Sarah Frish, formerly the youngest judge in the country, reveals the great challenge of her life: disability due to polio. She shares her childhood experiences, explains why her parents did not dwell on her illness, and how she managed a household and a demanding career with a paralyzed hand.
What lies behind the Segulah of Monday-Thursday-Monday in the Zvahill community? Who was the first to recognize the sanctity of the place, and how did the Rebbe secure 50 more years for a woman nearing death? R' Eliezer Deutch, a director of the Zvahill institutions, shares an insightful conversation.
Yerach Gletter faces both his and his wife's Parkinson's disease with relentless humor. He jokes even about the prostate cancer and heart issues he developed. After years of various public roles, he's certain: "Now my role is to bring joy to the world."
Sarah Shama traveled to Syria to document the ancient synagogue in Aleppo, unaware it would be the last time it stood in its original form. Now, due to the exclusive photos she brought to Israel, the synagogue is restored for future generations.
Diagnosed with atherosclerosis and in a critical state, Drora Baharal decided to live every moment fully. Now, at age 78 and with 70% disability, she continues to explore the world, affirming: "Even with limitations, dreams can be realized."
The moment the terrorist jumped from the bushes, the shot that led to the death of Officer Amir Chori, the assault, and the moment the bitter news was delivered to the family. Officer Amos Besheari, who was revealed this week as the one who shot the terrorist in the Bnei Brak attack, in a chilling interview.
Beekeepers Telem Galili and Ehud Levy initiate a unique prayer at the tomb of Honi HaMe'agel. Learn why they believe honey is crucial to the Israeli economy, what their daily routine looks like, and how they deal with constant stings.
For years, the deaf community in Israel had to cope with lack of access to healthcare services. So how do they manage these situations, and could a groundbreaking app from the Ministry of Health change the field?
Alex Michigen has been volunteering with Magen David Adom for over half a century and recently celebrated his 80th birthday. In a special interview, he shares what keeps him going and recalls unforgettable events and open miracles.
Avital Perl's daily visits to the sacred site in Shiloh reveal awe-inspiring stories. She shares her experience with the place, archaeological discoveries, and miraculous tales of hope.
After giving birth to her first child, Eliraz Israeli faced 13 miscarriages and two additional births. Chaya Shmidov had a daughter after seven years of treatments, and Efrat Libi had two children before her family planning was halted. A riveting documentary reveals the journey of couples experiencing secondary infertility and their quest to expand their families.
Agricultural worker Revital Boraya Pink received a gift of life when she survived a work accident. Since then, she has experienced a journey of getting closer to Judaism. "I'm not asking questions or searching for answers, rather putting my trust in the Creator of the world," she explains. What does life look like for an observant farmer?
Yaakov (Anton) Konukhov escaped the war in Russia, traveled for days to reach Israel, and upon arrival decided to undergo a Brit Milah. How does a Brit look at 31, and what revelation did he encounter on the way to the ceremony?
Before Shabbat Bereishit: People embarking on new beginnings share their feelings, fears, and hopes. This time: Racheli Geshaid, who moved with her family and is opening a new chapter.
Itamar Alkobi was injured by stone-throwing while in a Sukkah in the Shimon HaTzadik neighborhood and was rescued in very serious condition. In a special interview, he and his father speak of the great miracles and are confident: "It's all thanks to the prayers of the people of Israel."
Starting Anew: Families embracing new directions share their feelings, concerns, and hopes. This time: Moriah Israeli talks about transferring her eight children to Torah education without regret.
Shabbat Bereishit: People embarking on new beginnings share their feelings, fears, and hopes. This time: Eitan Ben Yaakov, who, after five years of illness, received a kidney and is now starting to live again.
Shabbat Bereishit: New beginnings bring hope and challenges. This time, meet Eti Nudelman, who transitioned from running a school to managing a large logistics center as a volunteer.
Israel Meisler encounters death almost daily, working on the purification of the deceased and performing "kriah" at funerals. In a touching interview, she talks about the challenge, the mission, and how life continues alongside death.
For 30 years, Rabbi Menachem Makover has dedicated himself to raising awareness about the Temple's construction, believing that increasing knowledge about it strengthens our connection. During the Three Weeks, he encourages everyone to learn more, with a special tip for children.
