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The scriptwriter and humor artist Amir Moyal discusses his early stages in the world of humor, his silent prayer before every performance, the post that saved lives, and the importance of clean humor. A serious interview with a hilarious guy.

In a revealing interview, Akiva discusses his unique mission in Tel Aviv, a providential event at his son's brit, and a Hasidic melody that left Dudu Tassa in awe.

In honor of the 15th anniversary of the 'Derech Miriam' organization, which remarkably supports cancer patients in the Jerusalem area, we spoke with Areleh, the organization's manager, about inspiring stories, the challenges, and life-saving emergency actions.

Or Harnik, the director of the 'Torat HaChaim' School of Psychology from a Torah perspective, discusses in an exclusive interview his journey to faith, the school's methodology, miracles he has witnessed, and the thousands who have regained hope and light in their eyes thanks to the school's graduates.

In a special interview, Dr. Avraham Meir Gdania discusses the unique cases he has treated and his holistic method that combines body and soul—natural remedies, nutrition, faith, and gratitude. "Those who don't believe won't pray, and those who do find that it aids their healing."

In a special holiday interview, Rabbi Ze'ev Pizem, Chabad emissary in Sderot, shares for the first time about the precise instructions he received directly from the Rebbe for his mission, about the Passover Seder reminiscent of the Temple, and about the massive operation to fly hundreds of children to summer camps abroad.

In a personal and special interview with the Hidabroot website, singer Yaakov Shwekey talks about how he balances family life with his career, the Torah study he never skips anywhere in the world, and the special blessing he received from Rabbi Ovadia Yosef.

In an open conversation, the duo shares their journey to religious observance, an extraordinary Times Square performance, a touching call from Rabbi Yaakov Ades, and their upcoming Purim party, marking the only time in 18 years that Omman 17 closed on Shabbat.

Oded Harush, a 29-year-old resident of Dimona, has been promoting Jewish culture from a young age. You may know him mainly from his opinion pieces on the "Kan" Broadcasting Corporation. But who is truly behind the bright face?

Tu B'Shvat has arrived, and it's a holiday for the trees. We had a conversation with landscape and nature photographer Evyatar Shai Pdael, who merges this with Torah study. In the interview, he explains the wonderful connection between matter and spirit, why he insists on photographing only the landscapes of Israel, and why these images bring warm tears to his eyes.

Ophir Gal, a former special police unit fighter specializing in martial arts, embraced Judaism and brought his incredible skills to the world of Torah, where he spends most of his day. In an interview with Hidabroot, he explains how he now uses this skill to help struggling young men, and why he pursued Rabbi Elbaz from Eilat to Jerusalem with a heart full of longing.

Ortal Gridish, a mother of seven who fulfilled her dream to establish a parochet manufacturing workshop, formed a heartfelt connection with the Rada family, offering them an unforgettable gift.

In a personal interview with the Hidabrut website, Kobi Shimoni talks about his deep connection to Judaism, the destructive method of tying us to screens, and why he feels connected to Moses.

Nadav Gedalia, a religious journalist and filmmaker who inadvertently found himself in the status of late bachelorhood, decided to make lemonade out of lemons and created an intriguing film titled "Single with Hashem." Now, he speaks candidly about it on the Hidabroot website.

With an expanding circle of students, lessons across the country, and significant viral distribution, Rabbi Baruch Gazahay is establishing himself as one of the most intriguing rabbis in the Israeli return to faith movement. Exclusive interview.

A surprising message received by Chabad historian Rabbi Shneor-Zalman Berger led to a captivating book detailing the story of the Lubavitcher Rebbe's emissaries and Moroccan Jews, whose destinies became intertwined. The book provides a glimpse into intriguing historical events, such as the struggles for Torah-based education in Morocco, and Baba Sali's enthusiasm for aiding the emissaries.

Haaretz raises concerns over a growing trend of kosher certifications in Tel Aviv restaurants, yet omits the primary reason behind this surge.

Avner Shaki, a reporter for the Hidabroot website, participated in a health workshop guided by experts in natural medicine and the writings of the Rambam. For a week, he ate only fruits, vegetables, and legumes, avoiding pizza and chocolate. He survived it all to share his story.