Shabbat

Mireav Katzav embarked on a journey to find herself in the USA, where she was saved from death four times consecutively. Upon returning to Israel, she began a spiritual resurgence and now designs modest fashion for women. "Let's seek Hashem before He seeks us," she recommends.

Essential laws for preparing for Shabbat during the second day of Rosh Hashanah

What are the seven items of the Four Species? What is special about the number 7 in Judaism?

Recently, there has been a noticeable increase in restaurants deciding to close on Shabbat, stop selling non-kosher products, and become kosher, with some even adopting the highest kashrut standards. While some consumers are upset at what they call 'religious coercion', others recognize the market's demands. "Many people are becoming more religious and this is what they want," explains the CEO of the 'Burgers' chain without apology.

Why early diagnosis of ADHD in children is crucial, what untreated ADHD symptoms look like in adults, and whether ADHD itself poses a risk for academic failure. Rabbi Aharon Lerner, a therapist specializing in coaching individuals with ADHD, has released an in-depth guide tailored for the observant community – addressing all these questions.

For over 60 years, Zeev Steigelitz, the farmer from Kfar Gideon, has tended to his agricultural holdings. What does he grow? How did he help Rabbi Elyashiv fulfill a mitzvah? And what does he have to say ahead of Tu Bishvat?

In a personal interview with the Hidabrut website, Kobi Shimoni talks about his deep connection to Judaism, the destructive method of tying us to screens, and why he feels connected to Moses.

Noam, the 25-year-old son of the late Meir Banai, defines himself as secular, yet during the shiva for his father z"l, he shared, "Personally, I feel him here all the time. I don’t feel he left us at all. I'm not talking, of course, about how... the songs are immortalized and they will always remain. I literally mean his physical presence. I feel him here with me very tangibly."

TV host Guy Zuaretz talks about his newfound connection to Judaism and admits: "I dream of being a cantor in a synagogue."

Singer Kobi Peretz: "It's important to me that my children grow up with messages like 'Love thy neighbor as thyself,' respecting parents, tradition, and respecting others. I want them to know how to give and not only receive. Every morning when I put on tefillin, I pray for their health, luck, and that they will walk in the path of righteous and honest people."

How a Rabbi's Insights Led to the Rescue of a Kidnapped Child

Honoring the Yahrtzeit of the revered Rabbi and Kabbalist, Chacham Salman Mutzafi

Oded Menashe cannot understand how he once lived without observing Shabbat and family purity. In an interview with 'Hidabroot,' he discusses his spiritual growth, the importance of immersing oneself fully before deciding to keep the mitzvot, and the Shabbats that his entire family eagerly anticipates.

Gideon Sa'ar, currently taking a break from politics, gave an extensive holiday interview in 'Mishpacha' where he discussed his closeness to Judaism and how the birth of his son accelerated the process.

Tel Aviv, known for its vibrant nightlife, meets the sacred charm of Jerusalem. The successful Jerusalem deli 'Tzidkiyahu Delicacies,' owned by Yaron Tzidkiyahu, opens a new branch in Sarona Market, Tel Aviv, and unlike most nearby food stores, Tzidkiyahu will be closed on Shabbat. The owner states: 'Kashrut and tradition are part of the character of our business.'

Assi Tubi, a well-known retired soccer player famed for his goal-scoring record, says, "While this is a significant accomplishment in the world of soccer, in the world I belong to now, the important achievement is understanding a page of the Talmud or a complex halachic issue." A striking interview.

Meet Rabbanit Esther Toledano: a career woman, author, and full-time mom. Leading Shabbat activities with music and powerful stories, she inspires an uplifted spirit. 'Gained a few pounds? So what?' she asks with a smile.

Mor Maman, 2014's beauty queen, shares her faith in Hashem on Facebook, garnering warm reactions and 250 likes.

Chaim (Lawrence) Green was a famous party promoter in Israel's southernmost city until he grew tired of nightlife. He turned to Judaism and now studies Torah, distributes holy books, and is writing his first book 'Choosing Life'. "Anyone who lives the night knows that eventually, emptiness hits you hard." An interview about his life's production.

What are the "garments" of the soul in this world and the next, and what is the "extra soul" received during Shabbat?