Transformed by tragedy, Henny Maskowitz rebuilt her strength through faith and creativity — using newborn photography to bring comfort, awareness, and light to mothers who have faced the pain of stillbirth
What do you say to someone facing leg amputation? Can their life continue? Why did the War of Iron Swords add dozens to the amputee community? Ronen Litvak, CEO of 'The Next Step,' offers an inspiring and hopeful interview.
Three months after the outbreak of the war, a unique exhibition is currently on display, where artists from different fields present documentation of a reality transformed by the war. Get a first look.
Catch a glimpse of history with KKL's newly revealed path in the Jerusalem Hills, uncovering the remains of an ancient Roman road and an intriguing story.
Debates around investing in securities, new parents curious about the 'value of 5 selaim,' investors needing a business permit, and will writers wanting alignment with Halacha. Rabbi Shlomo Ishon discusses the most intriguing questions he receives.
When Chabad emissary Rabbi Moshe Shaykevitz visited a cemetery in Tashkent, he was stunned to find his full name inscribed on a tombstone. What followed was even more surprising.
A father’s scooter accident turned into a life-altering battle for mobility, faith, and hope — and the unexpected progress that stunned his doctors
Kfir Bibas, kidnapped by Hamas, marks his first birthday in captivity in Gaza. Artist Hodaya Bushari painted his portrait, aiming for it to echo worldwide. Watch the painting process unfold step-by-step.
At 88, artist Ilana Tzamachoni continues to paint biblical verses and present captivating exhibitions. In anticipation of a special exhibit on the verses of the Book of Psalms, she unveils the secrets of her paintings.
When Dr. Yael Shoraki-Elfasi initiated the project connecting volunteers with bereaved families, she didn't anticipate the touching connections that would form. She now shares these experiences and emphasizes: "There is a need for many more volunteers."
Decades after emigrating from Ethiopia for security and peace, Ethiopian women were evacuated from their homes in Sderot but remain committed to their 'Embroidering Project.' They continue crafting even in hotels.
Forty-five years after moving to Israel from Tzefrou, Morocco, Eli Toubli embarked on a mission to document the Jews of the city, their memories, and customs. Discover the surprising revelations he uncovered over the years.
After years of crippling pain and a dangerous dependency on prescription drugs, the young mother of four shares her powerful story of recovery
Just within the thirty days following Eitan Fish's passing, his family prepared an emotional film about his life, documented through the eyes of his young nieces and nephews. Eitan's mother and her two sisters share about this unique project and how it connects to the murder of Ido Zoldan, may his memory be a blessing, sixteen years ago.
From 1,000 to 65,000 volunteers: A commitment to helping every person, a symbol of kindness. Israel Elmasi reflects on the legacy of Meir Weiner, who recently passed away.
Three weeks after the body of Eden Zacharia Hy"d was rescued from Gaza, her mother Orin recounts the long days of uncertainty, the difficult challenges, and her unique path to strengthen and be strengthened.
Why families turn to handcrafted teddy bears and patchwork quilts as a meaningful way to honor, remember, and hold on to those they lost
"Yonatan always thought about what Hashem wanted from him, and that’s what he did," says Eliezer Maimon, Yonatan Lober’s brother-in-law. In an emotional conversation, a week after his tragic fall in battle, Maimon reveals moving stories about Yonatan's character and shares a special request for his birthday.
After ten years of development and research, Dr. Avi Shoshani and psychiatrist Dr. Gregory Katz have developed a device that treats depression without medication, now approved by the Ministry of Health. "We tested it on a hundred patients and the results surprised us."
A young man from the 'Nova' party who regretted getting the party emblem tattooed, an Ethiopian woman who removed a cross tattoo, and a baal teshuva who removed 20 tattoos. Eyal Oded, manager of "We've Removed It" shares inspiring stories.
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