All Articles Byמיכל אריאלי

Eliahu (Eli Ran) Hirsch is a lecturer in the Faculty of Sciences in Holon and also leads his life as a yeshiva student. "When I come to lectures, the students look shocked, it's an opportunity for me to explain a thing or two about Judaism." And what do the professors at the college say about this?

What lies behind the grand creation made by Shuki Margalit and Ciki Klein from Ruzhin Cheder in Bnei Brak? Why did they incorporate police officers threatening the children, and what do the parents think?

Eli Maman speaks about the overwhelming harm to merchants and despair. Merchants have returned to Mahane Yehuda Market, but some with tears in their eyes.

Esty Rubinstein endured three accidents, injuries, and recovery, then faced anxiety that kept her from driving. Seven years after finding a solution, she shares her chilling journey.

The reopening of synagogues with a limit of only ten people is, according to Eli Ben Harush, Chairman of the 'Synagogue Association', nothing more than a sad joke. "What, do we leave the 11th worshiper outside the door?" he asks, revealing further difficulties faced by the synagogues, with some remaining closed indefinitely.

Human trials for the Israeli vaccine started this week. What risks do the volunteers face? How will the vaccine be administered? And why might it not be available by next winter? Dr. Erez Garty from the Davidson Institute addresses all these questions.

Meir Delanga experienced clinical death, later his life was saved when he avoided boarding a command car that caught fire, yet he continued to sink into the secular world. Years later, as a successful theater actor, his life transformed.

Victor Pavlenko decided to undergo a circumcision following a dream he had, Arthur Abraham underwent a circumcision and redemption on the same day, and Itamar Golani experienced a special connection thanks to the circumcision. Those circumcised at an older age share their moving stories.

What caused the Haredi community to fall ill more than the general public? Is it true that extensive use of public transportation can lead to illness? What is the connection between population density and coronavirus, and what worries the Chair of the Advisory Committee to the National Security Council the most? Nitza Klinar-Kasir, Chair of the Advisory Committee, in a fascinating interview.

Last week, Oshri Assouline, age 26, passed away after contracting COVID-19. His rabbi, Rabbi David Kfir, reflects: "The first time I met Oshri was at a gas station, with an earring and tattoos, and later a study hall was established thanks to him."

After years of studying space exploration and tracking spacecraft orbits, Yossi Zekuta reaches a clear conclusion: 'The heavens are Hashem’s, but the earth He gave to the children of man.'

Riniti Dvorsky-Dor returned to religious observance at 37, got married at 40, and had her only son through miraculous means. Meanwhile, she moved to Milan and discovered herself in a new role. What is she doing during the Corona period?

Sweltering heat followed by floods and rain - these are extremely rare events in Israel. Veteran meteorologist Tzachi Waxman from 'Meteo-Tech' offers a fascinating analysis, comments on the surprising data, and advises: "Don't be surprised by the rain expected on Shavuot."

When Esther Kramer suffered a stroke at 34, she didn't anticipate how her life would change. Eight years later, she navigates life in a wheelchair, refusing to give up on anything, becoming the highest-ranking woman in education using a wheelchair.

Yisrael Otemazgin didn't think twice before deciding to donate bone marrow to save a Muslim infant's life, but he didn't predict that this would move thousands worldwide. "I had the privilege to sanctify Hashem's name and prove to everyone the values of our Torah and humanity."

Chana Yael Moses, raised in the Soviet educational system, encountered Judaism at 16, sparking a lifelong journey of spiritual return. "Even when I felt 'on top of the world,' Hashem tested me again," she shares.

Encountering a snake can be unsettling. Here are expert tips on how to handle such situations safely.

Years of teaching inspired Netanel Ziss to develop a unique reading method based on Jewish principles to help children overcome reading difficulties. He shares how this approach changes lives.

When Leah married off her son about a month and a half ago, she didn't anticipate that during the week of celebrations she, her husband, their children, and the bride's family would contract the coronavirus. Now, after two weeks in the Kinar Hotel, she shares her impressions and admits: "We all want to go home."

Seven years ago, Rebbetzin Rachel Bazri passed away, and shortly after, her husband Rabbi Binyamin also passed. They established and led the Orthodox community in Be'er Sheva for many years. Their daughter shares heartfelt stories about the hundreds of families drawn closer to Judaism because of them, the yeshiva and school established, and a class her mother started during a period of personal hardship.