All Articles ByMichal Arieli

Wounded during the Second Lebanon War, Yoni Geller survived an injury doctors found astonishing. Years later, he turned his gratitude into an extraordinary act of giving.

Former judge Shimon Feinberg reflects on his years in Israel’s legal system, his return to Jewish observance, and how standing before human courts deepened his understanding of Divine justice, Yom Kippur, and the mercy of the true Judge

After years of trauma, spiritual struggle, and dangerous choices, musician Miriam Shmueli found her way back through faith, professional help, music, and the decision to rebuild her life one step at a time

A unique Israeli art project brings the 150 chapters of Psalms to life through embroidery, uniting women from diverse backgrounds through creativity, faith, prayer, and a shared hope for healing

Jerusalem architect Tamir Mansour Carmel shares his experience commanding an armored company through months of fighting, the personal cost of reserve duty, and why he is preserving his wartime experiences for future generations

After the tragic loss of her son, one mother discovered how personal pain could be transformed into prayer, purpose, and a deeper longing for the Redemption

For years, Esther Gad expressed herself only through writing. Now, the singer songwriter is bringing her songs, faith, and personal journey to the stage.

They told her to lower her expectations, but Sapir Gurevich believed Hashem could send her the right person. Her journey ultimately led her to the chuppah.

New Central Bureau of Statistics data shows that parents’ confidence in the education system declines as their children grow older, amid widespread frustration with remote learning and growing reliance on private tutoring.

Muriel entered an army synagogue simply to take a break. What she discovered there eventually transformed her entire life.

Tour guide Dodi Bar Sela takes visitors beyond Jerusalem’s familiar landmarks to discover Haredi life, hidden neighborhoods, Jewish traditions, and the personal encounters that replace stereotypes with understanding

Officials in Kyiv are urging Israelis to cancel trips to Uman because of the danger to life, warning of “strict emergency measures, a nighttime curfew, and severe shortages of shelters and medical services.”

Discover the psychological differences between how men and women shop, why misunderstandings arise, and practical strategies to make shopping together more enjoyable and stress-free

Israel’s Education and Finance ministries, together with the Tenufa administration, have launched a new incentives plan aimed at rebuilding the north. Who qualifies for the grants, which fields are included, and what monthly bonus will teachers receive for leading innovative educational initiatives?

Vice President J.D. Vance and his wife, Usha, have announced the birth of their fourth child. It is an especially unusual moment in the history of the American government, one not seen since the days of President Ulysses Grant.

Through vivid storytelling rooted in Chazal and ancient sources, Rabbi Ariel David Fox brings the glory of Jerusalem and the tragedy of the Churban to life.

Italy's parliament is moving forward with legislation to help restore artworks stolen from Jewish families during the Holocaust to their rightful owners.

Rather than hiding her illness, Professor Lidor chose to speak openly, write bestselling books, and help others face Alzheimer's with courage and dignity

When Adir was born with the rare genetic condition Treacher Collins syndrome, his parents were devastated. Today, they are helping families across Israel and teaching others the power of acceptance, resilience, and unconditional love.

A major study reveals why ADHD is often recognized much later in girls and how delayed diagnosis can affect emotional, academic, and social development.