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Rabbi Yigal Cohen's new book, "Yigal Libi B'Yeshua'tcha," seeks to answer the tough questions of a challenging generation. "In our times, we have no right to receive prophecies, so Hashem speaks to us through our hardships," says the rabbi. "Faith in three words – you are not alone. Once you truly know Him, there's no way you won't love Him and everything He sends or doesn't send into your life."

Tranquility, regular physical activity, healthy eating—and above all, strengthening faith—here's the "turn from evil and do good" approach to treating the sympathetic system.

The "Shema Yisrael" is the eternal call of the Jewish people, accompanying each person from birth until the end of their days, in times of joy and in times of crisis. A Jew never abandons their faith and never forgets their duty to sanctify Hashem's name before all humanity.

When a person recites Kiddush over wine on Shabbat night, they testify before everyone that they believe there is a Creator of the world, that nothing was created by itself, and there is no randomness in the world

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.

Finding the true manufacturer's instructions and discovering the truth of the faith guarantee happiness. But how can we know that the Torah is true?

The soul develops and advances through various challenges in the world. Even Satan is not an independent force, but is sent by the Creator of the Universe.

Why does Hashem conceal our past, namely, our previous incarnations? It would seemingly be easier to rectify our sins if we knew...

Even if the conclusion of a creator's existence is logical and everything points to the creation of the world and the meaning of life, how can we truly be sure?

Society challenges us with difficult trials, how can we gather strength against mocking glances? The inspiration for mental resilience can be found in this week's Torah portion.

Widowed at 28 and holding onto faith despite a challenging personal story. "I don't let my soul and heart fall. They are always directed towards Hashem," declares Tair Abudraham from Kiryat Shmona. Shira Cohen came to interview and strengthen her, but left with strength from this interview.

Rachel received a watch from her beloved mother, now deceased, as a gift, but when exiled to Siberia, she was forced to sell it to support herself and her family. One day, faced again with severe hunger, her mother sent another watch straight from the world beyond...

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.

Exploring the life, teachings, and holy narratives surrounding Rabbi Chaim of Kossov. The tzadik's memorial day: 25th of Iyar

Explore the depths and nuances of the mitzvah of separating challah, a timeless tradition rich with meaning.

Does paying for insurance suggest a flaw in trust and faith? What does Jewish law say about this?

No scientific theory has successfully explained the origin of life. Belief in a divine creation offers a rational alternative.

After joining the army, I lost all connection to Judaism until I moved with my girlfriend to Australia. But it was exactly there that we began to find our way back. Should we get married and strengthen our faith together, or strengthen first? And at what pace should we strengthen our faith?

There was a time when Hashem parted the sea and sent manna from heaven. The Bible is filled with miraculous tales, but they seem to have vanished today. We delve into why that may be.

The Torah claims we received the commandments at Mount Sinai in front of millions. How can I be sure that it really happened?