"I was injured by shrapnel, but I'm okay," Dorit Hollander's son reassured her, revealing the extraordinary miracle that took place in Gaza. Now, Dorit shares her moving story, confident that "Someone Up There is watching over us."
Chen Akiva experienced a life-threatening ordeal during childbirth, leading to three strokes. She recounts the miraculous chain of events that saved her and her baby's lives.
What do Israelis experience when they immigrate abroad? How do they manage their longing, disconnection, and desire to remain connected to Israel? Yaffa Turgeman, living for 35 years in Colorado, shares their voices and emphasizes, "An Israeli can never feel completely whole while living abroad."
Ayelet Oren has led countless tours in Jerusalem's Haredi neighborhoods, and through her experiences, she's learned a valuable lesson: "Everyone wants to connect." Discover how she brings secular visitors to the city's most traditional homes.
For 25 years, Michal Banaron lived with her husband and children in a train car deep in nature. Everything changed when they had to leave. Her husband passed away, a war erupted, and the stable life they knew was upended. Yet, from the chaos, Michal found her life's purpose, and today she leads thousands of women on transformative journeys.
"Hashem didn't just make me short like a child for no reason, and with a sense of humor," claims Hananel Amitai, known as Dr. Laugh. Between performances and workshops, he shares his secret and explains how to make even the most indifferent among the audience burst into laughter.
After the birth of their three triplets, Lilach Feldman and her husband received shocking news: one of their daughters was diagnosed with a life-threatening syndrome. From that moment, she was hospitalized for nearly two years, as the family remained steadfast by her side. What inspired Lilach to pursue a career in bringing joy to others?
After surviving six attacks during the Intifada, Hadassah Corinna Gafni felt an inner calling to change her life. She embraced Judaism and Hasidism and founded a unique organization that prepares hot meals for IDF soldiers.
Born with a rare syndrome and a serious heart condition, Adi Peder has defied odds to become what her family calls a 'Love Child.' Her mother, Oshrat, shares their family's journey and the lessons they've learned along the way.
When Liora Haroni moved to Israel, little did she know she would become a renowned artist creating the world's most luxurious challah covers. Here's her captivating story and how she achieved her dream.
Eight years after Hallel Ariel was tragically murdered, her family tirelessly honors her memory. "Succumbing to depression would be the enemy's victory," says her mother, Rina.
When war broke out, Shilat Ayyash paused her life, dedicating a year to supporting the wives of soldiers out of sheer volunteerism. It was through this selfless giving that she found her life’s mission.
After years in Ukraine's music scene, Shlomo Nizin embraced Judaism and moved to Israel. Now he's sharing his inspiring life story and spiritual journey through sacred melodies.
Research finds that many tea bags may release billions of microplastic particles when brewed. Learn how to choose safer tea options and reduce your exposure.
Volunteers from around the world honor heroes by planting trees, not just on Tu Bishvat. Thousands are helping agricultural farms devastated by war. "This is our calling," says Berachia Rosenberg from 'Connections in Agriculture'.
Chani Wiesenstern shares her story of facing illness similar to her late mother's and how it's shaped her life and career.
Few are aware of the miracle that occurred just two days after the outbreak of war when dormant terrorist cells were uncovered throughout the southern region. This revelation was made possible thanks to the dedication of Dr. Eitan Neeman, a senior physician in the intensive care unit at Soroka, and two other fighters. Now, Eitan’s wife Yael shares the heart-wrenching details.
Orin Julie shares her journey of removing nearly ten tattoos to feel renewed, while others also let go of their past ink. ‘It's not as complicated as you think,’ they say.
After recognizing Lidor's post-traumatic stress from his military service, he and Yael could have crumbled. Instead, they choose to fight back. Now, they share their complex journey with PTSD and how it affects their family, as well as their new book.
Discover how a 3.5-year-old girl, Alma, battled a rare tumor with remarkable optimism. Her mother, Manor Rachel Stillman, shares their inspiring story of resilience and the children’s book she wrote as a result.
