Israel

Noam Fathi, one of Israel's prominent right-wing media figures, opens up in a candid interview about how the War of Iron Swords impacted his work.

Professor Avi Bell outlines Israel's appropriate response to Hamas's cynical use of civilians and suggests actions against hospitals turned into terrorist headquarters.

The nightmare scenario Israel feared is becoming increasingly realistic: a simultaneous war against Hamas and Hezbollah. Dr. Avi Bitzur, a home front defense expert, speaks with 'Hidabroot' about inadequate existing defenses, diverse weapon distribution, and civilian initiatives replacing state responsibilities.

Michal Oshman, an Israeli resident of London, embarked on an advocacy journey across Europe for Israel: "We published images of the hostages on TV, billboards, and small street signs. We won't let this issue fade away."

Israeli hikers reported discovering a new plant called "Rhagadiolus" in Israel, but it turned out to be a species already existing for years. What led to the excitement? The scientific director of the Botanical Garden reveals.

A respected jurist who served as Israel's envoy to the International Court in The Hague, Dr. Yona Shearki now uses his skills to fight the systematic influx of non-Jews to Israel. In a special interview, he reveals the behind-the-scenes of the immigration from Ethiopia and discusses the dangerous activities of the Israel Beytenu party.

Oscar-winning actor shares his deep admiration for Israel, recalling childhood memories of Jewish kindness and expressing unwavering support for Netanyahu and the Jewish nation

Guided by a deep sense of divine presence since childhood, Zipporah Hodaya Antonietti found her path home to Judaism—later in life, but with a full and joyful heart.

An Israeli tourist in Thailand encountered a sign at a barbershop stating: "No Israelis Allowed. Hope You Understand." She shared the image online, sparking mixed reactions.

The U.S. returned a rare coin to Israel, one of only four known in the world. This coin was minted in 69 CE, a year before the Second Temple's destruction in Jerusalem.

From Iran and Gaza to Israel's challenges, an insightful podcast with Omri Casspi, and the amazing connections of Hashem: Discover Tsvi Yehezkeli's most powerful posts from the past week.

Popular tours at this time, groups arriving from all over the world to the Holy Land, the ancient alleys of Safed, and the breathtaking landscapes of the Golan Heights. Tour guide Shraga Schmidler reflects on 20 years of guiding and reveals a new project coming soon to the Hidabroot website.

How belief in divine help and national solidarity guided Israel’s soldiers through one of its most decisive battles

Yahya Jardi arrived at the outskirts of Damascus Gate in Jerusalem on a late evening during the 'Guardian of the Walls' events, only to find crowds of young people waiting for Jewish prey. In a painful interview, he recounts the brutal lynching, its harsh repercussions, and his thoughts of returning to Yemen, where he immigrated from two decades ago.

Elishav Wach is convinced there's still a way to fight a government with terrorist sympathizers, halt reforms harming Judaism, and ignite real change. He's not alone; he has a plan and partners eager to make a difference. Here's how it will unfold.

Which are the three largest cities in Israel, how many cities are there, and which city is named after a Roman emperor? Fascinating insights about Israel's cities.

How are openings closed and openings sealed at birth? Who are we really angry with? What happens to Israel when Jews don't live there? How does oxygen travel through the body, and why do we experience disasters?

How Jewish tradition envisions the days of Mashiach as a time of peace, spiritual light, and extraordinary abundance

Where's the lowest dry land in the world, who wrote the largest kosher mezuzah, and where was the most crowded class held?

He knew the secrets of heaven and the moment of Divine anger, but his corrupt character led to his downfall