In light of Azerbaijan's announcement about opening its new embassy in Israel, Rabbi Shneur Segal, the rabbi of Baku, shares insights about life in a predominantly Shia country, the challenges, and stories of resilience.
The day after the Israeli police announced they are investigating the crash in Tel Aviv as a terrorist attack, Gilad Tanaami, moderately injured, shares: "I might not have been here, Hashem protected me because of the synagogue."
Omri Veretsh grew up on a kibbutz without any knowledge of Judaism, while Amichai Chazan rebelled against his religious upbringing and wanted to become a Tibetan monk. Miraculously, their paths crossed, they returned to Judaism, and together they founded the 'Good Point' theater, spreading goodness across the country.
The 30-hour flights for the mission, the challenging wait for children, the amazing news of the quadruplets, and the numerous concerns that accompanied until the moment of birth. Boaz Klein, father of the quadruplets who touched the Jewish world, in an emotional conversation.
The Glitzenstein family from Chernivtsi, Ukraine, continues their activities even during wartime. How do they cope with soldiers' funerals, lack of electricity, and echoes of explosions? Rabbi Glitzenstein shares in a captivating conversation, including their severe car accident and an unbelievable miracle.
After growing up in Suriname and rediscovering his Jewish roots, Benjamin Chong-Alvarez has founded an organization to strengthen the bond between Israel and Suriname. "The community there is assimilating, and this is the only way to save it," he claims.
Balance scales next to punch cards and tokens; coins from the Hasmonean period next to an armored vehicle from Israel's independence war; books from the early days of the state and even millstones from Nahal Gerar. Jacob and Debbie Kelley opened their home to nostalgia; you're invited to visit.
Since his son was diagnosed with autism, Danny Or-Fox has dedicated his life to granting him independence and quality of life. Committed to helping his son and others like him integrate into society, Danny believes: 'Being different doesn't make them limited.'
Saved as a baby in a bombing, he later saves a stabbing victim in Jerusalem
Her extraordinary journey from a war-torn childhood to rebuilding Jewish life in Moldova across generations
For six years, Eitam Yaakov lived in Hollywood as a successful rock band member, performing across America and working on a promising album managed by Chad Kroeger, the lead singer of Nickelback. Deep into yoga practice, a transformation led him to truth, almost completely leaving the music world to work on an innovative Jewish children's book.
Prof. Michael Schimmel, the legendary director of the neonatal unit at Shaare Zedek, unveils his personal journey, the unit's story, and the challenging dilemmas that haunted him over the years.
At 35, Nina Gamzolotova experienced a stroke that paralyzed the left side of her body, leaving her disabled. Nina refused to accept her condition and fought from that moment on to return to life. She is now confident: "Hashem gave me the gift of life, and not less importantly – the gift of spirit."
For years, Omri Ben Akiva traveled the world writing and composing songs, searching for the Creator. What happened in a restaurant in India that sparked his thoughts? Who were the people that helped him along the way? And how is it that the very songs he wrote ultimately guided him to the right path? A candid and fascinating interview.
Sarah Frish, formerly the youngest judge in the country, reveals the great challenge of her life: disability due to polio. She shares her childhood experiences, explains why her parents did not dwell on her illness, and how she managed a household and a demanding career with a paralyzed hand.
What lies behind the Segulah of Monday-Thursday-Monday in the Zvahill community? Who was the first to recognize the sanctity of the place, and how did the Rebbe secure 50 more years for a woman nearing death? R' Eliezer Deutch, a director of the Zvahill institutions, shares an insightful conversation.
Yerach Gletter faces both his and his wife's Parkinson's disease with relentless humor. He jokes even about the prostate cancer and heart issues he developed. After years of various public roles, he's certain: "Now my role is to bring joy to the world."
Sarah Shama traveled to Syria to document the ancient synagogue in Aleppo, unaware it would be the last time it stood in its original form. Now, due to the exclusive photos she brought to Israel, the synagogue is restored for future generations.
Diagnosed with atherosclerosis and in a critical state, Drora Baharal decided to live every moment fully. Now, at age 78 and with 70% disability, she continues to explore the world, affirming: "Even with limitations, dreams can be realized."
The moment the terrorist jumped from the bushes, the shot that led to the death of Officer Amir Chori, the assault, and the moment the bitter news was delivered to the family. Officer Amos Besheari, who was revealed this week as the one who shot the terrorist in the Bnei Brak attack, in a chilling interview.
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