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Eric Mashali grew up in a traditional family and defines himself as a believing Jew who lays tefillin and prays. In a unique interview, he talks about faith, his connection to Moroccan culture, his new song "Ya Baba", and his nostalgia for the 1980s: "I miss every decade of my life when my mother was alive."

Rabbi Avraham Leib, formerly Leonardo, led a seemingly good life. He mingled with worldly people, explored new places, and made a living from his beloved passion — until a change prompted him to leave skiing and Argentina. Now residing in Bnei Brak and a father of five, he shares his remarkable story.

The positive coverage received by the public transportation project on Shabbat, at least in some national media outlets, is a symptom of following an unspoken anti-religious line. Fake news creates a reality in which the struggle to preserve Shabbat in Tiberias seems like a fight against personal freedoms - but is that really the case?

Exactly 3 years apart, two identical and shocking tragedies occurred: the accident on Route 402 and the one on Route 304. Three years after the tragic accident, Levi Yitzchak Amadei's mother says: 'Hashem helps and comforts. When you're close to Him, He gathers the pain.'

Rabbi Aaron Waldman, originally called Chai in Chinese, immigrated to Israel and converted to Judaism. Currently living an ultra-Orthodox lifestyle, he aspires to establish a yeshiva for adults. How did he discover Judaism in communist China, and how does he handle his family's alienation over his transformative decision?

The 'Shayach Israel' synagogue was established after the Toulouse murder in memory of Yonatan Sandler HY"D. How did the community members react to the desecration of the Torah scrolls, and what did they do with the one scroll that remained intact despite the break-in and humiliation? An interview with Shmuel Marciano, the synagogue's gabai.

While the Chertokov family from Yavne'el celebrated their son's Bar Mitzvah, their house caught fire. Flames reached a height of about five meters, turning the home into a blaze. "The great miracle is that we weren't at home," recount the parents as they describe coping with the destruction of their home.

Despite the health risks, Israelis continue to consume large amounts of sugar. How can you break free from sugar addiction? Discover insights and tips from nutrition experts.

The Kinneret Authority is preparing for rain showers and anticipating high flow rates in the streams. For the people of Tiberias and the surrounding area, when the Kinneret is full, spirits are high, and vice versa. But it's more than that—the largest freshwater lake in the country has long been a national symbol.

Mirel Reznik, an observant Jewish violinist, is one of the top 10 most famous violinists in the world. In a captivating interview, he shares about the violin fragments that survived Auschwitz, his unforgettable encounter with the Lubavitcher Rebbe, and his life in communist Romania.

Hadas Tapuchi, a mother of four from the settlement of Atarot, was killed in a serious car accident 500 meters before entering the settlement. Her family urges a swift investigation to determine whether Hadas died from a car accident or stone-throwing.

Michelle, daughter of singer Benny Elbaz and sister of singer Gad Elbaz, was involved in a serious car accident when her vehicle collided powerfully with a truck. She suffered cuts from shattered glass and was rushed to the hospital with concerns of significant and irreversible damage. Days after the accident, she shares her insights.

How did Nadia Cohen, the widow of Eli Cohen, raise their three children, and what did he write in his final letter to her? An interview with 83-year-old Nadia on Eli Cohen's mysterious life and work as a top Israeli spy caught in Syria.

"Working with children who face ADHD is intense, but ultimately rewarding. We discover just how loved and enlightened our children are, and alongside that, we also learn about ourselves and our partners." A conversation with clinical psychologist, Meirav Beker.

The recent local elections point to a shift from traditional governance to a more direct style. Some mayors aren't accountable, not even to their constituents. In Tiberias, social media reigns supreme. Who will protect the people of Haifa?

Four years ago, Rabbi Shalom Arush tragically lost his young granddaughter in a car accident. How did he break the news to his son, and what lessons can be drawn from coping with grief and challenges? An exclusive interview with Rabbi Shalom Arush.

What would you answer if the king gave you the chance to ask for something? Mike Karuchi, the Israeli singer, left the King of Morocco in awe with his response, stating: 'A Jew will always remain a Jew.' An enlightening interview about the roots of Moroccan music and the world of liturgical poetry.

Rebbetzin Leah Kolodetsky, daughter of the esteemed Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky and Rivka Batsheva Esther Kanievsky (of blessed memory), opens up about her parents' profound influence and the lessons she carries forward.

Rabbi David Ruimi is dedicated to making Judaism accessible to the deaf and hard of hearing. He teaches Torah classes, officiates weddings, and guides Bar Mitzvah boys in sign language. What is the one thing you should never do to the deaf?

The Shabbat Center at Soroka Hospital needs couples who can volunteer their time to host patient companions for free. The coordinators share: "Many of the hosting couples who came to spend Shabbat with us were blessed with pregnancies. We can't promise anything, but it just happens."