Last week, Shimi was released from the hospital after being admitted due to the discovery of the flesh-eating bacteria in his small body. In an emotional conversation, his father describes the sequence of events—from a small fall, through urgent hospital transfer, to the miraculous and good ending. "We received our child as a gift."
For years, Dr. Shlomo Kapach has been challenging Darwin's theory of evolution. "I want people to first understand that it's scientifically impossible. Then we can talk further." A special interview on the occasion of his book release 'Evolution Tested'
The heartwarming story of 30 girls from Nof Ayalon who banded together to help 3-year-old Naor Elbaz, battling cancer for the third time.
Why is 19th of Kislev considered the 'Rosh Hashanah of Chassidus'? What happened on this day and how has it impacted the spread of Chassidus over the generations? Rabbi Menachem Brod explains and answers all questions.
The young man injured in a car accident, those with Down syndrome, and the young man paralyzed in most of his body—they and others found employment at Shlomo Keshet's 'Sabonto' soap factory. A factory established to help special needs individuals and illuminate their path.
Discover why Zehava Friedland welcomes women facing mental health crises into her home. What do her family think, and how do they manage when a guest has a severe episode during Shabbat dinner?
Caught between fear and faith at 30,000 feet, one man’s siddur became their lifeline to safety.
Daniel Gordon didn't anticipate the endless stories he would collect when he began his journey around the globe gathering tales of divine providence. Following his world-spanning adventure, talking to Chabad emissaries from all over, he presents the first book in his series: "With Divine Providence."
A filmmaker turned painter shares how Hasidic teachings and Jewish identity transformed his life and his art
He is the only remaining witness of the explosion at the Baghdad synagogue and still remembers the sight of the charred child and many injured. About 60 years later, Maurice Nissan recounts the horrific scenes that led to the immigration of 120,000 Iraqi Jews to Israel.
From hiding in a convent to building a new life in Israel, one family’s courage and miracles
Rabbi Eliyahu Nachum grew up in a traditional family, but after his children grew up, he decided to strengthen his faith, finding all his fulfillment in Torah study. Just days before his books 'Niflaosecha Asicha' were published, he passed away. In an emotional conversation, his sons speak about the unique figure behind the books.
Hannah Gamliel spent her life dreaming of a career in fashion design and evening wear, but after studying at a seminary, she chose to venture into the world of sacred design, crafting Torah curtains. Today, her creations adorn synagogues throughout the Jewish world.
What happens to the stars of viral videos who suddenly find themselves famous? Do the effects of viral fame last? Or would it be better to pause before things get out of hand?
Israel Weiss, an artillery battalion fighter in the Yom Kippur War, recalls the series of miracles that led to victory. "There were no religious or non-religious soldiers, everyone fought and prayed together"
Hofit Karni started modeling at a young age, signing contracts both in Israel and abroad, reaching the top of the world. The plane crash involving her relatives made her change her life entirely. Today she's a mother to a blessed family and confident: "Hashem wants us close to Him."
"Dear Noa, from a laughing and developed baby you lost all ability to function, affected in the harshest way possible. Yesterday you left this world, and I want to thank you." Michal Arieli pens a tear-filled letter to Noa Chaibi.
Rabbi Ofir Malka is currently busy with ruling on the laws concerning the month of Elul and the High Holy Days, delivering lectures and broadcasts, and writing new books. How does he manage to balance it all? An in-depth and fascinating interview reveals why it is so important to increase one's spiritual strength during these days.
Shuli Razon is a Judaica artist whose works are exhibited in exhibitions in Israel and around the world. While she spends years working on some pieces, her primary inspiration comes from her inner world, home, and children. An interview with a breathtaking gallery.
More than a decade after entering the television world and working on almost every existing network, Raviv Jak realized he no longer belonged there. He left it all, became religious, and now writes and acts for the Hidabroot channel. Plus, what does he have to say about the new Kids' Block on Tzofiya?
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