A psychotherapist explains how overprotective parenting and fragile self-identity are fueling anxiety and depression — and how reclaiming personal responsibility can lead to lasting emotional healing
At Israel’s edge, half a kilometer from Egypt, farmer Sarah Yifrach spent nine years building a mikveh, and discovered an unexpected journey of teshuvah and purpose.
From the music scene to a life of Torah, Erez Lonberg’s journey took a dramatic turn when his son was critically wounded in Gaza. A powerful story of faith.
After watching the Patria sink, Eliyahu Hakim vowed revenge. At 20, he went to the gallows unbowed. Decades later, his legacy endures.
After months of reserve combat in Gaza, Eliran Mizrahi z"l came home changed. His mother, Jenny, now fights to save soldiers living with severe PTSD—"It’s an injury like losing a limb. Nothing will bring back my son, but I want to save others."
Worried bilingualism may delay your child’s speech? Here’s the truth about language development and why there’s no need to panic.
At just 12, Elena Yeshiwork set out alone from Ethiopia for Israel, surviving hunger, prison, and danger until she finally reached home, a journey she calls her own Exodus.
In post-Holocaust Krakow, a Yemenite rabbi is guiding Jews back to their roots, sparking a quiet revival of faith, identity, and connection.
At five, Tamar Hirschl fled for her life, endured imprisonment, hunger, and hiding, and rebuilt in Israel, holding on to hope until her art carried her forward.
A siren, a blast, and a home left unrecognizable. One woman shares her firsthand experience of Arad’s rocket strike and the miracle that followed.
At 21, Jerusalem-based Chaim Elchanan Idan produces events, connects top artists, travels independently, and is building opportunities for others with disabilities.
Orphaned at a young age, Dalalin Destao rose from hardship in Ethiopia to become a leader and mentor in Israel, inspiring countless teens along the way.
After experiencing terrifying panic attacks, Anat Doron discovered the power of therapy, and now helps others overcome anxiety
Rare photos from Yad Vashem show how Jews observed Passover during World War II in ghettos, refugee shelters, hospitals, and internment camps.
Rare photos from Yad Vashem reveal how Jewish communities across Europe prepared for and celebrated Passover on the eve of World War II.
She thought she was writing fiction. Then she discovered a woman whose life mirrored the story almost detail for detail.
A powerful personal story about diagnosis, treatment, hospitalization, faith, and breaking the stigma around mental health
One grew up Chabad. The other calls herself secular in every way. Together they created a Torah class that’s bringing women together.
A cardiologist discovered a remarkable form of art by transforming Hebrew letters into intricate images, blending creativity, language, and deeper meaning.
The Hebrew language is filled with hidden wisdom. Esther Monovich explores how words reveal profound spiritual messages.
