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Keeping Connected to Life: The Orthodox World Adapts with Wholesome WhatsApp Groups for Community and Support.

Yehuda Herzic, owner of a construction company in Ashdod, laments being forced to employ Arab workers. In an interview with Hidabrut, he explains his decision this morning to send them home: "They feel they control the situation - it's time they feel the opposite."

He was the youngest cantor at Eli Yaffe's academy. Witnessed a disabled child stand after hearing his singing, and studies half a day in a yeshiva to be prepared for questions from those distant from Judaism. An intriguing interview with cantor-singer, Shmuel Krischer.

A group of friends transformed their 'news sharing' group into a support network for those stranded, thus giving birth to Yedidim, an on-road first aid organization. An interview with the national volunteer coordinator, Rafael Barchatz. Contact details included for those interested.

A new study is set to revolutionize diabetes treatment. A medication used for hypertension has shown promise in treating diabetes.

Adi Katz grew up on a kibbutz in the Jezreel Valley and for the past decade has been painting only sacred art. "When I began working with holiness, I connected to the heart." An interview with the painter-artist whose children's illustrations inspire adults, especially before moments of solitude.

This story was received by the Hidabroot team, and after speaking with the individual involved, we wanted to share it. It provides a broader perspective and reminds us that sometimes, even in this world, kindness never costs.

For the second time this year, a right-wing extremist group has vandalized a memorial to Holocaust victims in Athens. At the Dachau concentration camp in Germany, part of the 'Arbeit Macht Frei' sign was stolen.

Lehava CEO, Bentzi Gophstein: "Since the wedding of Morel and Mahmoud, families have gained courage to ask for help. We hope Mansour stays in prison, as it's now easier to persuade Morel to come home."

Two years ago, 'Dosim' was launched to create effective and connected Haredi outreach. Since then, how have they evolved, and why did they distribute matzo balls at the IDF Radio, or wave with memorial candles instead of BBQ on Memorial Day?

The Yom L'Yom newspaper is closing a year without the spiritual leader who once guided its path. How do they cope after his passing, and what have they experienced in the past year? An interview with the editor, Yitzhak Kakun.

Talented from the age of six, Moti Heller was mentored by the renowned painter Yoni Gerstein. He doubles his efforts on spiritual artworks and never painted at the expense of his Torah studies during his yeshiva days. An interview with the artist Moti Heller

The women's show 'Orchot Plus', hosted by Efrat Stern, returns for a new and captivating season on Hidabroot Channel. Shiffy Charitan spent a full day of filming and brought all the interesting backstage happenings you won’t see on screen.

Want to participate in writing a Torah in memory of Rabbi Yosef Shalom Elyashiv zt"l? Rabbi and Rebbetzin Abramov explain how you can take part. Special Interview.

They visit the place all year round, showing a surprising thirst for matters of sanctity. Rabbi Yosef Gerlitzky, who meets with them daily, warns the Ministry of Education: "While efforts are made to distance children from their roots, a revolution is needed in Israeli education."

Ensuring kosher standards during the Sabbatical year by working undercover across borders

Righteous converts, who have gone through the complex conversion process, speak out against the new conversion law proposed by MK Elazar Stern, aimed to create a new path bypassing the halachic conversion track.

Before falling for ads bombarding your mind about the health benefits of your snack, learn some basic rules to help you decide.

Ever wondered why peppers are so expensive? It might not be due to a shortage but a manufactured crisis. In a revealing interview, farmer Barak Omega shares insights into a troubling agricultural practice.

Blessed initiatives are sprouting one after another in preparation for the Shemitah year. A network of kollels will be established allowing farmers to study Torah. In Bnei Brak, special bins for fruits with Shemitah sanctity will be distributed across 100 locations.