Only 17, she wasn't initially drawn to the Bible, but after delving into its study, she can't detach. She endured grueling years of study, convinced she would win until the very last moment. Now, she dreams of teaching the Bible differently. A special interview with Emunah Cohen.
It happens all around us: parents embroiled in conflict or divorce proceedings choose to alienate their children from the other parent. Attorney Pinina Yizhaqel-Kachlon, founder of the Committee for Addressing Parental Alienation and False Accusations, speaks about the story that broke her heart, the severe psychological damage inflicted on children, and the truth that always emerges and changes everything.
I always thought the Holocaust solely affected European Jews. One day, I was surprised to discover that my grandparents from Libya were also Holocaust survivors. Honestly, I couldn't tell what hurt me more at the time—thinking about their trauma or the lost recognition that nearly half a million Jews haven't received as survivors of the North African Holocaust.
Discover how one rebbetzin was the only one able to make her laugh, tips on maintaining happiness even after meeting the toughest patients, and practical advice to uplift your spirits. Meital Azani, a laughter workshop facilitator and medical clown, reveals her professional secrets just in time for Purim.
She was born with dwarfism, yet it never stopped her from breaking every glass ceiling possible: performing on stages from a young age, becoming a DJ at Galgalatz, and even giving a TED talk. Still, if you ask her, the real pinnacle of her life is the miracle of her son's birth and her return to faith inspired by him. Actress Bat-El Bornstein in a special interview.
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