10 Must-See Videos and Articles of the Week

"When I arrived in Bnei Brak, I felt like I was in another world"; An interview with creator Asaf Shalom Liebowitz. After nearly leaving the music world due to his return to faith, Asaf Shalom Liebowitz has embraced it again passionately in recent years. In a personal interview, he shares about his family, the incredible divine providence he felt under a terrorist attack in Lebanon, his unique work with the mentally distressed, and the song he wrote with Aviv Geffen. Read more here.

Asaf Shalom Leibowitz (Photo: Lior Liner)

Divine Providence - What happens when a Chabad Hasid is assigned a bus route? A Chabad Hasid, who serves as a bus driver, offers to wrap *tefillin* for any willing passengers. Last week, he debated whether to bring his *tefillin* along for the ride, until a special divine providence became clear. Watch:

"We will change the world": Rabbi Uri Zohar introduced a Torah scroll in memory of Arik Einstein (Credit: News 13)

A baby was born lifeless and blue, connected to a ventilator only until his parents could say goodbye. But shortly before the doctors announced they were going to disconnect him, an incredible miracle happened and the baby opened his eyes. Read more here.

Senior commentator Amnon Abramovich makes a dramatic statement: "Rely on our Father in Heaven". Read more here.

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At Rabbi Zilberstein's doorstep, an Arab man knocked and demanded "I want a Torah judgment". Read more here.

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Three women share personal stories: "This is how we sank into debt, broke down financially, and survived." Read more here.

Roni Rosenfeld returned to faith but never dreamed she'd face a daughter going the opposite way. So, what does a mother do when reality hits hard? And how did this experience lead to greater connection, deeper spiritual work with Hashem, and even inspire a book of poetry? Read more here.

(In the frame: Roni Rosenfeld)

This is what will happen to your body if you switch to a cup of warm water instead of coffee every morning. Read more here.

Humor collection: "So, how many *sufganiyot* have you eaten so far? No lying!" Read more here.