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Yoni Ganot, a pioneer of the renewed Jewish music, reflects on 25 years of creation. In this interview, he talks about the pursuit of success, the miracle that led him out of Tel Aviv, and his final months with his dear friend Zevulun Moshiashvili.

Rabbi Shneor Ashkenazi started delivering a small lesson at a synagogue in Rishon LeZion 13 years ago, which quickly became the largest Torah lesson in the world. In an interview with 'Hidabroot', he discusses his encounter with widespread attention and the estranged couple he helped save their marriage.

Aryeh Erlich is a leading Haredi journalist, often representing the Haredi perspective in secular media. On Kiddush Hashem and the serious accident that spared his life.

Meni Vakstok is a video creator and co-founder of "Bardak". On the mitzvah that performs wonders for his business, and the song he'll never forget

Moshe Feld is a Haredi artist with a large and diverse audience aiming high. In an interview ahead of his new show, he shares about his complex years in the yeshivas, the creative crisis that nearly pushed him from the field, and the powerful feeling that kept him creating.

Motti Weiss has released several hits over the past few years, receiving millions of views. On a conversation with the yeshiva supervisor that ensured he'd never be late to a performance, and the car accident where he was gifted life anew.

Raviv Zac is a screenwriter and actor who became a baal teshuva and is credited with many of Hidabroot's children's contents. In this interview, he discusses the challenges of his work and the dreams he has yet to fulfill.

Meni Geera-Schwartz is a senior Haredi communications consultant who has worked with numerous prominent figures and often represents the Haredi perspective in Israeli public discourse. In an interview with 'Hidabroot,' he discusses establishing the 'News Lines,' his pseudonym that became a part of his real name, and the significant challenges facing Haredi leadership.

Avi Mimran is one of the prominent journalists in the Haredi sector, often representing Torah views in the general community. His challenging service during Operation Protective Edge, and an important lesson he learned firsthand

Doron's heartfelt prayer at the grave of the Ramchal tore through the heavens, and his life-changing accident helped him rediscover himself.

Rami Kleinstein has been creating and performing for decades, nurturing a rich spiritual and Jewish world. On the abandonment anxiety developed in his childhood, the perfectionism that cost him dearly, and the Bible lesson that changed his life.

Elad Sadikov shares his discovery of the Creator while diving with whales in the Pacific Ocean, and the miracle that saved his life on the shores of Lebanon.

Itzik Dadya has been living in New York for the past few years, continues to perform, and recently got engaged. Recollections of the tragic show on the night of the terrible disaster at Mount Meron, and the day his life was gifted back to him.

Gad Elbaz has performed on prestigious stages worldwide, focusing in recent years on unique projects for Jewish connections. He now shares some significant events from his life, including a near-death experience that changed his life.

Dovi Weinrott is a successful attorney, son of the late Dr. Yaakov Weinrott and the late Chani Weinrott. He reflects on his longing for his wife, the lessons he learned from his father, and how Torah study forever changed his life.

Chaim Israel has been performing for many years across the Jewish world with great success. His special connection with Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, the performance on an isolated island that endangered his life, and non-Jews who wholeheartedly sing his songs.

Sagiv Cohen reflects on various milestones in his life and shares stories of miracles at the birth of his children, a theft that taught him a lesson he won't forget, and his father's illness that shook his world.

Asher Ben Abu is a successful actor and a key member of the religious comedy group "Underdos." In this interview, he shares the miracle that saved his life, how studying the inner layers of Torah stirred his spirit, and what he does when he feels he still lacks professionalism in his field.

Yedidya Meir was not a particularly good student, but he became one of the influential media figures and even managed to complete the entire Shas. Reflecting on memories from the days of the Disengagement and the Corona period, and on the book that influenced him most. And no, this is not an advertisement.

Shashi Keshet looks back with great satisfaction, sharing the significant events that transformed his life: the eternal longing for his parents, the friend lost on the battlefield, and the privilege of continuing the generational chain of the Jewish people.