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One of the most faith-inspiring stories you'll ever encounter: A miracle that happened to a young man diagnosed with kidney failure has thrilled the Jewish community in America and beyond. Odds of 1 in 10 million—yes, you heard right—what were the chances it would be him?

Never Too Late: The heartfelt request from an excited son about purchasing tefillin for his 70-year-old father who had never worn them ended in a way that astonished everyone involved. Listen in

An underground album featuring Yosef Karduner, miraculous events in the Lebanon War, and a blessing from Rabbi Elazar Abuhatzeira that changed his family's life forever. For the first time, creator Moshe Yaakov Ben Aroya shares his story in a special interview.

The Documentation That is Touching the Internet: A young man shares how he miraculously underwent a 14-hour surgery at Hadassah Ein Kerem, during which doctors fought for his life. "I was in a coma, and with Hashem's help, the surgery ended, and everything is fine. My entire hand was amputated, and I don’t have my left hand anymore. I am left with only my right hand, but I am strong, *baruch Hashem*, I believe in Hashem and know that everything He does is for the best. Hashem gives me strength." Watch the Video

Rabbi Kalman Goldschmidt ztz"l, a man who faced terminal cancer with unmatched spirit, danced with the Angel of Death until his last day.

Elia Ariel's tumultuous life journey did not prepare him for the toughest battle of all – his son's cancer. In a shiva interview, Elia discusses the immense pain, his faith in Hashem's goodness, his clear advice to parents everywhere, and, of course, his hopes for the future.

Victor Atiya is a stuntman who performs magic shows and telepathy, managing to bring smiles to his audience. Yet, he bears the painful memory of his daughter's tragic death by fire. In an emotional conversation, he shares his experience of coping and how returning to faith gave him strength.

A mother of three has now given birth to sextuplets. "Raising six babies at home is amazing and joyful. Our lives have changed forever, and we definitely feel blessed," she shares. The lesson: No matter how long you have to wait for your miracle, or what challenges you face along the way, believe in it and hope for the best, and eventually, it will happen.

Recently, I've decided that every time I arrive at work, I can say 'Blessed is He who performed a miracle for me in this place.' Why? What great miracle occurred? A miracle, at least in our imagery and perception, is an escape from a situation where there is no natural way out.

At ten, Gil Mizrahi survived a life-threatening bacteria, leading his family to religious strength, though he remained distant. Twenty years later, far from home, he found Hashem unexpectedly and committed to a complete return.

At 23, Tzivia Handelsman found herself divorced, lonely, and shunned. Yet it was this very circumstance that propelled her to new heights. Now, happily married and a mother of four wonderful children, she teaches other women and girls her approach to finding their destined partner: "Don't seek to complete a checklist, seek to get married."

Living with albinism and visual impairment, Idan faced childhood loneliness. After military service, he turned to faith, finding solace in Torah. Now, he shares his story in a book.

"Today, faith is something I've acquired," Yaffa said in an inspiring interview two years ago. "It's a muscle I've exercised, and I'm still exercising for a very long time, so thank Hashem it's now well trained. B"H, Hashem saved me from every trouble - even if it was with blood, sweat, and tears."

For over a decade, former soccer player turned religious devotee Shlomo Chaviv engaged his colleagues in a bottle collection project. The goal? To establish and maintain the perfect coffee station at a kollel in Yehud.

Several months ago, Efraim Davidov from Kfar Saba faced a kidnapping attempt in the Shomron. Today, he recounts the great miracle and seeks to strengthen readers with a clear message: "Stop saying you believe in Hashem, just know that He is here." An exclusive interview with Hidabroot.

What happens when a scholar and his wife decide to forgo a thousand shekels of the kollel stipend so that the scholar can study the tractate he desires? The money removed from the family budget immediately returns thanks to a lecture by Rabbi Yigal Cohen.

In a special interview, Dr. Avraham Meir Gdania discusses the unique cases he has treated and his holistic method that combines body and soul—natural remedies, nutrition, faith, and gratitude. "Those who don't believe won't pray, and those who do find that it aids their healing."

Ra'anan Amihud established a unique theater for children and adults focused on strengthening people in their service of Hashem through engaging experiences.

Tair Tayeb lost her husband after only one year of marriage. Today, she's remarried and shares the unique divine assistance she witnessed throughout her challenging journey.

Desperate to find a good job? Emil Rosenblatt has good news for you. Everyone can find their dream job — if they just learn a few things. The key? Never give up. 'There's no one who doesn't have their moment,' he says, sharing his own journey of return.