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Shay Golden, 47, is an Israeli author, journalist, and TV personality. We've gathered for you 10 quotes from Golden about Judaism, faith, prayer, and Psalms, taken from past interviews with 'Hidabroot.'

Which post received about 10,000 likes and dozens of comments? What legacy does Yuval Shemtov hope to leave behind? Everything you wanted to know about Yuval Shemtov and his connection to Judaism.

Why did Rabbi Yigal Cohen visit Omer Adam's home? What was Yair Netanyahu doing there? Discover the message Adam wanted to convey to 30,000 Jewish attendees. Everything you wanted to know about Omer Adam and Judaism.

A brave officer passes away, and his true name and deeds remain hidden from the public. A farewell column dedicated to a bright figure who was killed this week in the depths of the Gaza Strip.

How can we perceive Hashem's watchful eye? Take a glance at the world map. Two inspiring talks from Rabbi Zamir Cohen and Tzvi Yehezkeli make it clear.

Taking the step to stop watching TV entirely is significant in spiritual growth. Here's how you can make this transformation.

Vitamin B12: What it is good for, whether you need to take it as a supplement, and if it is water-soluble? Everything you want to know about Vitamin B12.

"One of the lessons I learned during Chani's illness was a lesson in humility," says Attorney Dovi Weinerot. "Chani said the best life is the one where you let go of control"

Vitamin D is a crucial supplement for development. Why is it given to infants, and what is the recommended dosage?

A welcome revolution in schools: among the products that will be banned from sale in schools are borekas, pizza, cakes, cookies, chips, and chocolate snacks.

What is leptospirosis, how is it contracted, and is it dangerous? All you need to know about the ongoing concern among travelers.

"We met at my home four times. When eyes meet eyes, when heart meets heart. In the end, Uri said: 'We are brothers! Where does this hate come from?'" The heroic bereaved mother continues to touch the hearts of the people of Israel. This time: a special story of love, hatred, and disagreements.

A groundbreaking study in worms sheds light on the brain's ability to sharpen other senses when one is impaired.

Not healthy to worry: A new study indicates that worrying about diseases increases the risk of heart disease and stroke.

"All 26 are my children," says Maselati lovingly. "True, only six are my biological children, but for me, the twenty foster children I've raised over the years are also entirely mine."

A study by researchers at Saarland University in Germany indicates aerobic activity and strength training can delay the aging process.

Rebbetzin Kanievsky, "I am so blessed. I eat bread with margarine, while my husband studies Torah." Heartwarming stories from the life of Rebbetzin Kanievsky.

O'Neil, a Druze child born speaking British English, reminds us of what we've preferred to suppress: reincarnation exists. O'Neil's story was extensively covered on Channel 10, leaving even professionals stunned without a scientific explanation.

New study finds: People who feel their work is meaningful have an easier time with daily challenges.

Intel CEO Maxine Fassberg credits her effective handling of diabetes to her parents' support. "I'm convinced that a child's ability to cope with such a thing stems only from the attitude their parents adopt towards the disease and the message they convey about it," she says.