Married to a Torah Scholar: What It’s Really Like at Home
Behind every Torah home is a powerful partnership. Three women open up about faith, family, and the reality of this unique lifestyle.
Articles by Hila Weizman
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"When She Came the Third Time, I Told Her: 'I Hope This Is Your Last Visit Here...'"
What do you do when there's a lockdown but match meetings need to go on? In the heart of Bnei Brak, there's a unique charity providing a venue for match meetings. Nirith Shalom shares her story.
The Tayar Family's Gemach: "Almost Everything Hashem Gave Us - We Made Into Public Needs"
A home gemach rivaling major charity organizations: cars, eggs, hotplates, events, chairs, books, and guest rooms - meet the Tayar Family's unique gemach.
A Month Before the Wedding - The Groom Suffered Complete Paralysis: A Revealing and Shocking Interview
What does a young bride do when a month and a half before the wedding, the groom is diagnosed with a bacterium that causes complete paralysis? Michal Schwartz (pseudonym) shares a revealing and shocking interview about the difficult period, the heartbreak, and the renewal.
Life on Shlichut in Russia: How Naama Oishie Builds Jewish Community in Remote Kaluga
A Chabad mother shares the real story behind Jewish life, resilience, and leadership abroad
Hila Ariel: "When My Son Got Cancer, I Decided to Change Everything"
Hila Ariel openly shares about her son's illness, the challenges they faced, and the role of natural nutrition.
"Dad Owes Me Nothing": Rabbi Yeshayahu Heber's Wife in a Touching Interview
Through the efforts of Rabbi Yeshayahu Heber, chairman of the Matnat Chaim foundation, hundreds of people's lives in Israel have been saved. At this difficult time, as he lies in the hospital in serious condition after contracting COVID-19, we spoke with his wife.
Batsheva Adler: "A Woman Can Function at Home and Work, Yet Still Suffer Greatly"
Why do depression and anxiety increase after childbirth? How can one identify postpartum depression? Can it be prevented, and when should professional help be sought? Batsheva Adler, a CBT therapist specializing in postpartum depression, shares sensitive insights into the challenges that no one prepares us for.
