All Articles Fromמיכל אריאלי

After witnessing a drowning incident at the Dead Sea where lifeguards were unable to save the victim, Adam Bismuth understood the urgent need for a technological solution to prevent drownings. Years of development led him to introduce an innovative and ingenious software designed to prevent drownings and save lives.

Dr. Dori Edelist has been studying jellyfish in Israel for 15 years, and this year he highlights a rare occurrence. Plus, discover how you can track jellyfish numbers at any given moment on Israel's beaches.

"The missionaries bring evidence from professors who never said those things, distort quotes from the Torah, and target teenagers in complicated situations." Yosef dedicates his life to fighting the mission, revealing its alarming tactics.

On hearing Itzik's mother's plea for a liver donation, Yaniv Kendel immediately reached out, promising to fly to Germany to donate his liver. Leaving behind his pregnant wife and two small children, he underwent a month and a half of tests, until an unexpected twist on the day of surgery.

What happens to a 20-year-old who experiences a severe road accident and is left disabled? What gives him the strength to live, and how does he find the ability to lecture nationwide from deep within his pain? An inspiring interview with Moshe Tabashi.

How do Sharon Aharoni and Tamar Avnon attract women from all sectors to their shows? How do they tailor their performances to a wide range of audiences, and how do they balance the needs of religious actresses with those who are not observant? A behind-the-scenes look at the 'Eshta Theater.'

We've all heard of medical clowns, but educational clowns are less known. Who are the people behind the clown persona, and why do they believe they are needed in schools? Educational clown Uriah Tepperberg explains this unique phenomenon.

Zahava Deslin immigrated to Israel from Ethiopia without knowing how to read or write, and unfamiliar with Hebrew. She had a clear goal: to learn and succeed. Today, as Director of Excellence at Kiryat Malachi Municipality, she is certain: "There is no such thing as a child who cannot achieve."

What does a girl with type 1 diabetes experience when her parents insist on keeping her condition a secret, and how does her life look now that she's married and a mother? Tamara Leventhal shares her unique story.

The Jewish residents of Ramat Eshkol in Lod cannot forget the horrific nightmare they experienced during the riots. They are now publishing a book to share their neighborhood's story. "It's not just our story, but the story of all of Israel."

Familiar with the famous clicker games, the 'Shabbat Game' on the web, and the games on heritage and tourism sites? Meet Ami Hania, the man who developed thousands of computer games, sharing what led him to this unique field, along with his other exciting occupation: a juggler and playback actor.

After going through years of waiting for her own children, Nava Pasha decided to start a unique fertility medicine charity. Today, the charity serves women from all sectors, offering a listening ear, rare medications (by prescription), massages, and complementary treatments.

Bella Nudelman, an architect at KKL Central District, reveals how Israel's only forest walking trail for the blind was established, allowing them to navigate and even ride bicycles.

Tourists from all over Israel and the world visit the unique robotic dairy established by Nehemiah and Liora Asis in the settlement of Avnei Eitan. How is milking done by a robot, and what special innovations have they developed for the cows?

Shira Israeli achieved the extraordinary by initiating a project involving hundreds of teenagers documenting the stories of Holocaust survivors. "I may not hear my grandparents' stories, but at least others will share, " she says emotionally.

Why does programmer Ido Portal hire employees without formal training? How does he create innovative solutions for the most popular websites, and what's his connection to the Hidabroot website?

After being injured in a bus accident in Thailand, Moshe Atiya decided to return to Israel and get closer to Judaism. Years later, he founded an organization in Kiryat Shmona, aiming to help troubled youth. 'I was once in their shoes,' he explains.

A student's innocent question led Rabbi Alnatan to start a successful children's podcast, now with over 100 episodes. Here's the story behind its creation.

Facing a difficult diagnosis, Arthur Lazarev finds strength despite the challenges of Huntington's disease. "It's not a pessimistic story," he insists, "because even when everything is dark, you can choose to see the light." An inspiring conversation.

The miraculous act that preceded the burial of the Chida in Israel, Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu's wish to be buried beside him on Har HaMenuchot, and the miracles that accompanied every stage of establishing the tomb. Rabbi Chaim Suissa, who managed Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu's office for over a quarter of a century, shares touching stories on the 13th anniversary of his passing.