Articles by Hadas Targano

After enduring school bullying for three years, Lidor Dahan, now 19, leads "Living on the Edge," a movement dedicated to combating bullying in schools.

Tomer Tregano, like many teenagers, was an avid social media user. Little did he know that a single video would drastically change his life, leading him towards a path of religious observance.

Yonatan Fisher had a passion for filmmaking since childhood, and now he's proving that high-quality Charedi cinema is possible.

Linoy Yitzhak, who grew deaf as an infant, embraced Judaism but encountered an unexpected challenge in communicating with rabbis. This inspired her mission to bring the beauty of Jewish teachings to the deaf and hard of hearing.

When teacher Miriam Rosenbaum gave birth to her little son, she never imagined he would face a rare syndrome and be hospitalized for about two years. Out of pain and struggle, she founded the Nakudi site, helping hundreds of children learn to read with joy. A story of mission.

Discover how art and clay modeling bolstered children's confidence and transformed lives at Gatit Ilay School of Clay, where creativity meets character development.

Hananel Turgeman is an illustrator of holy books and runs illustration workshops. Since the outbreak of the war, he has been meeting thousands of children in the workshops he voluntarily runs, believing in illustration as a tool for healing and mental resilience during regular times and war.

From the age of 12, Henia Teichtal was on a mission to empower Jewish girls through drama and film production. In an interview with Hidabroot, she talks about Jewish cinema and breaking barriers without breaking norms.