Daniel Mizrahi shares his significant life changes over the past year: moving to his own apartment, starting his own business, and, most importantly, gaining independence through divine providence. "I approached a nursing company, and the representative asked me: 'Are you Daniel Mizrahi who writes for the Hidabroot website?'"
Despite the coronavirus and travel warnings, Rabbi Zamir Cohen refused to cancel his trip to Thailand to give lectures to the Israeli community there, who face many challenges. The result was astounding, with much spiritual strengthening, avoiding assimilation, and reinforcing Jewish connections. Now, the Rabbi is in isolation for two weeks and is using the time to complete his next project.
Do you know the project with no financial gain or ratings, yet you pursue it for the soul? That's the story behind "The Ladder of Jacob," the new book by Yedidia and Sivan Rahav-Meir about Rabbi Yaakov Edelstein ztz"l. So how did it manage to reach number 1 in the sales charts despite everything, why aren't there miracle stories, and which question particularly moved Sivan? A couple's interview with the duo trying to create a new type of communication.
Feeling more Jewish than ever, she is slowly and deliberately drawing closer to Judaism. Besides, she observes Shabbat, watches Hidabrut Channel, and misses the Hasidic family that hosted her in France. A surprising interview with singer Riff Cohen.
Despite living with cerebral palsy, Daniel Mizrahi defies odds by giving lectures, writing songs, designing album covers, and inspiring hope in others. Join us for a heartwarming interview with this incredible individual.
Introducing our new section: Judaism Questionnaire+. Our first guest is Avishai Shitrit, who shares his first Jewish memory, reveals which biblical figure he'd like to meet, and explains why he particularly looks forward to Passover.
Discover the top six fruits with exceptional nutritional value, including pomegranates. Learn about their benefits and why they stand out.
If you haven’t started learning the daily daf, perhaps Aharon Razel’s extraordinary motivation will help you enter the world of Torah. "You must understand that the Gemara doesn’t want you to just read about a cow and an egg, but to try to see if you have something to say about it, and if you understand the flow and the idea. Then it becomes an intellectual, emotional, and faithful challenge."
The prohibition of wasting food (Bal Tashchit) is designed to prevent, among other things, unnecessary food waste, especially when it comes to staple foods like bread. What should you do if you have leftover bread? Is it permissible to feed it to birds, and what is the significance of bread thrown on the floor?
In a surprising interview on Kol Berama radio, Eli Yatzpan discussed the Iranian threat and encouraged listeners to put on tefillin and wake up for selichot. "Anyone who believes a little and connects a little puts on tefillin for 10 minutes in the morning. And believe me, their life changes."
The assassination of Rabin, the Versailles Hall collapse, 9/11, and more—references to these events, through equidistant letter sequences, are said to be found in the Bible. Is it true? And why does science reject it? Answer of the week.
Sylvester celebrations occur worldwide. But why should Jews join in? Rabbi Yitzchak Fanger argues against honoring a tormentor of our ancestors and discusses the phrase "In those days, at this time." Weekly Insight.
Looking to save on your gas bills? It's easier than you think. Reduce your gas expenses with some straightforward steps, leading to significant financial savings.
The Land of Israel is blessed with it, it symbolizes fertility and wisdom, and it has a wealth of health benefits. Discover 7 fascinating facts about the pomegranate.
With 35-40 varieties, rich in antioxidants, seeds used as a flour substitute in India, and a mature tree producing about 300 fruits annually. Discover 7 facts about the juiciest summer fruit from the tropical regions of China and India – the mango.
How centuries of Talmud study sharpened Jewish intellect — blending analytical brilliance, spiritual depth, and mental discipline into one timeless exercise for the soul and the brain
Often misunderstood as a fattening fruit, grapes are packed with health benefits including cancer prevention, anti-aging properties, and vascular cleaning. Embrace summer with one of Israel's praised fruits - grapes.
The tragic passing of the Attias family shocked many of us, raising concerns on how to act in similar scenarios, especially when vehicle brakes fail. Here are some tips, hoping no one ever finds themselves in such a situation.
Gas prices are exceptionally high, making it the perfect time to consider saving money and directing it towards more beneficial purposes.
Oranges can prevent kidney stones, help in cancer prevention, and it's better to eat the whole fruit than drinking its juice. Here are some interesting facts about the orange - the most Israeli winter fruit.
