All Articles ByMichal Arieli

After Rabbi Pizem's home in Sderot was hit by rockets for the third time, he reflects on fading joy, adapting to life under threat, and unwavering belief: 'Only Hashem protects us.'

When Michal Habari founded 'Dance on Wheels,' she paved the way for women and girls with disabilities to enter the world of dance. Now, they meet weekly, perform on stage, and prove there are no limits to dance.

From the horrors of Auschwitz, amidst hunger, disease, and forced labor, Shindy Miller documented the atrocities of the Holocaust with every fiber of her being. Written on hidden scraps of paper, her diary became a chilling testament and legacy for future generations. Now, two months after her passing, her daughter Dori unveils her inspiring story.

A new study reveals a link between household pests and respiratory infections, underscoring the importance of cleanliness—especially for children with asthma.

Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at age 14, Gal Erezi chose to live life to the fullest. Now, as he approaches his wedding and the completion of his degree, he shares his inspiring story.

Dr. Yotam Almagor initiated Israel's inaugural home hospitalization program for premature babies and has witnessed countless heartwarming stories. Discover the inspiration behind this unique initiative and the fates of the babies he's accompanied.

After eight years of dedicated study, a unique memory technique, and a deep connection to the Bible, Shimshon Jacob won first place. His inspiring message: "Focus on the effort, not the outcome, because that's what truly matters."

The organization "Hope and Healing" created a breathtaking menorah from 25,000 balloons. Deborah Agassi, the project manager, shares the menorah's journey and what's planned for the balloons after Chanukah.

Avivi Shifris, the renowned menorah artist, opens up about his impactful creations meant to illuminate the struggle of the captives' families, his giant menorahs, and unique dreidels.

Abraham Shervatayev's unexpected journey into faith led to a heartwarming encounter with Benjamin Netanyahu and his family.

When Yisrael Chassid found the menorah in the charred remains of a home in Nir Oz, he never imagined it would become a last memento for a family who lost their mother. The menorah's survival story continues to touch hearts far beyond that day.

Study finds that virtual physical therapy can significantly reduce pain and improve mobility- offering a flexible, accessible solution for those with chronic back issues.

"Hashem Himself accompanied me," says Rebbetzin Sarit Gez, sharing her journey to Judaism, the trials she faced, and her current mission.

Elchanan Stern's journey is anything but ordinary. From a month-long hospital stay post-birth and multiple surgeries to his parents' unwavering faith, it's a story of miracles and hope. "We've witnessed great miracles so far, and we believe that more are to come," says his mother.

Rabbi Eli Stefansky traded in a life of luxury and private jets for spiritual fulfillment. Now, he leads one of the world's largest Daf Yomi classes. "It's my best business," he reflects.

In a harrowing wait, Ayelet Samenro, mother of the abducted Yonatan Samenro, refuses to accept that her son isn't alive. She calls for a global Shabbat focused on the return of the hostages.

Born four and a half months premature, Elia Sabag was given slim chances to survive by doctors. But with unwavering faith and determination, his story of resilience unfolded. His mother shares the miraculous journey that brought them here.

During his service in identifying casualties, artist Yechiel Ofner found unexpected recognition for a spontaneous drawing in a kibbutz. This article explores how a simple gesture during a time of chaos led to a national conversation.

While in Brazil's most secure prison, Oshrit Elisha never imagined how that experience would later drive her to support families of hostages. Here’s her riveting and inspiring story.

Dr. Eyal Atias' mission to change disheartening statistics: diabetics often face drastic measures, but there's hope for their legs and quality of life. "We have the power to change the statistics," he insists.