with fear, loneliness, and emotional overload — while rebuilding love and resilience during wartime separation
Former activists, a neighbor purifying the land, an unexpected military officer, and women discovering inner strength: Heartwarming stories of personal transformation these days.
Miriam Peretz consoles bereaved families, offering comfort and resilience. "We are a people who do not lose hope."
Michal Oshman, an Israeli resident of London, embarked on an advocacy journey across Europe for Israel: "We published images of the hostages on TV, billboards, and small street signs. We won't let this issue fade away."
Simple Physical Tools That Bypass the Overthinking Mind and Help You Feel Safe
In recent years, Daniel Mizrachi has faced significant challenges, initially after his wheelchair overturned and later contracting COVID-19. Despite ongoing serious weakness, he has not stopped envisioning a future filled with mission and giving.
Avishai Shitrit, the puppet Tzur, and other friends are launching a new show soon. What unusual position does Avishai have to be in this time to operate Tzur? And what response moved him especially?
Chen's baby was expected to be born with severe defects, but not only was she born healthy, she also saved the life of another child.
Saar Halak, deputy director of the "Taking Responsibility" NGO, discusses the difficult feelings parents have about their children being glued to screens, the dangers of setting boundaries, and what is important to do instead.
How the leader of “Matnat Chaim” continues her husband’s legacy and unites the nation through life-saving altruistic kidney donations
Last Passover Eve, Ora Hatzroni suddenly collapsed to the floor. After 50 minutes of resuscitation, the miracles began. Women helped by Ora and her husband Harel speak of the endless generosity of this great woman and plead: "Don't stop praying."
There isn't enough evidence to prove otherwise, nor surveillance footage; only the personal testimony of those who witnessed the events firsthand, assuring it wasn't human error. Due to lack of evidence, it's impossible to declare it a terrorist attack, but the victims' personal stories say it all.
Over the years, Ezri Tovi has produced hundreds of advocacy videos about events in the country, especially in Judea and Samaria. But where are the Arab refugees? What did Tovi ask the Jews around the world to imagine? And what gift did leftist parents prepare for their settler daughter?
Faiga and Michal survived a brutal stone attack, and Emuna experienced an explosion from a nearby explosive device. Their bodies remained intact, but their spirits shattered to pieces. Since then, they confront trauma and fear daily, yet despite the challenges, they refuse to give up on life.
Regularly, Deborah Pali connects religious and secular individuals for study sessions. How is this returning to her now?
Former Chief Rabbi of Guatemala, Rabbi Yosef Garmon, travels to distant Jewish communities worldwide, fostering connections and interfaith collaboration. Discover his surprising encounter with a Muslim sheikh and the secrets of a Guatemalan church.
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