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Psychological warfare expert Dr. Ron Schleifer discusses Hamas’ tactics with Israeli hostages, Israel's narrative battle, and the cultural missteps implicating their strategy.

Stav Kahlon was a party organizer, but when asked to work on Shabbat, she refused. Little did she know, this decision would spare her from a tragedy.

Journalist Ilan Kfir delves into the events leading to one of Israel's most severe security failures, highlighting the miracles within the tragedy.

Meet the journalist Yaakov Ahimeir, who has interviewed Israeli Prime Ministers and covered historic events that shaped the nation.

Rabbi Eyal Ben David has been serving as a prison rabbi for seven years and was recently appointed as the chief rabbi of Eshel Prison. In a special interview, he talks about the transformative power of Torah study for inmates, the unique challenges of prison ministry, and the joy of instilling hope where it is most needed.

Rabbi Yoram Eliahu shares the story of losing his son, Yedidya, in Gaza and embracing new beginnings with his grandson’s birth.

Ten members of the Kerem Shalom emergency squad, alongside four IDF soldiers, bravely faced off against hundreds of Hamas militants on the morning of Simchat Torah. In an exclusive interview, emergency team member Dudi Rabi shares the miraculous events that protected their kibbutz from a massacre.

Retired Israeli military leaders offer contrasting views on the ongoing conflict in Gaza. In interviews, Generals Gershon Hacohen and Uzi Dayan share their perspectives on Israel's military strategy.

Rabbi Pinchas Soniakov, a military rabbi in Ukraine and a member of the Jewish Federation, visits the front lines to support the soldiers and bring Jewish soldiers closer to their heritage. In an exclusive interview, he shares his fascinating activities and the Ukrainian support for Israel.

Students from AMIT Modi'in High School worked for months to participate in the world robotics competition finals in Texas, but at the crucial moment, they decided to give it up for Shabbat. In a special interview, three of the delegation members talk about their significant sacrifice and true victory.

Daniel Alankwa was born in Mexico into a Reform family. In his youth, he attempted to keep his brother from embracing Orthodox Judaism, but a bicycle accident led him to an Orthodox synagogue, setting him on a path that ultimately brought him to Mir Yeshiva in Jerusalem.

Professor Avi Bell outlines Israel's appropriate response to Hamas's cynical use of civilians and suggests actions against hospitals turned into terrorist headquarters.

The shock of Hamas's attack on the south has been replaced by a significant Israeli response, including airstrikes and a ground incursion into Gaza since the weekend. Former senior security officials analyze the expected operation and its challenges.

The nightmare scenario Israel feared is becoming increasingly realistic: a simultaneous war against Hamas and Hezbollah. Dr. Avi Bitzur, a home front defense expert, speaks with 'Hidabroot' about inadequate existing defenses, diverse weapon distribution, and civilian initiatives replacing state responsibilities.

After Benjamin Horgan lost his wife in a brutal terror attack near their home in Samaria, he remarried and began rebuilding his life. But then terror hit his family once more. In an interview with 'Hidabrut,' he discusses his second marriage and the double loss.

Rabbi Shachar Butzchak and Adi Felah, members of the emergency response team in Ofakim, bravely fought against terrorists despite being armed only with pistols. In an interview with 'Hidabroot', they recount the significant battle, the injuries sustained during it, and their reflections on the difficult event.

Rescue workers and Chevra Kadisha were among the first to arrive at disaster sites in the Gaza border settlements, facing horrific scenes while simultaneously saving lives and preparing the deceased for burial, often under fire. In an exclusive interview with 'Hidabroot,' four of them recount their experiences.

Rabbi Shlomo Wilhelm captured during his escape journey from Zhytomyr, Ukraine, forced to leave due to the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine war. A year and a half after the footage spread throughout the Jewish world, we set out to hear the story of the rabbi who had to flee Ukraine.

In a period marked by a wave of thefts in Bnei Brak, Haim Rotter encountered a burglar and subsequently decided to establish the 'Shomrim' organization to combat this phenomenon. Today, with hundreds of volunteers and dispatchers operating 24/7, 'Shomrim' has become renowned in Bnei Brak and beyond.

Ahead of the U.S. presidential election, experts explain the implications of the charges against former President Trump and the legal troubles current President Biden faces. Plus, a look at how the upcoming election may mirror the previous one.