Yosef Sikurel was a successful theater actor earning substantial salaries, but he left it all behind to embrace Judaism. What did he do when he needed an income? He simply went to the street to play and sing. A story of courage, dedication, and deep faith.
Rabbi Avraham Abargel has built over 100 arks in his lifetime, but his greatest satisfaction came six years ago when he founded the 'Derech Emunah' yeshiva for the second generation of those returning to Judaism.
The Daily Halacha book, which offers concise and simple daily halachic teachings, has sold tens of thousands of copies in recent years. An intriguing interview with the book's editor, Rabbi Avraham Cohen.
Ezra Landau captures the most surprising and contrasting photos you've seen. In a special interview, he talks about his journey into photography, his mentor (Rebbe Nachman of Breslov), and moments filled with humor and faith.
Explore the different types of depression, their symptoms, causes, and proven treatment methods.
Dr. Aharon Alon immigrated to Israel as a senior physician and introduced a unique cancer treatment. Thousands of patients have been treated by him in recent years, but he didn't stop there, deciding to offer healing for addictions as well, influenced by Rabbi Nachman of Breslov. An intriguing interview with Dr. Aharon Alon.
Over 6,000 students study at Shuvu network schools, most from families far from Judaism, with heartwarming stories behind them. What truly motivates parents to send their children to religious schools? We spoke with Rabbi Chaim Michael Gutterman, CEO of Shuvu.
Rabbi Yitzhak Levi, a dedicated student of Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef, summarizes the weekly class given at the Yazdim synagogue. Discover how long it takes to write a class, who reads these summaries, what led to publishing them in a comprehensive book, and which halacha taught in the class prevented a Torah-level Shabbat violation in this fascinating interview with Rabbi Levi.
Rabbi Shlomo Shochet, a renowned mohel who has welcomed thousands of babies into the covenant of Abraham, shares insights on choosing the right mohel, the special blessings at the time of the brit milah, and dispels parents' fears about their baby's pain.
For 25 years, Rabbi Yitzhak and Sima Peretz volunteered at Hadassah hospital on Shabbat. This week, the great miracle happened, and the couple welcomed their own baby girl after nearly three decades of waiting.
Shlomi Katz lost his son 16 years ago in a tragic road accident. The boy's coat got stuck in the bus door, dragging him under the wheels. This led Katz to establish 'Chafetznu L'chaim', an organization dedicated to raising awareness about road safety and working through various unconventional means to bring change.
Over 5000 answers by the Rishon LeZion, Rabbi Yitzchak Yosef, have been compiled into the book 'Responsa of the Rishon LeZion'. In a fascinating discussion, Rabbi Abdiel Israeli, a disciple of the Rishon LeZion, shares the journey to compile the responsa, about two intensive months of work, and what he heard from his teacher along the way. There's even an answer for a 10-year-old child.
Ayoub Kara, a Druze living in Daliyat al-Karmel, deeply loves the Jewish people. After losing two brothers in Israel's wars, he decided to embrace all Jewish holidays. This intriguing interview reveals Kara's strong connection to religious Jews.
When Avichai Ben Baruch was diagnosed with Down syndrome, his parents decided to adopt Karen, also a baby with Down syndrome, so he wouldn't be alone. They never dreamed that twenty years later, they would stand under the chuppah. Recently, Avichai and Karen celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary, living happily, working, and satisfied.
Yaron Levy is considered one of the most suffering individuals in the country; he is confined to a wheelchair with paralyzed legs. Despite this, he is actively working for the rights of people with disabilities in Israel. Today, he plans to arrive at the Knesset to protest for an increase in the meager disability allowance. "One in eight citizens in Israel could become disabled in their lifetime. Won't you help us?"
In the freezing cold, an unexpected meeting uncovers the hidden spark of a Jewish soul and where it can take him
After losing his grandson in a heartbreaking accident, Rabbi Leichter showed how true faith leads to healing, forgiveness, and inner strength.
Rabbi Eliyahu Schlesinger became Jerusalem's youngest neighborhood rabbi at 25, guiding the residents of Gilah through every life step. How does he foster unity across diverse communities? What was his ruling on shooting during Sukkot, and what truly brings a sweet new year? An elevating holiday conversation.
Rafi Perlstein, a young Orthodox Jew, inadvertently sold alcohol to a minor who was actually an undercover police officer. Now, he's facing charges.
Niv Hadar takes the stage and manages to perform wonders and captivate the audience with stunning telepathy shows, but moments later he reveals all the secrets, explaining what's really behind the 'magic' and openly opposes 'magicians' who sell illusions. He also has opinions on alternative therapists and treatment methods, which he views as no less false than magic.
