teshuva

Hashem foresaw we couldn't withstand the test, chose concealment, and exile. In such times, every mitzvah becomes a great defense.

Sarit Zarka waited for her big break on stage, but it never came. A decade after her return to faith, she now inspires hundreds of women and girls in strengthening events. "Now I know that Hashem truly protected me," she tells Hidabroot.

The fascinating story of Dr. Tzur Basseraman - a doctor of neuroimmunology, psychotherapist, and senior lecturer in biology at Machon Lev - navigates through significant milestones towards a life of Torah and mitzvot: from the moment he sat in class with both the Tanakh and the New Testament, to surviving a military plane crash, and to standing at the Weizmann Institute with a kippah. Read the intriguing interview, which touches on his unique therapeutic approach.

Essential guidelines for the month of Elul - navigating Jewish law during this time of spiritual preparation

After his manuscripts were stolen and returned, Rabbi Yaakov Abuchatzeira did not print them. Despite his eldest son's urging, the rabbi insisted, 'Only when I reach the world of truth and see they are pleasing to Hashem, will I come to you in a dream and permit you to print them.'