kindness

When Edwigs Vilatoro reserved a large table at a restaurant for his 61st birthday, he expected to celebrate surrounded by family and friends. When no one arrived, he turned to the restaurant patrons and said something they would never forget.

What is the connection and the difference between the similar letters Dalet and Resh? And what is the significance of the Dalet in the word "Echad"?

The letter Gimel teaches about generosity and giving. What does the shape of the letter hint at, and what is the importance of acts of kindness?

We, ordinary people, need to know that our lives and the gifts we've received, like health, livelihood, family, and friends, are all great acts of kindness bestowed upon us by Hashem.

A social experiment turned into a heartwarming friendship between a young unemployed man and an empathetic stranger. Watch how genuine connection can alter lives.

Meet Guy Shani, the compliment coach, who's redefining the way we connect with others through smiles and heartfelt praise.

In honor of the 15th anniversary of the 'Derech Miriam' organization, which remarkably supports cancer patients in the Jerusalem area, we spoke with Areleh, the organization's manager, about inspiring stories, the challenges, and life-saving emergency actions.

In memory of Rabbi Natan Bukobza, marking the 11th anniversary of his passing this evening, on the 10th of Nisan.

For 25 years, Rabbi Yitzhak and Sima Peretz volunteered at Hadassah hospital on Shabbat. This week, the great miracle happened, and the couple welcomed their own baby girl after nearly three decades of waiting.

*Bo Peske*, a child with autism who usually sits alone at lunch, had a special guest by his side last Tuesday.

A young woman who visited a homeless man daily didn't realize her small acts of kindness would save his life. One day, a phone call changed everything.

Rome: Neighbors of an elderly couple heard distressing cries coming from their apartment and quickly called the police. What made them cry, and how did the police respond? Prepare to learn about one of the most heart-wrenching (yet heartwarming) stories.

When Elizabeth Diamond was diagnosed with terminal cancer, she worried about her four young daughters. Her best friend stepped in to keep the family together.

They dedicate their personal time to meet the needs of others, supplying medicines, documents, household products, holy books, and even tattoo removal services for free—so people don't have to live with negative memories. A wonderful world of gemachs operates across different cities, without any well-oiled systems. Interviews with people who sustain the world—literally speaking.

He was the youngest cantor at Eli Yaffe's academy. Witnessed a disabled child stand after hearing his singing, and studies half a day in a yeshiva to be prepared for questions from those distant from Judaism. An intriguing interview with cantor-singer, Shmuel Krischer.

The human body consists of a framework of white bones and red muscle that covers them. This reveals an inner kindness cloaked by an exterior of 'strength'.