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This baby might seem angry, but she’s actually a living miracle.

Village Sensation: A one-eyed calf born to a young farmer is drawing crowds from all over the country. 'It's a miracle from Hashem,' says the owner of the newborn calf, diagnosed with the condition known in medical terms as 'Cyclopia'.

When doctors wanted to disconnect his son from life support, a father took a stand with dramatic consequences. What happened next was nothing short of a miracle.

The Documentation That is Touching the Internet: A young man shares how he miraculously underwent a 14-hour surgery at Hadassah Ein Kerem, during which doctors fought for his life. "I was in a coma, and with Hashem's help, the surgery ended, and everything is fine. My entire hand was amputated, and I don’t have my left hand anymore. I am left with only my right hand, but I am strong, *baruch Hashem*, I believe in Hashem and know that everything He does is for the best. Hashem gives me strength." Watch the Video

Often Hashem acts in ways that seem contrary to our benefit, yet sometimes the concealment turns into revelation, revealing how everything is indeed for the good, even events that seemed to distress us. The incredible story before you illustrates this beautifully.

One of the most moving miracle stories thanks to the holy Baba Sali, of blessed memory. Want more inspiring stories? Don't miss the upcoming broadcast, #I_Deserve_Too, featuring the esteemed Rabbi Pinchas Abuhatzeira, airing this Tuesday on the Hidabroot channel and website.

An exceptionally exciting and chilling story of divine providence spread throughout Jerusalem and its surroundings in recent days, leading to an indescribable spiritual strengthening. To understand the reason, you need to read the thrilling sequence of events in the article before you.

Bat-El Levy's dream was to establish a girls' seminary in Ramla. An unexpected partner helped her make this dream a reality, with an outcome beyond expectations.

On the last Friday, Shlomi Padlon, an outreach activist in Miami, was interviewed by Hidabroot. He shared about the atmosphere before Hurricane Irma, which was expected to strike with full force on Saturday night. Five days later, he recounts the great miracle that occurred thanks to the prayers of the Jewish people and expresses gratitude for everyone's care and unity.

A tiny pony, whose leg was crushed by its mother shortly after birth, now walks like a regular horse thanks to a prosthetic leg.

For 25 years, Rabbi Yitzhak and Sima Peretz volunteered at Hadassah hospital on Shabbat. This week, the great miracle happened, and the couple welcomed their own baby girl after nearly three decades of waiting.

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

*On this day in Jewish history, Tripoli's Jews were saved from a massacre in 1705. This victory is celebrated annually as Purim Ashrif.*

A few weeks ago, a prayer request was published on the Hidabroot website for Rabbi Shai Amar's wife, who was in a critical condition. Now, after witnessing a remarkable recovery, the couple shares their harrowing experience and the divine providence they encountered.

Behind every bridal gown she designs lies a special story, but the artist herself has an extraordinary tale. Yocheved Kogan shares her journey of moving to Israel, converting to Judaism, surviving a fatal car accident, and her ongoing recovery. "I know I will not fully recover, but I am happy about it."

A remarkable tale of a young man critically injured. Hours before doctors expected him to pass, his father remained calm, insisting his son would live due to a blessing from the Chofetz Chaim years before.

"When the magnitude of the miracle that took place here is revealed, the people of Israel will declare a day of joy and thanksgiving to Hashem for saving tens of thousands of Jews living in southern Israel," says Sderot resident and "Yom LeYom" editor, Yitzchak Kakon.

An Incredible Firsthand Story: Joyful Engagement

Shlomi Gabai, CEO of IKEA in Israel, knows exactly what caused the massive fire that consumed the Netanya branch to end without casualties: Shabbat observance and divine providence.