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A Holocaust survivor story, crossing continents with poignant closure: the tale of an ancient Torah scroll that survived the Holocaust's horrors, journeyed across continents, and found its place this week at the Nova memorial site.

Yair Aliatzur, the singer who captured the nation with his hit "Even Better," reveals the touching story behind the song, his mission, and his special bond with Rabbi Shalom Arush.

Parents discover their children's teachers are Arab. Are Israeli schools doing enough to address their concerns?

Discover how ordinary people ended up working for Iran, and what motivated them to contact an enemy state. Experts Dr. Ilan Diamant and Shlomo Feld provide insights.

The toughest patient's humble request, innovative tech helping wounded soldiers, and the resilience of Rambam Hospital's medical team during wartime.

Toval Dembo Ben-Yohana, a tenth-grade student, developed a website allowing the public to write letters of encouragement and hope to captives. How is it done, and how did the initiative start? Toval shares his story in an insightful interview.

Israeli researchers have developed an AI model that predicts blood sugar levels years in advance, potentially changing diabetes care forever.

Music and faith intertwined in Maya Zigdon's childhood, leading her family back to Judaism. Yet, life's challenges proved more complex than she ever imagined.

Striving for balance, three brave women have decided to remove their computers from home, discovering a vibrant world beyond the screen. Learn about their motivations and the challenges they face.

Every morning, Reishit Hirschfeld chooses to rise and conquer the day—something far from given. After months of battling major depression and even experiencing hospitalization, she opens a window into the world of mental health survivors. In an open and brave interview, she shares her life's journey.

Abishag Sidkalev, born with cerebral palsy, finds her voice through faith, love, and technology, dreaming of new shoes for the coming of the messiah.

Artist Hodaya Bushari set out to paint Rabbi Avi Goldberg, who was tragically killed in Lebanon. She never anticipated the heartfelt phone call she would receive from his wife, Rachel.

How did a child who knew nothing about Torah study become a techie developing brilliant software for dividing Talmudic texts? Developer Ohad Kimchi shares his journey that led to this unique project.

Miki Chait overcame a turbulent youth, finding proverbial salvation in capoeira and strength through faith. Now, he's dedicated to empowering at-risk youth through sports.

From a broken car to spaghetti with the kids, and even a hostage deal – these anecdotes are part of Uri Brilliant's book, 'My Living Torah'. Discover the book’s origins and how they link to his unique Talmud study method.

Less than a week after the passing of Shaul Moyal in Lebanon, two of his ten children sit down for an emotional conversation about their father, a man deeply devoted to Torah. They reveal the messages he left with them before his death and vow: "We will continue living joyfully, as he would have wanted."

Can a soldier without a left hand put on tefillin? A new book by Rabbi Bistritzky explores the fascinating questions of Jewish law encountered by Israeli soldiers injured in combat.

Is the herpes virus secretly causing your headaches? A groundbreaking study reveals surprising connections between herpes and migraine pain.

On Simchat Torah, Ben Bronstein, a commander in the Duvdevan Unit, led his soldiers into Kfar Aza to rescue dozens of residents until he was struck down in an ambush. A year after his death, his father recalls his bravery.

Miriam Gilvich grew up without any knowledge of Judaism until she moved to Israel and embarked on a spiritual journey. Surprisingly, she found her calling as a matchmaker specializing in complex matches. "It's the greatest satisfaction there is," she shares.