Hashem

Has the world changed overnight? Have we forgotten the age-old teaching "It is known that Esau hates Jacob"? What happened to the deep-seated dislike nations have towards Israel, ingrained in their history?

After thousands of inquiries and dozens of auditions, Radio Kol Chai in collaboration with the Hidabroot website is promoting the 'The Next Voice from Jerusalem' competition. Menachem Toker, the host of the competition, provides a behind-the-scenes look.

Exploring why the Torah remains unchanging and essential, serving as a foundational guide throughout generations.

If Hashem is everywhere, how is there room in the world for any matter? Rabbi Daniel Bels explains the difference between matter and spirit.

Philosophers erred when they confined the Divine within the realm of human logic, mistakenly believing they could grasp it. Time and again, it became clear that reality is greater than any imagination or "intellect."

If today, when you don't have the wealth you desire and you're in great debt, you boast to everyone, what will happen when you achieve great success in business?

Instead of saying 'Atonement of sins,' it's better to say 'Everything is for the best.' This way, we can appreciate the great kindness Hashem has granted us.

Just as a prisoner only appeals to the warden for help, understanding that no one else has the power to assist, true faith dictates we turn solely to Hashem for support.

Happy is the one who enters the gates of the trusted. They live without worries, fear no one, easily engage in Torah and mitzvot, and are nourished from the heavens.

Rabbi Yigal Cohen shares how his faith in Hashem helped him overcome challenges in building a Beit Midrash and achieve daily successes.

When it's time to pay stipends to the scholars and I don't have enough money, I remind myself of this verse, which teaches me that I cannot demand or rely on merit, but depend entirely on the Creator's abundant kindness.

Why did Rabbi Yigal Cohen bless the sick man twice? And why did Hashem tell the Israelites not to shout to Him?

Many Jews today seek salvation, but there is a fundamental step taught by our sages that precedes all actions—examining our own deeds!

Why am I not appreciated at work? Why did the driver next to me cut me off? Why doesn't my wife prepare a hot meal for me? Is there really a place that gives away free money?

Billions of planets exist, but just how uniquely designed is Earth?

A series of videos feature various employees during a normal workday. If this isn't your routine, it might be time to look up and thank Hashem.

We all pray for salvation, each in our own way. But do we truly believe that our prayers and blessings are received? How can we train for genuine prayer?

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?

Rabbi Zamir Cohen discusses the merit of reaching out to the public, giving to others in honor of Hashem, and the reward awaiting those who do so.

Another surprising statement from Aviv Geffen during an audition on 'The Voice'. "Hashem makes people happy, and I'm in favor," said the singer. "Where there is a strong religion, people live longer, scientifically speaking."