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What's the difference between a non-Jew honoring their parents and a Jew doing so? A remarkable story about a gentile who honored his father perfectly, and yet...

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.

The spiritual power of the holy Tzaddik, Rabbi Yisrael Abuhatzeira (the Baba Sali), continues to guide us with hope, encouragement, and spiritual strength. Here is one of the most astounding stories about the miracles the Rabbi achieved.

Christianity and Islam, founded on imitation and misconceptions, have thrived. Why have they spread worldwide?

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.

Arad Elbaz never thought he would become a yeshiva student, but the question of Hashem's whereabouts during the Holocaust led him to explore his Jewish roots deeply. Upon receiving an unexpected answer, he realized there was no point in running from the truth.

What lies behind the pain we sometimes feel in various parts of our bodies? Here is one of the most important articles we've ever explored. Part I

Exploring why the Torah remains unchanging and essential, serving as a foundational guide throughout generations.

Shmuel Moyal, formerly known as Sami Miali, was a successful Mizrahi singer. However, none of his fans knew that for years he battled depression and sadness. "I found happiness only when I found Judaism," he says in an interview with Hidabroot.

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."

A practical guide to prayer laws based on the rulings of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef

Finding peace amid regret: How thoughts of mitzvot suddenly transform into thoughts of transgression when we question if we could have done more

Finding strength in the face of hardship: How to view suffering as a test rather than punishment

How can we easily navigate through difficult times? What awaits us in the future when we merit the resurrection of the dead?

Even when faced with difficult challenges, we must not despair, but rather bless the bad just as we bless the good