All Articles ByMichal Arieli

What led Moishi Gronberg to move to Israel, how he found tefillin in Gaza, and who spread a false rumor about his death? A conversation from the frontlines.

Meet David Druck, the head of 'Kisufim,' who finds creative and impactful ways to share Jewish teachings and culture, reaching the hearts of influencers and the wider secular public in Israel.

Actress Keren Adler shares insights on her first Elul after returning to faith, her recent acts of seeking forgiveness, and the moving High Holy Days poem that resonates with her.

Dr. Guy Stiebel and his team have challenged the long-held belief about Masada's Roman siege duration with groundbreaking research, revealing it only lasted a few weeks.

After his sister's life was saved thanks to a mezuzah check, Lior Haim is on a mission to spread the word. As he distributes his 1,000th mezuzah, he shares his emotional story.

Once living in Turkey as part of a wealthy Muslim family, Leah Gul's life took a turn she never expected. Now, she shares her incredible story.

Discover how musician Ariel Zilber's first Elul after embracing faith transformed his life, who he most recently asked for forgiveness, and which prayer moves him during the High Holy Days.

Once dismissed by peers and limited by societal expectations due to her cerebral palsy, actress Leah Ben Ze'ev proves her strength and resilience as she shares her story on stages across the country.

A personal story of a child's illness, seeking closeness to Hashem, heartfelt apologies, and the enduring melody of "Adon HaSelichot." An interview with Ariella Savir for "My Elul."

From organizing prayer services in Gaza to ensuring soldiers could be with their children on school days, Yochai Glaam's life was filled with acts of kindness and humility. His family shares memories of the impactful life he led before his untimely passing.

Mere weeks after learning her uncle was killed in captivity, Merav Mor-Raviv sits down for an emotional interview. "People don't understand, but these captives are experiencing something akin to a Holocaust."

How a Soviet girl with no knowledge of Judaism found her way back to her roots, and how she journeyed from Belarus to Jerusalem. Cellist Ella Kauffman shares her moving story.

Tzipi Ahel, grandmother of abducted Alon Ahel, shares her family's emotional journey as they await his return with hope and positivity, while also focusing on awareness through art.

Discover the stunning artifacts from Jerusalem’s luxurious homes – chandeliers and exquisite stoneware – now part of the Israel Museum's new exhibit. Senior curator Dudi Mevorach shares the fascinating finds, spotlighting a rare stone box unearthed recently in the City of David.

When Sharon Shlomo danced on Simchat Torah, he couldn’t have imagined that his brothers would be kidnapped from Kibbutz Be'eri to Gaza. Now, over 300 days since the attack, he wages the fight of his life for their return.

Moran Kors faced a tough challenge when a major project she was to lead was halted at the last moment. Yet, out of this disappointment, a unique collaboration between her and Bar-Ilan University emerged.

Since learning that her nephew Omer Naotrah was taken captive by Hamas, Genya Tzohar has dedicated herself to strengthening the people of Israel through increased prayers and unity. "This is the message Omer always gave us, and it's the best thing we can do to honor him." Dealing with the torment of uncertainty remains a challenge.

How Dr. Chaya Keller, an award-winning mathematician and mother of 11, manages her groundbreaking research alongside raising a large family.

Chaim Otter lost all four of his children, but this has not stopped him from volunteering regularly at a Chevra Kadisha, running a soup kitchen, and helping during wartime. Now, after receiving the President's Medal for his work, he shares his faith-driven journey.

How artist Rose Bar Noor turned her post-tragedy seclusion into powerful art. In her latest exhibition, she shares the story behind her evocative paintings.