COVID-19

Diabetes, which affects essential body organs like the heart and kidneys, becomes even more dangerous during these times of battling the coronavirus. As we gradually return to routine, here are important things to know about diabetes and COVID-19.

Through the efforts of Rabbi Yeshayahu Heber, chairman of the Matnat Chaim foundation, hundreds of people's lives in Israel have been saved. At this difficult time, as he lies in the hospital in serious condition after contracting COVID-19, we spoke with his wife.

Rabbi Eliyahu Bakshi-Doron, renowned former Chief Rabbi, passes away due to COVID-19: This week’s top articles and videos resonated deeply with the audience.

Hedva Eisen shares the story of her daughter's swift wedding amidst COVID-19 restrictions: cautious and compliant, yet full of immense joy.

Bnei Brak's drama unfolds with empty streets, rabbis calling out, and a relentless effort to halt the virus. Michael Kakon, a member of Bnei Brak's city council, speaks candidly.

A nurse shares a touching story from the isolation department. Dive in and watch—you won't stay indifferent.

Every day, headlines focus on the rising infections and deaths from COVID-19. Yet, amid the chaos, incredible recovery stories remind us of the miracles unfolding quietly.

Rabbi Sandy Wilshansky speaks about the restless Jewish spirit, the farewell to a community member, loneliness, the collapse of the 2020 Tower of Babel, and the initiatives Chabad emissaries undertake. He doesn't plan to leave.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's message to Dana Weiss was a viral hit, touching many. Discover the top 10 videos and articles that captured our attention this week.

A personal account from a woman in Italy: "Bodies are being moved from region to region for burial because there's no space. They're cremating bodies because cemeteries are full. Please, stay indoors. I don't understand what's so hard to grasp about this. Stay at home."

"We were confined in our cabin for 23 hours a day, with only one hour to get some fresh air on the deck," say Israeli passengers from the 'Corona Ship.' Shimon Biton, infected and in a hospital in Japan, says: "They are treating me well, but I miss home." Chilling documentation.