Intermarriage and life-threatening situations

Hundreds of Kiryat Malachi residents participated last week in the Hachnassas Sefer Torah held by the Shamis family in memory of their young son, Moshe Nissim, a”h, who was niftar half

Lidor Amira was born on Moshav Yatzitz near Rechovot and raised in a traditional home. “We did not keep Shabbos, but we believed in G-d,” he recalls. “We would make Kiddush

There wasn’t a dry eye in the house last Thursday when 13-year-old Yaron was called up to the Torah and, in an Arabic accent, recited the blessings of the Torah. “This

Over the past year, Yad L’Achim has shepherded hundreds of women through the “return to Judaism” process in the Rabbinical Courts. These are women snared by Arab men who convinced them

Liora was only 14 when she lost her mother. From the moment her mother fell ill, the family went into a tailspin, trying to help her fight the dreaded disease while,

The headline of the news piece was “The Women Who Converted to Islam and Moved to the Territories,” and it was an attempt to show how mixed Jewish-Muslim couples live happily

In a joyous celebration for the honor of Torah, hundreds of Yerushalayim residents and Rachmastrivka chassidim participated in an inspiring Hachnassas Sefer Torah organized on behalf of the Greenwald family. The

A letter from Yad L’Achim’s archives offers a small peak into an unknown chapter connected to the counter-assimilation organization’s battles in 5732, 52 years ago. In a letter sent to then-Prime