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In honor of Gil-Ad Shaar's 17th birthday, which fell on the last Shabbat, his family decided to commemorate his memory through a unique project: 'Gil-Ad's Kitchen.' In a special interview with Hidabroot, Bat Galim Shaar explains how the idea was born, its purpose, and how it aids in coping with piercing pain. Inspiring and emotional.

This is how you perform kindness: Yakir Partush, a student with a big heart and sensitivity towards others, decided to enhance the mitzvah of 'Respect the Elderly'. He started the 'Lady with Bags' project. Now, more young people are volunteering, and the elderly? They're finally getting help with their shopping.

Listening to the songs of Daniel Mizrahi, it's hard to believe that the creator behind them is a young man with cerebral palsy. How does he manage to create music full of faith in the Creator? Mizrahi uses a stick attached to his head to communicate with the world. With four albums already registered to his professional record, his new single, performed by singer Yechiel Lichtiger, has now been released. A moving interview with someone whose art is an expression of his love for his Father in Heaven.

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.

How a small computer error leads a man to repentance, ultimately inspiring him to write a strengthening book filled with enlightening insights. An interview with Zachi Leon, author of 'Divine Providence', sharing his personal Chanukah miracle - the oil cap miracle.

He was a teacher and a janitor at school but always dreamed of the stage. How did Avishai Shitrit, who voices Tzur, fail his first audition for the Hidabroot channel? A personal and lighthearted interview.

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?

He collected lanterns, hats, and even chickens before discovering dreidel collecting, a far more intricate and lively hobby. Margalit owns wooden, metal, crystal dreidels, and high-tech ones too. Beyond the joy, he runs engaging workshops for ages 4 to 90, rekindling people's love for the dreidel.

Despite his successful campaign for preserving Shabbat in Tel Aviv, Kobi Bremer, a grocery store owner on Shenkin Street, observes how supermarket owners do not truly adhere to the law and continue opening convenience and grocery stores, even on Shabbat. "The fact that there is a boycott against me won't deter me from doing what is right," he says and shares how he escaped death thanks to a blessing from Rebbetzin Kanievsky, of blessed memory.

Think LEGO bricks are just for kids? Think again. A creative veterinarian used them to give new mobility to a turtle in need.

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.

Sweet Ayala was just a year old when diagnosed with a hearing impairment. Her baby brother Benjamin was diagnosed with the same condition, and both underwent surgeries to implant a special device that enables them to hear. Their mother, Daphna Greenstein, whose other four children were born healthy, speaks about handling the situation and her gratitude to Hashem.

Oren Tzur, a prominent and busy producer in Israel, has an impressive record of collaborating with top artists. Now, he releases his first personal album and shares insights on his profound love for Judaism and music.

"Relationships are the bread and butter of this generation," says Rabbi Avner Kwass, a specialist in marital harmony known for his engaging, humorous, and faith-based lectures. In a deep conversation about the current issues, he states, "My fulfillment comes from studying Torah."

Residents in Russia captured bright orange flashes in the sky, sparking curiosity and investigation as scientists search for answers.

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.

Behind every bridal gown she designs lies a special story, but the artist herself has an extraordinary tale. Yocheved Kogan shares her journey of moving to Israel, converting to Judaism, surviving a fatal car accident, and her ongoing recovery. "I know I will not fully recover, but I am happy about it."

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.

The '5 Minutes of Torah a Day' initiative, founded only a few years ago, has since connected thousands of Jews to Torah and Jewish law. Interview with the rabbi who made the weekly Torah portion accessible: "Reading Torah has become a captivating experience."

Widowed at 28 and holding onto faith despite a challenging personal story. "I don't let my soul and heart fall. They are always directed towards Hashem," declares Tair Abudraham from Kiryat Shmona. Shira Cohen came to interview and strengthen her, but left with strength from this interview.