Rabbi Zeev Katznelbogen, Ephraim Shachor, Avraham Foa, and Rabbi Shmuel Moreno discuss with 'Hidabroot' their experiences traveling to the Wall, facing harassments, and witnessing miracles.
Bania Peretz was critically injured in a terror attack at Tapuach Junction. Prior to this, he planned to enlist in the commandos, but now he's bound to a wheelchair and dealing with full paralysis. In a conversation with 'Hidabroot,' he promises: "I will walk again," and discusses the "Helping Bania Walk Again" campaign. A moving and faith-filled interview.
The odds of returning home safely were slim, but retired Air Force pilot Zeev Raz didn't hesitate as he led his plane toward the Iraqi reactor. In an interview, he shares the pivotal event, the miracles during the tense flight of his life, and recalls the verse that accompanied him back to Israel.
Riding motorcycles, armed with silenced pistols, they disappear immediately after the elimination, leaving another Iranian official lying on the ground, bleeding. Former defense officials try to outline the profile of these assassins.
Avraham Arend just went out for a walk, but was brutally attacked by terrorists. How did the incident end without an indictment, with the claim that no attack even occurred? In a conversation with 'Hidabroot', the attack survivor talks about the long legal saga that recently concluded.
A young man from Haifa encounters a Chabad House in South America, leading to his spiritual strengthening. Shortly thereafter, during a trek in the southernmost city in the world, where he travels alone, he slips down a dead-end slope. In an interview with Hidabroot, he recounts the long hours of uncertainty, the fear for his life, and the commitment that pulled him out from the depths.
A year after the tragic passing of Ahuvia Sandak, his father Abraham continues to seek justice for his son. In an emotional interview, he recounts the ongoing challenges and the truth he hopes to uncover through a newly formed investigative committee.
Yahya Jardi arrived at the outskirts of Damascus Gate in Jerusalem on a late evening during the 'Guardian of the Walls' events, only to find crowds of young people waiting for Jewish prey. In a painful interview, he recounts the brutal lynching, its harsh repercussions, and his thoughts of returning to Yemen, where he immigrated from two decades ago.
Elchanan Gruner, editor of 'The Jewish Voice,' continues his crusade against Mansour Abbas and the Muslim Brotherhood movement. Despite threats of legal action, Gruner remains committed to exposing the truth.
The last greeting, the Torah and Chassidut that burned within him, the dream to build a family cut short in the old city's alleys, and the shock as the terrible news was revealed. Eli Kay's friends remember and mourn.
Like other Jews in Iran, Eti Zionit's life was turned upside down with the outbreak of the Islamic Revolution in Iran. She tried to help Iranian Jews escape and also intended to immigrate to Israel herself, but then a series of terrifying events unfolded showing her firsthand the divine providence.
Despite their dedication, they found themselves quickly forgetting the Shulchan Aruch's material. Through the "And You Shall Bind Them and Remember Them" method, they discovered how to retain the knowledge for years.
A seemingly routine trip on bus route 405 from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem turned into an unforgettable tragedy for Israeli citizens. In a heartfelt interview, Moshe Elul, the driver who survived, shares his story of struggle against the terrorist, the shocking tragedy of a couple who died together, and his spiritual awakening after his miraculous rescue.
Attorney Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, along with Meir Dagan, revolutionized the fight against terror and has since become the terror of Israel's enemies. Over the years, Leitner has been responsible for hits on Hezbollah's Secretary General Nasrallah, draining Haniyeh's resources, and becoming a headache for Tehran and the Palestinian Authority. We embarked on a global journey to explore the activities of the president of Shurat HaDin, whose efforts are studied worldwide.
Natalia Rothenberg is appalled that such content is published in the Jewish state, Yevgeny Zilakov wonders why the authorities do not prevent Lieberman's inciting party from running for elections, Max Brodsky highlights differences between previous and current incitement rounds, and Geula Shoshanov shares the attacks she endures. Immigrants from the former Soviet Union speak their minds.
Hours after the search for Esther Horgen z"l began, as the small settlement of Tal Menashe in Samaria was transformed into a sort of military zone filled with forces, Binyamin Horgen, her husband, began to grasp the possibility that he had lost the woman who had faithfully been by his side for the past thirty years. A tearful interview.
Amid the chaos and conflict in Ethiopia, hundreds of Jews are grappling with the harsh realities within the tense region. Their relatives recount the painful stories of Tigray's Jews and demand their immigration to Israel.
The quiet community of Tal Menashe mourns the brutal murder of Esther Horgan, a relationship advisor and mother of six, who was a symbol of love for the land. A local resident recounts Esther's love for the land, an unexpected condolence message from Arab workers, and the residents' call to expand the settlement in response to the attack.
Despite all the warning signs, Rachel Lichtenstein was completely shaken by her blindness. After a difficult adjustment period, she shook off the pain and began a journey to strengthen and instill faith, even in those who have faced the worst. A captivating interview.
The Shlavim Organization assists Baalei Teshuva in finding jobs and supports applicants from the adjustment phase until after employment. The organization's employment coordinator discusses the important activities, the complex moments, and even the case of a lecturer reinventing himself post-termination.
