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Linor, once lost in a life of parties and emptiness, found a new path after watching a transformative video online. Today, she's dedicated to learning and living a life enriched by her Jewish faith.

It began with the tribute project 'Illustrating Heroes' visiting grieving families, bringing them small comfort in a frame. Now, more illustrators join the mission to portray all the victims, with heavy hearts and incredible dedication.

We Were Like Dreamers: This week, around 800 Levites stood on the steps, as they did 2,000 years ago, and sang sacred song with Yonatan Razel (the Levite). Highlights of an unparalleled experience with unexpected surprises.

Underground Judaism in Russia, interfaith marriage, returning to faith, the shock of conversion, and giving Torah lessons. Rebbetzin Ina Esther Schneider is at the forefront of making Judaism accessible to women and shares her remarkable life story.

Meira Rafaeli knew New York's acting elite, sensed the emptiness of her soul, experienced strange spiritual encounters, began a process of return to faith, and humorously shares her story on stage, making even us laugh during our interview.

Orphaned at a young age, the impact on his wife's honoring her parents, the bond with his son who became religious, and one mitzvah he refuses to discuss. Avi Sofer in an interview with a soul

Despite his talent for cantillation from a young age, Rabbi Asaf Berachahu experienced "fear of the public" as a boy – stage fright. Encouraged by his father, he began to pass on his knowledge to future generations. A story about a musical mission.

Debbie Reichman went to sleep and did not wake up. It turns out that the combination of diabetes and COVID-19 can be deadly. A week later, she happily returned to work at the Shabbat bulletin. That's how it is when bringing merit to many gives you strength.

"Squeeze Out the Sweetness": A Prize-Winning Contest in the Haredi Sector Raises Awareness of Sugary Drink Dangers Without Relying on Taxes and Penalties. Check It Out

Akiva Ben David, presenter and host on the Hidabroot channel, stepped out of the studio to one of our society's open wounds—the endless battle of war veterans, their wives, and children. Now he shares about the help he provided, the listening ear he offered, and the love he received from the heroes of Israel.

Her unwavering spirit fuels the creation of the world's most popular Shabbat newsletter. Discover the journey of Shani Moyal, a deaf woman balancing family life and a fulfilling career.

Peri Cohen, a former struggling teenager herself, now serves as a beacon of hope for teens and parents through her teachings on positive thinking.

About 20 years ago, when Hila just began strengthening her faith, she was a single woman nearing 30, with plenty of free time and significant loneliness on Shabbat. How did the rabbi guiding her respond when she asked for a suitable framework, and what does she say today to young women on the same path?

An insight into diplomatic relations, cultural and economic collaborations, burgeoning tourism from Israel to Morocco, nostalgic taxi drivers recounting coexistence, and the experience of serving in Morocco: 'It's thrilling to be an Israeli here now.'

Jacob the orphaned child, son of Holocaust survivors, was abused by anti-Semites. At age 5, he moved to Israel and roamed the streets alone. His mother worked day and night, and his Father in Heaven raised him towards a mission—to ensure every child has parents who raise them together in love. The story of Rabbi Dr. Jacob Arnberg.

Iridology, the study of the eyes, is a unique approach to diagnosing an individual's health, character, and genetic tendencies through various signs in the eyes. Discover everything you wanted to know about 'the eyes as the mirror of the soul', from naturopath Zohara Shavit.

Liat did not appear to be religious, but her Jewish soul wanted to do everything to save the life of a ten-year-old girl suffering from leukemia. Rebbetzin Naomi Cohen shares the story of one woman who not only waited for redemption but also acted on it, with remarkable success.

Bururia's sister was forced into dire straits in captivity. How did Rabbi Meir persuade the guard, who feared for his life, to release the unfortunate woman, and why did Elijah the Prophet appear to Rabbi Meir in the form of a woman? Watch the story that connects to each one of us.

He was born miraculously and returned to faith at 17. His Hasidic family was murdered during the Holocaust, while relatives who fled to Israel were no longer religious. Now, he speaks of divine providence as the sole descendant able to continue his pre-Holocaust family traditions. This is the story of Rabbi Menachem Makover, the man revitalizing public interest in studying the Temple year-round.

I never imagined my preschool-aged children would be so captivated by a book not originally meant for them. But the stunning images and the truth of the holy Torah unearthed from the ground connected us to the rich, majestic past of our eternal people. A personal reflection and a must-read book recommendation.