Miriam Peretz: Choosing Life After Loss — Faith, Resilience, and the Power of Jewish Spirit
Miriam Peretz shares her journey of strength, motherhood, grief, prayer, and unwavering commitment to the sanctity of life
Miriam Peretz shares her journey of strength, motherhood, grief, prayer, and unwavering commitment to the sanctity of life
A moving life journey through motherhood, spiritual growth, Jewish identity, and the deep connection between family, prayer, and hope
Ariel Zilber discusses the injustices faced by Holocaust survivors, challenges of aging, and his views on the COVID-19 pandemic.
Moshe Arye Cink, head of Hidabroot operations in Hungary, shares surprising collaboration between various Jewish organizations, the widespread impact of the virus in Hungary, and the woman whose life he saved.
The Israeli singer-songwriter opens up about privacy and creativity, Shabbat and modesty, spiritual growth, and how faith, restraint, and simple living shape both her music and her life
How the beloved Israeli singer rebuilt her life through faith, family, and women-only music
How a young Israeli artist searched for meaning through music, left the stage for Torah and Chabad, and now creates faith-inspired music
At age 39, exactly 30 years ago, Rami Danoch, one of the founders of the renowned band 'Tzlilei Ha'ud,' suddenly lost sight in his left eye. This led to a miraculous story of divine providence, including great fear and an urgent telegram from the world's top brain surgeon.
In the upcoming weeks, every Friday at 16:00, the new program by creator Amiran Dvir, 'In Amiran's Living Room,' will air. In his program, Amiran hosts diverse and fascinating artists in his home. In a special interview for the launch of the show, he provides a first glimpse into the lavish interviews and reveals a secret related to the special clothes kept in his closet.
Avihai Tahia, a young singer and creator, shares the story behind his song 'Not Losing Hope.' He talks about his family's return to faith inspired by him, an impromptu performance with Benaya Barabi that left no eye dry, and reveals why he shelved 600 songs he wrote. For the first time, he shares his feelings on the night he felt truly helpless.
Growing up in Tel Aviv, total dedication to music, and an early move to London. Daniel Admon, a musician who returned to religious observance after playing with renowned artists in Israel and abroad, shares his journey upon releasing his song 'With Joy.' This includes breaking points in his religious return, exploring Christianity, Buddhism, and Islam, and the morning he left his non-Jewish wife.
The beloved Israeli singer shares his childhood story, creative path, Shabbat inspiration, and the deeper meaning that guides his life
Insights into her spiritual journey, social activism, and the storms created by her outspoken public positions
Last Thursday marked the dedication of a Torah scroll in memory of fallen soldier Amit Ben Yigal, through an initiative by the Hidabroot organization. In a special interview, various captivating individuals share the emotional and rare events that unfolded around and following the event.
Assaf Ashtar reflects on heritage, spirituality, Shabbat, challenges in auditions, and his deep commitment to family and gratitude
The beloved singer reflects on his Yemenite roots, deep connection to Judaism, the tragedy of losing his son, the power of faith, and creating music as a path to healing and devotion to God
The beloved children’s entertainer reflects on his Persian-Jewish roots, lessons from the army, the struggle with fame, and discovering joy through giving, mitzvot, and positive influence on children
Ruth Cohen breaks a decade-long male dominance by winning the World Bible Contest. On Shavuot, she reveals her self-doubt, desire to win, her rigorous study schedule, and her bible exam grades.
A fashion show at the Tel Aviv port, living in Australia, and an endless search for purpose. Eiran and Revital Baleli, a couple of artists who returned to Judaism, share the significant moments in their lives and the creative way they make a living during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Eight months after Rina Shnerb was murdered while on a trip with her brother and father, Rabbi Shnerb shares the most difficult moments in his life, the religious and charitable initiatives that emerged following her death, the tzitzit that served as a tourniquet, and the great comfort that unexpectedly entered their lives as they welcome a new baby girl.