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Reflecting on loss and the courage to move forward, Rabbi Aharon Margalit shares a poignant message with his family after the tragic loss of a son.

When Avior and Melissa Makhlouf learned they were expecting triplets, they were in complete shock. Now, as they prepare for their triplets' release from the neonatal unit, they share their challenging pregnancy journey, the support they've received throughout, and above all - their profound faith in Hashem.

Subliminal opens up in a surprising interview, a stand-up performing entrepreneur, and Asaf Harush's journey of faith: These are the top 10 videos and articles of the week.

A physicist at a renowned US university told Rabbi Steinman, "I searched for Hashem but couldn't find Him." Discover the rabbi's clever response.

If everything is decided in Heaven, why should we make an effort? And if we must, how much effort is needed? Here’s a guide.

Dealing with meningitis, hearing and vision loss, and a heartfelt interview with Moran Eisenstein: Here are the top 10 videos and articles you loved this week on Hidabroot.

"We continue to believe that Moishi will return, while maintaining a routine," says Moishi Kleinerman's mother, whose son has been missing for 212 days. She recounts her last conversation with her son, the message he left her, and her feelings: "The longing never stops; we are torn apart." A mother's heart.

He was born miraculously and returned to faith at 17. His Hasidic family was murdered during the Holocaust, while relatives who fled to Israel were no longer religious. Now, he speaks of divine providence as the sole descendant able to continue his pre-Holocaust family traditions. This is the story of Rabbi Menachem Makover, the man revitalizing public interest in studying the Temple year-round.

This week, Shai Golden's adoptive father, Aryeh Golden, passed away. In an emotional and revealing post, Golden shares memories of the man who, along with his wife, adopted him and his brother Ran, and the many conversations they shared about Hashem and more.

Yitzhak Rabin, the Chief of Staff during the Six-Day War, was asked to summarize the conflict. While those close to him expected phrases of victory, Rabin used seven words: "From Hashem this has come; it is wondrous in our eyes."

How do you keep believing after the Holocaust? Plus, the internet is abuzz over Amichai Chikli's exit from Yamina: Here are the 10 most viewed videos and articles this week on Hidabroot, all in one place.

What led Avraham Moran, who considers himself secular, to close his business on Shabbat and forgo a profit of 90,000 shekels? "I am a believer, and it's clear to me that there is no blessing in working on Shabbat," he claims. The story even has a surprising ending.

What lessons for educating children can be learned from the Holocaust? How did a Holocaust survivor father respond to his son's question about preserving faith during the Holocaust? And what happened when a Nazi guard discovered the light of the Chanukah menorah?

"I celebrated my Bat Mitzvah still in the hospital, but I forgot that whole situation. Suddenly, I realized my mother asked not to prolong life so I could receive it." One of the most touching stories we've encountered

For 18 years, Aliza Khouri hoped for children, undergoing numerous treatments while maintaining her belief. Upon reaching her 40s, the unimaginable happened, and the pregnancy came at the most unexpected moment.

Jonathan Zarviv grew up with medical challenges and visual impairment. After moving between institutions, he found his place at the Blind Home Education. In an emotional conversation, he describes his journey, reactions, the way people looked at him, finding a job, and the highlight - the wedding. 'I am an example that after darkness comes light, there is always a chance'

A year ago, we shared the story of Ahuvah Or, who lost her triplets after birth. Just two months ago, she gave birth to a healthy baby boy, and now she is adapting to new motherhood.

Discover the special mitzvah for our generation, whom he blessed last Rosh Hashanah, and the benefits of a long life. Here are 10 surprising and heartwarming insights about Rabbi Shteinman.

As a mother of a young child and close to giving birth to her second, Edna Hajaj-Leibovitz was struck by Guillain-Barre Syndrome. Her body shut down, she couldn't stand or move, and breathing was a struggle. In a miraculous process, her baby was born, and Edna herself returned to life.

"Kissing tefillin is like receiving a million dollars. Why not let the Chabadnik come in and just kiss the tefillin?" A touching story with a particularly happy ending.