Bnei Brak

In a period marked by a wave of thefts in Bnei Brak, Haim Rotter encountered a burglar and subsequently decided to establish the 'Shomrim' organization to combat this phenomenon. Today, with hundreds of volunteers and dispatchers operating 24/7, 'Shomrim' has become renowned in Bnei Brak and beyond.

Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, brother of the martyred Avishai Yechezkel HYD, struggles to recover from the terrible tragedy of his brother's murder in a horrific attack in Bnei Brak about a year ago. In an interview with 'Hidabroot', he describes the chilling phone conversation that concluded with his brother's murder, the moment the family received the devastating news, and the memories that never fade.

A Torah for Arik Einstein, a spiritual twist in the News 12 case, and what's Asaf Shalom Liebowitz feeling in Bnei Brak? Discover the top 10 most viewed articles and videos on Hidabroot this week.

Riki Lewit, who does not consider herself religious, brought a truck filled with agricultural goods to Bnei Brak, gathered from kibbutzim across the country. "I felt for the residents and wanted to show them that we care," she explains.

On the eve of Passover and during the holiday, the people of Israel watched the Dikman brothers, Ruli and Yoeli, singing and dancing on the celebration truck. Who else got a visit from them? And who did they discover at the Lavi Hotel? Ruli tells it all, including the drama that unfolded at the end of the holiday.

"It happened with a passenger, the master of complainers: 'Driver, turn off the air conditioner, it's too cold', 'Driver, why isn't the AC cooling?', 'Driver, turn off the radio', 'Driver, turn up the radio', 'Driver, go slow', 'Driver, why are you braking?' And I, the little driver, had to absorb all these demands and endure." A journey with the driver, Hanoch Grenevitch.

A video circulating in recent days is going viral, illustrating the amazing power of Divine Providence. Watch the moving video and read the story behind it.

As is his custom, singer Aviv Geffen was spotted last Friday at his favorite deli in Bnei Brak, along with his son Dylan and his Haredi friend, Chaim Gitler. In a Twitter post afterward, Geffen wrote: 'A deli in Bnei Brak. Getting closer to religion through food.'