Shuli Razon is a Judaica artist whose works are exhibited in exhibitions in Israel and around the world. While she spends years working on some pieces, her primary inspiration comes from her inner world, home, and children. An interview with a breathtaking gallery.
More than a decade after entering the television world and working on almost every existing network, Raviv Jak realized he no longer belonged there. He left it all, became religious, and now writes and acts for the Hidabroot channel. Plus, what does he have to say about the new Kids' Block on Tzofiya?
Rabbi David Feirman and his wife decided to take education into their own hands. After years of educating their 15 children, they are now sharing their method with others. Discover how they convince children to go to synagogue, set boundaries, and manage family dynamics at the Shabbat table.
Hila Ben Yitzhak met Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu on several occasions, each time experiencing a special spiritual uplift. Recently, she couldn't resist and decided to create a special painting of him titled 'Hilula.'
How an Ashdod franchise owner closed on his busiest day and found a deeper purpose
Ruth Bloy, the convert who passed away 18 years ago, is one of the most famous women in Israel. Known for her immense activism and her marriage to the leader of the Neturei Karta, Rabbi Amram Bloy, her daughter-in-law shares her life story in an engaging conversation.
The moment artist Hila Ben Yitzhak met her husband, he asked her, "Paint Shabtai, my uncle who fell in the war," but she never managed to—until one day, it simply happened on its own. Also: the chilling story of Uncle Shabtai Mivilashvili.
Artist Devorah Karl transforms her grandmother’s Holocaust memories into hopeful expressions of faith, courage, and Jewish continuity
How a famous Israeli fashion designer and singer gave up wealth and fame to return to Jewish faith and inspire others through music
After years of global success in the entertainment world, Yaniv Suissa chose faith over profit
Cleaning agents, while effective, can pose serious health risks. Each year, tens of thousands suffer related injuries during Passover cleaning sprees, with some cases result in severe harm. Experts offer guidance on avoiding such dangers.
Nurit Schatz decided to volunteer in the happiest places – in delivery rooms and maternity wards at Hadassah, and discovered the profound need for such service. "Even in the happiest of places, joy must be preserved," she explains.
Ohad Rosenfeld reached the ends of the earth, evading a tsunami and finding solace by a spring. Yet, he feared returning to his Jewish roots more than anything else. A fascinating conversation reveals his life's story.
Harel Zion was set to compete in a youth boxing tournament to crown the country's champion. He withdrew at the last moment because it was held on Shabbat. "I want to be like Omer Adam, who doesn't perform on Shabbat," he explains.
On the eve of Purim, cartoonist Avishai Chen reveals secrets from his studio, sharing where his ideas come from, who he consults before publication, and the cartoon he regrets to this day.
Six-year-old Or, with Down syndrome, has already made her mark in various campaigns. Her mother, Lital, reflects on their journey from the initial arrival of Or to embracing her unique path.
A journey of faith, love, and the miracle of a life saved through the kindness of one family member’s sacrifice.
His final Chanukah reminded us that even in illness, greatness shines—and every moment of life matters.
Racheli Reuven recalls the moment the doctor told her, "I'm sorry to say, but there is no chance you'll have children." She remembers the sorrow and pain, but also telling Hashem, "From today, you'll only see tears of joy from me." Now, she is launching 'Voice from Heaven,' a performance recounting her story.
For the fourth year running, the 'Hidabroot' organization is hosting a global challah baking event in honor of our matriarch Rachel. Thousands of women around the world will participate from their homes, guided by 'Hidabroot' rabbanit. "Each year, we witness miracles and blessings," says Rabbanit Hagit Shira enthusiastically, "because Mother Rachel never forgets anyone."
