Israeli society

A young man from the 'Nova' party who regretted getting the party emblem tattooed, an Ethiopian woman who removed a cross tattoo, and a baal teshuva who removed 20 tattoos. Eyal Oded, manager of "We've Removed It" shares inspiring stories.

Yossi Zur and Iris Segev are bereaved parents: Iris is an extreme leftist activist who met with Abu Mazen, while Yossi advocates for harsher penalties for terrorists and stronger Israeli deterrence. Despite their differences, they sat together to write a groundbreaking book about bereavement, differing opinions, and the necessity to unite.

Rabbi Zamir Cohen's rare commentary, "I lay on the road and pleaded to live," and the viral post sweeping the web: these are the top 10 videos and articles this week on the Hidabroot site.

"We need to establish a policy of Judaism here; it doesn't work otherwise." Watch a clip from the show "Journey Between Souls"

Five remarkable young individuals in Israel speak about their experiences as deaf people, asking: 'Don't define us as hearing impaired. We are not impaired, and we are not damaged.'