Young Woman Hatzalah Volunteer: “I May Be Deaf But I Can Save Your Life!”
Nechama Lobel, who was born deaf, volunteers for United Hatzalah and saves lives.
The Patients Who Survived Their Prognosis
Prof. Moshe Frenkel, a Clinical Associate at the University of Texas, and chairman of the Israeli Society for Complementary Medicine,…
The “Gift” of Waiting
Which can only be appreciated if you have the gift of faith
The Nun Who Learned About Keeping Shabbat
What does a religious family do who discovers that their refrigerator is disconnected on Friday night? The Kisus family did…
The Wisdom of a Woman
While men tend to see the big picture, women have a unique ability to discern fine details. For this reason,…
New Release: Ishay Ribo & Motty Steinmetz – Nafshi
Unique duet between two very similar and different worlds; Yishai Ribo and Moti Steinmetz. Lyrics: “Nafshi chamda b‘tzel yadecha lada'at…
A Flowering Green Mountain: The Color of Torah
Why did the unseen Infinite give this color illusion to our wavy micro-projection that we call physicality? What does the…
Tisha B’Av – Reflecting on Rebuilding the Temple
We don't even know what we're missing
The Power of a Tzaddik’s Prayer
An orphan is influenced by Rav Ahrele of Karlin's heartfelt prayer
Love your Children with all your Senses – R. Yemima Mizrachi
What is a child’s very first need when he is born? "Your child’s physical needs are almost petty when it…
