As Passover approaches, halachic questions arise: Can medicines containing chametz be consumed? Should wheat flour be burned? Do disposable napkins and cutlery require special kosher certification? Rabbi Yosef Zritzky provides clear answers.
Almost no couple goes shopping for Passover without encountering conflicts. Leah Aharoni, a business consultant, reveals the reason: anatomical differences in brain structure between men and women, and she offers a plethora of tips to overcome this.
Ido Halperin, a renowned numerologist, left numerology for Judaism after a profound dream. "I realized the Jewish people are above fortune, so there's no logic in following numerology," he says. What has he chosen to do instead?
Discover the difference between fear and anxiety, common triggers, and how CBT therapy and gradual exposure can help you break free from the cycle of panic and worry.
Eldad Levi traveled worldwide to collect ancient musical instruments and establish a museum symbolizing music throughout the years of exile, anticipating the building of the Temple. How did he react when he discovered that Muslims also visit the museum?
Yair Shriki was born with cerebral palsy, but that hasn't stopped him from paving his way and succeeding in every field he wanted to pursue. Today, he is a talented musician and an accomplished poet, ready to release his debut album. An inspiring interview.
Researchers have identified certain proteins that, when present, almost certainly indicate autism. The goal: to advance treatment for children.
Decoding expressions, gestures, and movements to connect better and communicate smarter.
This might sound unbelievable, but it's entirely true: After Libby Klein finished writing a book about a girl whose life changed following a car accident just before her wedding, she discovered that such a girl exists in reality, with a life story uncannily similar to the one in her book. As a result, they are now putting on a performance.
For eight years, Zvi Silver helped families escape poverty by reducing expenses, but his conclusions have changed. He now believes the key is to increase income rather than cut costs. Discover how his method works in practice.
For ten years, Alon and Iris Hakshur have toured Israel with their 'Hasidic Puppet Theater,' spreading Jewish messages. What rabbi invited them to a secular community? Why was the school principal in Be'er Sheva upset, and how do they perform for special needs children?
Tzvi Fishman grew up with almost no Jewish identity, reached the pinnacle of Hollywood, but at the height of his career, he discovered he was very ill. How did the news of his illness lead him to search for the truth? And what did he see in a dream that precisely matched what he later discovered in the Land of Israel? All the answers in a fascinating and transformative human story.
For over 60 years, Zeev Steigelitz, the farmer from Kfar Gideon, has tended to his agricultural holdings. What does he grow? How did he help Rabbi Elyashiv fulfill a mitzvah? And what does he have to say ahead of Tu Bishvat?
Yosef Sikurel was a successful theater actor earning substantial salaries, but he left it all behind to embrace Judaism. What did he do when he needed an income? He simply went to the street to play and sing. A story of courage, dedication, and deep faith.
Rabbi Avraham Abargel has built over 100 arks in his lifetime, but his greatest satisfaction came six years ago when he founded the 'Derech Emunah' yeshiva for the second generation of those returning to Judaism.
The Daily Halacha book, which offers concise and simple daily halachic teachings, has sold tens of thousands of copies in recent years. An intriguing interview with the book's editor, Rabbi Avraham Cohen.
Ezra Landau captures the most surprising and contrasting photos you've seen. In a special interview, he talks about his journey into photography, his mentor (Rebbe Nachman of Breslov), and moments filled with humor and faith.
Explore the different types of depression, their symptoms, causes, and proven treatment methods.
Dr. Aharon Alon immigrated to Israel as a senior physician and introduced a unique cancer treatment. Thousands of patients have been treated by him in recent years, but he didn't stop there, deciding to offer healing for addictions as well, influenced by Rabbi Nachman of Breslov. An intriguing interview with Dr. Aharon Alon.
Over 6,000 students study at Shuvu network schools, most from families far from Judaism, with heartwarming stories behind them. What truly motivates parents to send their children to religious schools? We spoke with Rabbi Chaim Michael Gutterman, CEO of Shuvu.
