Why Did the Tattooed Haredi Woman Break Down in Tears? This Week's Most Watched Videos and Articles

Kashrut Reform: Good or Bad? Rabbi Zamir Cohen Explains What's So Problematic:

Body Language Expert Reveals Secrets: "I Can Read a Person in 60 Seconds." What Do Children's Hand Movements Tell Us, and What is the Manager Signaling with Their Body Language and Tone? Hadass Afik Meets Shirley Ben Shimchon, an Expert in Deciphering Body and Facial Language, in a Fascinating Interview:

The Haredi and Tattooed Woman Started Crying: Talia Schneider in a Captivating Interview. How Can You Live Without Harming the Environment Even on the Fourth Floor in the City? Talia Schneider from "Forest House," Who Planted 35 Types of Trees in Her Yard, Teaches Us How to Live in Harmony with Nature. Watch:

How to Welcome Shabbat Peacefully During Winter Time? Dozens of Winning Tips. Friday is Short, and by 4 PM, Shabbat Comes In. So How Do You Welcome Shabbat Like a Queen, On Time and Peacefully? Click Here for Dozens of Winning Tips

Shabbat Table (Photo: Courtesy of the Bouzaglo Family)

The Creative Initiative Gaining Momentum: "We'll Recruit Millions of Supporters and Create a Revolution in the Country." Elishav Wach is Confident There is a Way to Fight a Situation where Terror Supporters Sit in the Government, Stop Reforms that Harm Judaism, and Bring a Real Change. He is Not Alone; He Has a Plan He is Leading with Other Partners Who Want to Make a Change. Here's How It Will Work. To Read More, Click Here.

Elishav Wach

"At Age 12, My Parents Told Me: 'From Today We Will Keep Shabbat.'" Singer Revital Shmueli Grew Up in a Home Far from Judaism. At Age 12, Her Parents Started Becoming Religious, But She Was Busy with Performances and Singing. What Ultimately Changed Her Life's Path, and What Led Her to Make the Brave Decision to Sing Holy Songs Exclusively and Not Perform in Front of Men? Read More Here.

(In Frame: Singer Revital Shmueli)

"When the Jewish Priest Turned to Me, Something Amazing Was Revealed;" a Jew Close to the Priest Speaks. Yaakov Tzvi Gruner Was 8 Years Old When the Nazis Invaded Poland, and Since Then His Life Was in Danger. When His Family Was Murdered, He Fled to a Church Where He Grew Up and Eventually Became a Priest. This Week, He Passed Away, and Before His Death, He Requested: "To be Buried as a Jew." Rabbi Shalom Malul, Who Accompanied Him During the Last Years, Reveals His Dramatic Story. For More, Read Here.

(Photo: Rabbi Elad Portal)

"I Was Admitted to a Psychiatric Ward, Depression Took Over;" for Years, Yedida Derech Dealt with Depression That Surrounded Her at Every Turn in Her Life. She Tried to Avoid Medication but Eventually Realized It Was the Right Path. In a Candid and Emotional Conversation, She Shares What She Went Through and is Convinced: "Do Not Let Yourself or Your Loved Ones Suffer; We Must Remove the Stigma." To Read More, Click Here.

(In Circle: Yedida Derech)

"I Thank Hashem for the Cancer and the Heart Attack; Everything is for the Best:" Chaim Michaelis Suffered from Cancer and Had a Heart Attack, Yet Instead of Being Depressed, He Simply Thanks Hashem for the Miracles: "Every Day I Thank Hashem for the Cancer and the Heart Attack, for Being Single, and Having No Children, I Know It's All for the Best," He Says, Also Revealing Where His Optimism Comes From. To Read More, Click Here.

Chaim Michaelis

The Father of Amit Ben Yigal, HY"D, on the Terrorist's Demand to Open His Son's Grave: "They Are Doing Everything to Hurt Us:" Oded Harush Met With Baruch Ben Yigal, Father of Amit Ben Yigal, HY"D. What Did the Court Decide Regarding the Terrorist's Brazen Request to Open Amit's Grave? Watch:

With Price Increases, How to Save on Grocery Shopping Without Spending Your Entire Salary? Click Here for 10 Smart and Economical Shopping Tips.

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