Captivating Stories This Week: From Prison to Rediscovery

Why did Hashem create me just like this? Rabbi Zamir Cohen shares an extraordinary parable highlighting the divine wisdom behind every being’s unique purpose:

Touching story: A young couple ended up in prison to save a Jewish soul. Accused of embezzlement, they were thrown into an American jail. Six months later, it was revealed that their Afro-American warden was deeply impressed by their conduct during those tough days and began to explore Judaism in depth. Read more.

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Surprising news: Ben El Tavori takes on the mitzvah of tefillin. Read more.

Sagittarius in Judaism: Born in Kislev? Discover everything about the sign of the month, Sagittarius. Read more.

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Where have we come to?! The story that shocked both Rabbi Shneor Goetta and the audience. Watch:

When a car hit a child head-on, the doctors couldn't believe their eyes. See the miracle unfold:

The broadcaster recognized a heart attack and saved a listener's life on air. Watch the moving conversation:

Sparking the internet: A teacher resigned after a Zoom lesson. You won’t believe why. Read more.

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Yael Bar Zohar’s touching moment: "I woke up in the morning and this was the sight before me." Read more.

Zoo-Aretz and his son praying together

An American nurse's shocking post: "Doctors are sending COVID patients to die in a ‘pit’." A video from a Texas hospital nurse has been stirring the web. She claims COVID-19 patients are dying in a 'pit'—a term used by staff for those deprived of proper medical care. She revealed that only the doctor's wife, who received special treatment, survived. Read more.

(In circle: Nurse LaWanda Rivers)

The Kalifa Sisters: "We make sure not to upload our songs to YouTube." The ‘Kalifa Sisters’ have been performing since age nine, singing songs by Miri Israeli at events, camps, and conferences. Now, twenty-five years after their breakthrough, they continue to perform worldwide. They reflect on their experiences and explain why they hesitate to expose their children to the audience. Read more.

The Kalifa Sisters (Photo: Tzvaim Productions)

"Don’t threaten us": The confrontation between Menachem Begin and Joe Biden. The late Prime Minister Menachem Begin met Joe Biden in 1982 during a Senate Foreign Relations Committee meeting. The young senator from Delaware harshly criticized Israel’s settlement policy in Judea and Samaria, implying a threat to cancel American aid. Begin retorted: "Don’t threaten us." Read more.

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