Amir Vahaba, a veteran artist and ba'al teshuva, shares his unique connection to music, the unexpected breakup of his band, a surprising call from Aviv Geffen, his complex journey of repentance, and his hope that his songs will finally break out after 20 years of writing.
Ahead of his new album release, Yonatan Razel shares in an intimate and honest conversation with Avner Shaki about the phrase that struck him in a remote African airport, his days and nights as a shepherd, and why he began composing his songs on a guitar. An interview with a difference.
In honor of his new album release, Aharon Razel shares in a special interview about his family's assimilation in the U.S., what Shuli Rand has given him, and reveals his feelings about not being played on Galgalatz.
Morris Haziza, the owner of the new kosher 'Agadir' branch in Jerusalem, faces a secular boycott. "Why boycott someone who wants to practice their faith?" he asks, while noting: "Since the boycott was announced, we've seen a surge in patrons."
From prestigious radio programs to performing with top Israeli rappers and working as a reporter at Channel 10, none of these were enough for Yair Elitzur, who eventually found his happiness in leading a Torah-observant life. Now, after a decade in yeshiva, he's returning to create - but this time with holiness.
He has 13 siblings, 10 biological children, 6 foster children, and hundreds of teenagers who owe him their lives. A special interview with Rabbi Yechiel Kassel, the rabbi of the village 'Zoharim'.
After rising to fame on 'Kochav Nolad', significant spiritual growth, dealing with late bachelorhood, and a painful farewell to his close friend Hadar Goldin z"l, Elchai Refuah releases a debut album and reveals why his picture isn't on the cover.
Ofer Halevi, founder and director of the largest and most successful religious theater in Israel, talks about his youth on a secular kibbutz, his professional rise, and the happiness he couldn't find in secular acting.
From childhood performances, studies in prestigious yeshivas, a prolific musical career, to a severe road accident with miraculous outcomes. This is the story of Chaim Tzadik, who experienced clinical death, journeyed to the afterlife, and returned stronger than ever.
Following the audience's love for the enchanting show "Ahavat Olam" aired on the Hidabroot channel, Rabbi Daniel Cohen, who appears alongside Tzvi Yehezkeli, shares about its creation, why he returned to music after a 15-year hiatus, and the anti-Semitic attacks he endured as a teenager in the U.S.
With hopes that this third album will make a big impact, Yosef Nativ opens up about his journey through depression, finding solace in spirituality, and embracing his original name.
With the launch of 'Ahavat Olam', a new and talked-about program by Tzvi Yehezkeli and Rabbi Daniel Cohen on Hidabroot Channel, Yehezkeli reveals the significant changes in his life, the inner struggles he faces, and the time he halted filming for an urgent dip in the spring.
Three years after announcing a retirement from music creation, Avi Benayoun releases a new song that encapsulates the main lessons he's learned, transforming his life forever.
Nothing prepared creator Rami Lev for the fame he achieved through writing hundreds of songs, including many faith-strengthening ones. This is the story of the gifted child from a hard-pressed family in Nahariya who at age 16 was already writing and composing songs.
After drawing closer to tradition, releasing four successful albums, and a fresh one in particular, Erez Lev Ari comes to his first interview with Hidabroot where he talks about childhood memories, a late-starting career, and one song that surprised him.
With ongoing talks involving Hamas and the frequent mention of Hadar Goldin and Oron Shaul, in a special interview, Professor Simcha Goldin, Hadar's father, discusses a tough conversation with his cousin, former Defense Minister Moshe (Bogie) Yaalon, not long after a kidnapping, their relentless yearning, and he reveals what Rabbi Kanievsky said about the book Hadar wrote and which was published posthumously.
The work of Abraham Abutbul, a talented baal teshuva musician who passed away too soon, is now gaining renewed attention with a new album featuring his songs. In an open-hearted interview, Chagai Rosnek, the album's creator, talks about the fears accompanying the creation and the sentence Abraham told him that he will never forget.
The beloved Israeli actor and singer reflects on his Jerusalem roots, his grandmother’s influence, his brother’s faith, performing for children, and a legacy of kindness
Dozens of high school students celebrated a bar mitzvah yesterday for children with severe intellectual disabilities. The event, featuring singers Yishai Lapidot, Chaim Yisrael, and Yaniv Ben Mashiach, exceeded expectations. 'This is the best preparation I could ask for my own bar mitzvah,' said one of the students attending the event.
How humor, faith, and purpose shaped the life of an Israeli entertainer
