Judaism

In the United States, there are non-Jews who promote a "secret" that if a person directs their thoughts towards achieving wealth, then they will become rich, because everything follows the mind. Is this viewpoint compatible with or contradicting Judaism?

Israel Levy, once a high-flying model, traded luxury for Judaism. Now happily married and studying in a kollel, he reflects on his journey: 'America is as its name suggests: empty.'

A video of a young Breslov Chassid juggling balls on Dan Shilon's show became a viral sensation about a month and a half ago. Fourteen years after it was filmed, juggler Nitzan Hess reveals: "I improvised the segment a few minutes before the broadcast." An interview.

How the Torah considers animals, and why are Jews permitted to eat meat?

After spreading Judaism throughout Europe, he published the book 'Why Jews Succeed' - translated into Chinese (!) and widely appreciated not just among Jews. Rabbi Nechemia Rothenberg, head of a kollell and founder of the 'Zehut' organization, discusses the next big thing: an unprecedented Hollywood production that will set the world abuzz.

At just 29, he has visited Iran, Albania, the Floating Islands, and other remote locations worldwide. The devout photographer, Meir Alfasi, recently returned from a journey to the icy continent, where his mission was to spread Judaism. The bonus: he brought back exclusive photos of the Land of Ice and many insights. Curious about how he prayed with a quorum and how Shabbat went?

Nothing prepared Rabbi Aharon Friedman for dealing with a sick child. Over 30 years have passed, and the young father became a counselor and educator, saving hundreds from spiritual death. A special interview with the author of the book series 'You Can Too', as he releases a new book.

The phenomenon of Jewish responses to the muezzin's loud calls is spreading. Discover the 'Shema Yisrael' initiative in the Binyamin area.

Gad Elbaz, Ariel Zilber, Shlomi Shabbat, and Kobi Aflalo - we've collected fascinating interviews of singers who turned towards spirituality in their lives.

Adi Katz grew up on a kibbutz in the Jezreel Valley and for the past decade has been painting only sacred art. "When I began working with holiness, I connected to the heart." An interview with the painter-artist whose children's illustrations inspire adults, especially before moments of solitude.

Yehuda Saado, Tzvi Yehezkeli, Avishai Eshel, Guy Zuaretz, and Uri Revach - we have gathered interviews with celebrities discussing their connection to Judaism, spiritual awakening, and bringing hearts closer.

Far from Israel but close to Our Father in Heaven, the esteemed musician began his journey toward Judaism. In an interview, he shares his path, the collaboration with fellow musician Oren Tzur, and the desire to create without such high costs.

Chaim (Lawrence) Green was a famous party promoter in Israel's southernmost city until he grew tired of nightlife. He turned to Judaism and now studies Torah, distributes holy books, and is writing his first book 'Choosing Life'. "Anyone who lives the night knows that eventually, emptiness hits you hard." An interview about his life's production.

Former President Shimon Peres shares his sentiments on the essence of Judaism for him, stating: "I am proud to be Jewish."

In a special interview, Linor Abargil opens up after years of silence. She shares insights about her journey towards Judaism, her marriages, motherhood, her traumatic past, and the transformative power of faith in her life.

Jews of all backgrounds share how a single Shabbat experience brought peace, joy, and spiritual renewal

25 years after his mother and sister were murdered in cold blood in the name of the Quran, Munir Munzar, a Lebanese-born Muslim undergoing conversion, breaks his silence. In an exclusive interview with the Hidabroot website, he talks about moments of loneliness, human cruelty disguised under the cloak of the Quran, and the first Yom Kippur he observed within Judaism.

As the new year approaches, we've organized the treasure trove of Hidabroot's vast program archive and prepared for you a recommendation of six diverse programs that have accumulated experience and are sure to pique your interest. Featuring: Yuval the Confused, Lea Shabat, and Arnold Schwarzenegger's bodyguard.

Anit Ben Ari had everything: a family and a successful tech career. But then something changed; she found purpose in life through Judaism. Now, she leads challah-making gatherings across the globe, touching the lives of thousands of women.

After a vibrant career in theater and music, Esther Limor now hosts engaging challah baking events, sharing her journey.