Judaism

Yair Enavi, one of the most famous press illustrators of the 1970s, unexpectedly left everything behind to pursue a life dedicated to Torah and mitzvot. Today, after 42 years of learning in a kollel, he reveals the journey he underwent and why he continued to publish his artworks anonymously.

After growing up in Suriname and rediscovering his Jewish roots, Benjamin Chong-Alvarez has founded an organization to strengthen the bond between Israel and Suriname. "The community there is assimilating, and this is the only way to save it," he claims.

Rachel Sela grew up as a non-religious kibbutz child, fighting everything related to Judaism, until the day she attended Torah classes intending to attack, only to find herself enchanted by them. And what drives her in recent years to initiate the fascinating "Temple Days"?

Research highlights the benefits of nature on children's learning and mental health. A popular author suggests nature as a remedy for attention issues. Is he onto something?

Rabbi Tovia Singer, a global expert on Christianity, vigorously combats the missionary phenomenon on all fronts, including debating Christian professors.

Dreams spark diverse reactions—some take them seriously, while others do not. What does Judaism say about dreams? Discover 10 insights into Jewish views on dreams.

A chilling message from Yaniv Ma'oded and actor Yehuda Levi on finding spirituality: These are the 10 most viewed videos and articles this week on Hidabroot.

Through conversations over open books, Pierina, a daughter of a Christian family, wanted to win against the Israeli Jewish man she knew in heated debates on beliefs. He won, and they both gained: Bat-Sheva underwent a proper conversion, they married, and established an observant home. The fascinating story of Bat-Sheva Menachem, a righteous convert.

The emotional story of a father who embraced three Shabbats and his profound impact from the heavens.

Examining the distinction between mythical tales and our historical truth.

He played with top artists, lived in Tel Aviv, moved to the desert, and then leaped to New York, knowing there was something about Judaism that drew him. But only in Belgium, married and a father, did he find the courage to fully commit.

Meir Delanga experienced clinical death, later his life was saved when he avoided boarding a command car that caught fire, yet he continued to sink into the secular world. Years later, as a successful theater actor, his life transformed.

Victor Pavlenko decided to undergo a circumcision following a dream he had, Arthur Abraham underwent a circumcision and redemption on the same day, and Itamar Golani experienced a special connection thanks to the circumcision. Those circumcised at an older age share their moving stories.

What actions offer protection to a person? Rabbi Zamir Cohen answers in a captivating 2-minute video. These are the most viewed videos and stories of the week.

Miro Kubani took a big step and overcame the darkness of secularism through the light of Shabbat. He returned to Israel and came closer to Hashem. However, he then faced a battle with cancer, which he has been fighting for the past three years.

Growing up in Tel Aviv, total dedication to music, and an early move to London. Daniel Admon, a musician who returned to religious observance after playing with renowned artists in Israel and abroad, shares his journey upon releasing his song 'With Joy.' This includes breaking points in his religious return, exploring Christianity, Buddhism, and Islam, and the morning he left his non-Jewish wife.

From a religious family and a yeshiva education, he almost left it all behind until a young rabbi rekindled his love for Torah. Roni Bar Sinai, better known as Aharon Bas, captivates thousands with his poetry, inspired by sacred texts to showcase the world's goodness.

Dive into the most captivating content that took the internet by storm this week. From mesmerizing performances to thought-provoking messages, here's what captured everyone's attention.

Naftali Ben Yehuda fled Kuwait to join the Jewish people. In a captivating interview, he talks about his conversion process that was halted, life in Britain during the COVID-19 pandemic, the threats he receives, and the anti-Semitic incidents he encounters in London. Plus: his message to Avigdor Lieberman.

At the age of 60, Hannah Helen traveled from England to Jerusalem to deepen her Jewish studies and faith, ultimately becoming a kosher Jew. "I felt it was my life's mission," she says with excitement.