Weekly Inspiring Stories: Top 10 Articles and Videos

"I lost my only son, life is meaningless": and here is the astounding response from the Lubavitcher Rebbe. To read more, click here.

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Who did Sivan Rahav Meir run into at the grocery store, who translates her daily WhatsApp messages into 12 languages, what is 'Torat Chaim', and how did Ziva Meir's personal tragedy lead her to raise 11 children and establish the "Ima Meir" brand? Moran Kors met with journalist Sivan Rahav Meir and her mother-in-law, parent educator Ziva Meir, in a fascinating and insightful video feature. Watch:

For 44 years, 'Yad Sarah' has been a kindness empire from morning till night. Oded Harush went to meet the founder, Rabbi Uri Lupolianski, for an inspiring interview about this incredible organization, its mission, and future plans for a time when it will no longer be needed. Watch:

Dalia Egal lost her husband suddenly just two months before the birth of their daughter. Eight months later, the baby was diagnosed with a cancerous eye tumor. Today, 14 years later, she looks back confidently: "Hashem accompanies us the whole way, never leaving our side." To read more, click here.

In circle: Dalia Egal (Photo for illustration: shutterstock)

Yitzhak Pintosevich was third in the World Athletics Championship, far removed from Judaism and any signs of holiness. But then, in his 20s, he made a drastic change, began studying in a yeshiva, became involved in outreach and personal coaching for major companies in Russia and Ukraine. To read more, click here.

Yitzhak Pintosevich

The family bringing students closer in Kaunas: "We came for a year and couldn't leave." To read more, click here.

(In circle: Rabbi Moshe Sheinfeld)

I realized that I can't be everywhere at once and need to prioritize"; an exclusive interview with Yael Kabesa. To read more, click here.

Yael Kabesa (Photo: Emanuel Maimon)

A tumor in the brain, doctors gave no chances – until something extraordinary happened next. To read more, click here.

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All about the famous "Monday, Thursday, and Monday" prayer tradition. Read more here.

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