All Articles ByMichal Arieli

New Study Finds Heredity Plays a Larger Role in Depression After Birth Than During Pregnancy – Insights for Early Detection and Prevention

The Jewish residents of Ramat Eshkol in Lod cannot forget the horrific nightmare they experienced during the riots. They are now publishing a book to share their neighborhood's story. "It's not just our story, but the story of all of Israel."

Familiar with the famous clicker games, the 'Shabbat Game' on the web, and the games on heritage and tourism sites? Meet Ami Hania, the man who developed thousands of computer games, sharing what led him to this unique field, along with his other exciting occupation: a juggler and playback actor.

After going through years of waiting for her own children, Nava Pasha decided to start a unique fertility medicine charity. Today, the charity serves women from all sectors, offering a listening ear, rare medications (by prescription), massages, and complementary treatments.

Bella Nudelman, an architect at KKL Central District, reveals how Israel's only forest walking trail for the blind was established, allowing them to navigate and even ride bicycles.

Tourists from all over Israel and the world visit the unique robotic dairy established by Nehemiah and Liora Asis in the settlement of Avnei Eitan. How is milking done by a robot, and what special innovations have they developed for the cows?

“A Stage for Memory” project brings youth and Holocaust survivors together to preserve personal stories, fight loneliness, and keep memory alive

After being injured in a bus accident in Thailand, Moshe Atiya decided to return to Israel and get closer to Judaism. Years later, he founded an organization in Kiryat Shmona, aiming to help troubled youth. 'I was once in their shoes,' he explains.

A student's innocent question led Rabbi Alnatan to start a successful children's podcast, now with over 100 episodes. Here's the story behind its creation.

Facing a difficult diagnosis, Arthur Lazarev finds strength despite the challenges of Huntington's disease. "It's not a pessimistic story," he insists, "because even when everything is dark, you can choose to see the light." An inspiring conversation.

How one boy’s spark of faith inspired a group to take on a mitzvah

The miraculous act that preceded the burial of the Chida in Israel, Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu's wish to be buried beside him on Har HaMenuchot, and the miracles that accompanied every stage of establishing the tomb. Rabbi Chaim Suissa, who managed Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu's office for over a quarter of a century, shares touching stories on the 13th anniversary of his passing.

Dr. Yonatan Bentovaish discovered the 'Divine Physics' theory, sparking a major revolution in science. Some claim it's as revolutionary as Einstein's theory of relativity from a century ago. In a fascinating conversation, he reveals its principles and how it impacted his personal life, drawing him closer to the Creator.

Chaim Benisti started designing websites at just 15 and has not stopped since. He has trained thousands and designed leading websites in the country. Here, he shares his journey, offers advice, and reveals his special connection to the Hidabroot organization.

Artist Yosef Yadidzyon creates all his works from a collection of straws. He is now launching a special exhibition showcasing stunning pieces. Who is the person who taught him the secret of creation, but he never got to thank?

While living in Mexico, Eitan Eckstein was asked to help a person break free from addiction to dangerous substances, but sadly, the person passed away. This tragedy motivated Eckstein to establish a center for addiction treatment to save lives.

For 50 years, Ilana Shodron had no idea that her close family members perished in the Holocaust, until the moment she learned their names and fate. This revelation led her on a research journey that resulted in an extraordinary exhibition.

What’s the connection between different types of washing cups, special shofars, and a giant model of tzitzit? For Meir Yehuda Berger, these are just part of the tools he uses to convey the vitality of mitzvot, and that's why he founded the 'Chayut D'kedusha' seminary.

Moshe Gezi, a date farmer from Kibbutz Almog, shares his heartache about the fire that damaged his date plantations, the enormous loss, and the unique support he receives from all across Israel.

The Babylonian Jewish Heritage Center often receives significant Judaica items, but the Torah scroll currently on display not only holds great historical value, it also reveals a particularly fascinating story, shared by curator Orly Becher-Levi.