From every angle, he was a remarkable child. By age three and a half, he started learning Tanach, and by age seven, he had already completed it three times. He was full of passion for the Land of Israel and deeply connected to Hashem. This is Ahuvya Sandak.
Hallel Zacharia, 17.5 years old with Down syndrome, is a testament to the power of prayers and dedication. An inspiring interview with parents who chose to invest everything possible in him.
Avraham Herzlich, 81, is an American who grew up in the big world, then left it all for Torah study, service to Hashem, and tending the flock. In a fascinating interview, he reveals the harsh tragedy that befell him and how one rises from nothing.
The wonders of laughter, the personal psychologist, memorable encounters, unforgettable dramas, and unusual hours: Itzik Ozeri reveals in an interview what gives him the strength to wake up every morning with a small song in his heart. Small but mighty.
Hamas' ambush, the dramatic pursuit, discoveries from the tunnel, military promises, the international struggle, political obstacles, and longing. Simcha Goldin painfully reveals how the strongest country in the Middle East has abandoned his son, Hadar.
Rabbi Yissachar Dov Krakowski, an Orthodox Jew, comfortably navigates the Gulf States, meeting princes and posing with heirs. In an exclusive interview, he reveals how a Jerusalem scholar cultivates relationships with the kingdom's leaders in Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
She is familiar with the fragility of life and chose to be part of giving life. Tal, the last donor through Rabbi Heber z"l, shares her story on donation, work, and life lessons. Read to (not) believe there are still people of a different kind.
The widow Sivan, the young orphans, and the bereaved siblings talk to a Hidabroot reporter about the unique character of the holy Rabbi Shay Ohayon z"l.
The mother of Noam David, who drowned in a pool during the last holiday, shares the moments of despair and strength, how her mother gave Noam David his life back, and a thank you to the people of Israel. An interview filled with faith and miracles.
Her return to faith, the twists along the way, a severe car accident that totaled the vehicle, but Rivka Mor Friedman miraculously survived, claiming it was thanks to the Hidabroot brochures.
Amid the colorful and impure flags flying across Ramat Gan, Rabbi Reichlevitch appears with the 'Shema Israel' sign and manages to reach the hearts of the city's residents, all with gentle ways.
Miro Kubani took a big step and overcame the darkness of secularism through the light of Shabbat. He returned to Israel and came closer to Hashem. However, he then faced a battle with cancer, which he has been fighting for the past three years.
In a poignant turn of events, Yoni Halperin learned the power of melody, and since then, he has led the volunteers of "Rachshei Lev". From the dark wards of Tel HaShomer, Yoni shares how a little light can dispel great darkness.
Akiva Ben David, director of 'Tsophia', speaks in an emotional and revealing interview about what happens behind the scenes, and also shares his life's story: "I was in China, but divine providence led me straight to the Hidabroot offices."
Soldier Amit Ben Yigal was killed by a stone thrown at him, leaving his father without a lasting legacy. Arik Navon met the bereaved father and heard about his unique son, their Shabbat and handwashing traditions, and the surprising private providence.
How are people in London coping with the coronavirus crisis? Miri Moses gives a personal account from the heart of the Jewish neighborhood: "Every family here has been affected; I even wrote a will, and my business is completely shut down." A chilling conversation.
Cantor Eli Salomon uses the COVID-19 era to bring joy to others, attending brit milahs on balconies and moving audiences. In a special conversation, he shares the most memorable events he has participated in.
At the close of the shiva for Rabbanit Tzipora Bazri, her son, Rabbi Yitzchak Bazri, shares stories of her unique character, dedication to Torah and her husband, and the moving dream she had the day before her passing. "Mother left us a message that redemption is near."
On the eve of Passover and during the holiday, the people of Israel watched the Dikman brothers, Ruli and Yoeli, singing and dancing on the celebration truck. Who else got a visit from them? And who did they discover at the Lavi Hotel? Ruli tells it all, including the drama that unfolded at the end of the holiday.
Rabbi Sandy Wilshansky speaks about the restless Jewish spirit, the farewell to a community member, loneliness, the collapse of the 2020 Tower of Babel, and the initiatives Chabad emissaries undertake. He doesn't plan to leave.
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