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Ophir Elhayani performed in Israel and abroad with a mixed youth band, but a decision he made completely changed his life's direction. In an interview, he shares the challenges of his musical creations and his biggest dreams.

Tamir Dortal, once a secular law student and teacher, transformed into a key influencer through his podcast 'On Significance,' reshaping the public discourse.

Rachel Goldberg opens up about her profound loss, her work to unite the Jewish people, and her choice to embrace life after the death of her husband, Rabbi Avi Goldberg.

Miki Gavrielov, a pivotal figure in Israeli music, shares insights on his unique songwriting process influenced by dreams, his connection to tradition, and the ancient legend behind the hit 'Fly, Young Bird'.

Hila Walberstein, niece of the late author Simcha Raz, reflects on his life's work, contributions with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and enduring impact.

Aviv Bachar recently released his sixth album. In an exclusive interview, he talks about the challenges that fueled his music, albums that never saw the light, his internal battle between authenticity and commercial success, and the light he found in the secrets of the Torah.

Noam Banai shares in a personal interview about life under the shadow of his late father, Meir Banai, his intriguing new album, and how the journey of faith has become a significant part of his life.

Yehuda Green, known as one of the beloved followers of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach, shares his journey as a musician and the challenges he faced in creating his albums.

Rabbi Moshe Shilat, founder of the Tzama events, discusses the miraculous spread of Chassidic teachings and the spiritual transformation that changed his life forever

Elia Rosilio's life story defies the odds. Born to a family plagued by addiction and crime, he forged an impressive musical career and chose a path of Jewish faith and tradition.

David Cohen and Shimon Ifargan, barbers who embraced faith, share their transformative journeys and revelations. "It's not always easy to follow the religious path in our work, but it's the right thing to do."

Avromy Friedman, a mental health expert within the Orthodox community, recounts the traumatic symptoms experienced by Meron disaster survivors and his own harrowing moments awaiting news of his son.

Hadassah Ben Ari shares her journey creating a project to tell war stories adapted for children, and discusses the personal impact of the war on her life.

In a heartfelt interview marking the anniversary of his son Shmuelik's passing, radio host Ami Maimon discusses his commitment to spreading joy through hardships and the life mission he has embraced.

Yisrael Meir shares insights on his daily Talmud class and an unforgettable encounter with Rabbi Gershon Edelstein.

Kobi Peretz, one of Israel's renowned artists, talks to Hidabroot about his performances for soldiers during wartime, the moment that led him to wear a *tzitzit*, and a decision he made regarding his online posts.

Dr. Yehiel Leiter, father of Moshe Yedidya Leiter, who fell about a month ago in Gaza, shares about his son's unique character, the tragic news received on Shabbat evening, and his regret for not expressing enough love.

Shir David Gadasi, a talented young artist, shares his journey from performing with his father to creating with Dudu Tassa, including an unforgettable funeral.

Noam Fathi, one of Israel's prominent right-wing media figures, opens up in a candid interview about how the War of Iron Swords impacted his work.

Mishael Vaknin is a businessman who also serves as the Chairman of the Board of Israel Post. In an interview with 'Hidabroot', he explains why he dedicated recent years to publishing a unique book about the recitation of Selichot and how rare recordings of Rabbi Chaim Louk are related to the project.