Miracles

Shani Sara Barhum regularly cleaned the home of the late Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky every Friday. As the 30-day commemoration of his passing approaches, she shares her longing and the miracles she witnessed.

Rabbi Yitzhak Hanania visits the tomb of Shimon the Righteous daily for 40 years, praying and witnessing miracles. Amidst regional tension, the number of visitors is surging, revealing a powerful reason why.

Maintaining the grave of a righteous figure in a Druze village, the story of a woman praying for a week, and the transformation of the grave from a dilapidated structure to one of the largest and most beautiful in northern Israel. Neria Getz, responsible for the grave of Rabbi Ishmael the High Priest, shares moving tales.

Friends remember the attack victim, a survivor returns to the site of the miracle, 10 wonders of Chanukah, and family purity as a startup. Discover the top 10 stories you loved this week on Hidabroot.

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.

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.

We're just at the fourth candle, but don't say we didn't tell you: this custom works. Another couple shares their private miracle after following this tradition. Watch the moving video.

How did the great leaders of Israel cope with severe ailments? What message did Rabbi Ovadia want to convey to Rabbi Ades? What miracles were observed with Rabbi Abba Shaul? And what particularly moved Rabbi Bransdorfer? Rabbi Raphael Gabriel, who had the merit of tending to the esteemed leaders of Israel from all communities, speaks for the first time.

This week marks the yahrtzeit of the Tosafot Yom Tov, who established the "Mi Shebeirach" prayer for those who refrain from speaking during prayer. We've collected amazing stories that testify to miracles seen due to this practice.

Israel Weiss, an artillery battalion fighter in the Yom Kippur War, recalls the series of miracles that led to victory. "There were no religious or non-religious soldiers, everyone fought and prayed together"

"Do you believe in miracles? You should—because they are happening every day, and I am a witness to it," begins Victoria Shields from the U.S. in her viral post.

For 38 years, Ephraim Klimian hasn't smoked, yet he regrets the years when he did, which led him to the brink of death. "I survived to warn others: Cigarettes are not child's play," he states.

For the fourth year running, the 'Hidabroot' organization is hosting a global challah baking event in honor of our matriarch Rachel. Thousands of women around the world will participate from their homes, guided by 'Hidabroot' rabbanit. "Each year, we witness miracles and blessings," says Rabbanit Hagit Shira enthusiastically, "because Mother Rachel never forgets anyone."

Why do our limbs tingle? What comes first, the chicken or the egg? Why do only eyes close during sleep? Explore more questions about the miraculous human body.

It happened on Passover: Ido Avni stood by the grill, and then the fire caught him, and he went up in flames. The doctors had given him no chance to survive, but now, about four months later, he is proving the impossible. "We received our child back through miracles," his mother says. "Without the prayers of the Jewish people, he wouldn't be with us now."

On the 18th of Sh'vat, the Jews of Saragossa celebrate Purim Saragossa, remembering the miraculous rescue that occurred. The tale involves an evil king, a conflict over Torah scrolls, and the downfall of Marcus the wicked.

A miraculous event in Prague saved a Jewish man from execution over a theft that never happened.

Thursday, Tu Bishvat 5761, 4:45 PM: Two massive explosions shake the tranquil Beit Yisrael neighborhood, but miraculously, by the immense grace of Hashem, no one is harmed. Fourteen years later, eyewitnesses return to the scene and recount the miracle of their rescue. A moving document.

For 30 years, Rabbi Michael Lassri has been dedicated to benefiting the public and bringing cherished Jews closer to their Heavenly Father. With the release of his new book 'Emotional Marriage,' the Rabbi shares in an interview how his journey began, the source of his inspiration, and why laughter is so important. Of course, he also gives life advice, because how could he not?

Rachel received a watch from her beloved mother, now deceased, as a gift, but when exiled to Siberia, she was forced to sell it to support herself and her family. One day, faced again with severe hunger, her mother sent another watch straight from the world beyond...