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When Rabbi Yosef Bindman saw the challenges faced by young students learning Talmud, he decided to tackle the issue and find an easy and straightforward method. So how can one study the Talmud, understand, and enjoy it?

Seeing the community's need for accessible halachic literature, Rabbi Naki took up the challenge, creating concise and clear booklets on Jewish law. What started small has transformed into a large-scale project, with many stories of spiritual strengthening.

Rabbi Maor Shukron, who was raised in a religious family but studied in secular schools, found a miraculous return to Jewish faith. What institution did he establish in memory of his 5-year-old son? An inspiring interview with Rabbi Maor Shukron.

Mindy Gross waited five years for children and endured six painful miscarriages. When she finally gave birth, a severe chronic illness emerged. How does she cope daily, and what does she tell Hashem?

Recent drought years and water shortages are making survival increasingly difficult for farmers. Eliyahu Ozen, a veteran farmer, discusses these challenges and the daily connection with Hashem through the land. 'There is no such thing as a farmer who doesn't believe; everyone talks about the need to pray for rain.'

The Brown family began to draw closer to Judaism when a fire broke out in a yeshiva near their home. They stepped in to help, hosting yeshiva students for over a year. How did this affect the family, and what do you learn when the hot water runs out in the shower?

At the age of ten, Afik Sopir, born blind, discovered the Hidabroot channel while searching for an interesting TV program. This opened a new world for him, although realization took time. "I never thought I would keep the commandments, but nothing stands in the way of willpower."

She is a mother of five, two of whom suffer from a genetic disorder known as 'Morquio.' How does the family cope with this challenge, how do the children manage, and what do they say to Hashem about it? A heartfelt interview with Yonah Darf filled with faith.

Adiel Gatz grew up in the home of his grandfather, the Rabbi of the Wall, Rabbi Meir Yehuda Gatz. In a nostalgic and touching interview, he shares: "Grandpa had great courage and self-sacrifice. He did not care about himself, only the truth."