Holly Webber, a 25-year-old diagnosed with terminal cancer, refuses to be defeated by negativity. "Recently, someone asked me how I cope with despair, and my only answer was hope. Even though I know my illness is terminal and I accept that – without waking up every morning with new hope, I wouldn't be able to get out of bed, dress, eat, or breathe."
At just 39, Mariam Nabatanzi from Uganda is the biological mother of 38 children. How is this possible? Dive into her remarkable journey.
Australia: The baby declared dead woke up in his parents' arms just as they were about to say goodbye. "He was so cold, and we just wanted to warm him up a bit, even though we knew he was gone," the parents recalled. And then, the miracle happened: "Suddenly, we felt him start to move."
Dr. Diane Gioia-Bargonetti has helped thousands of smokers addicted to nicotine in cigarettes by using the stevia plant. Here is her method and a brief summary of her words.
When Candice Marie Fox was diagnosed with terminal cancer, the outlook was bleak. Doctors didn't give her more than five years to live, but she decided to fight and won. Now she reveals her unique diet that saved her from the disease that has claimed millions over the past decade.
American basketball star Amar'e Stoudemire arrives in Israel from Miami and sets his base in Jerusalem. While playing for 'Hapoel Jerusalem', he is also devoted to his spiritual journey, learning Torah, wearing tzitzit, and eating kosher food.
When seven-year-old twins Justin and Hailey Hogan lined up for school lunch, they got an unexpected lesson in payment policies—and a side of cheese sandwiches.
Discover the captivating story of Gilad Kinan, a Japanese convert to Judaism, whose unique journey from a medical student in Osaka to a devoted Jew in Israel is truly fascinating.
When confronted with rudeness, a young boy teaches an impactful lesson in compassion.
Melanie Pritchard's husband was asked to say goodbye to his dying wife due to childbirth complications. She was declared clinically dead, but her visiting doctor brother discovered a critical issue and saved her life.
A Medical Miracle: Holly Gerlach from Canada faced paralysis after childbirth, but with her daughter's presence and a strong belief in life, she overcame the illness against all odds.
When 8-year-old Abri cried about severe leg pain, doctors initially dismissed it as 'growing pains.' However, when the pain intensified, especially at night, her parents pushed for a biopsy. What they discovered was shocking.
Increasing awareness of proper microwave use, as well as other electrical appliances, is imperative for all of us. Here are some dos and don'ts to prevent the next disaster.
After two decades of separation, a touching reunion took place between a policeman and a girl he saved. Klynn Scales finally met her childhood hero, Officer Jeff Colvin, after months of searching online.
A decade after tragically losing two children in the tsunami, an Indonesian family experiences an astonishing reunion.
A social experiment in the streets of the U.S. revealed apathy in some and kindness in others. How did passersby react when approached by an eight-year-old girl asking for help to find her lost mother?
A young girl became a hero, saving her family's lives and earning a bronze medal, becoming Canada's youngest recipient for heroic actions. "I was hospitalized with severe back injuries, and Peter had internal brain bleeding," shares Angela, wiping away tears. "But it could have been much worse if my brave daughter hadn’t sought help."
Meet Shahar Yitzchak Amnon from Rishon LeZion, whose chilling story seems almost unbelievable. Escaping from Khan Yunis through torture and peril, he ultimately finds solace in Judaism. 'The rabbi asked me why I want to be Jewish, and I told him I wish to be part of the chosen people'
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.
Zou Hongyan, against all odds, raised her son with cerebral palsy, defying the advice to give up on him. Today, she's a proud mom of a Harvard law student.
