A haunting new film revisits Elie Wiesel’s journey—from Auschwitz survivor to Nobel laureate—reminding us of memory, faith, and the duty to bear witness.
My journey through years of infertility, loss, and faith—ending with the miracle of motherhood, where sorrow transformed into a song of hope and gratitude.
Before being KISS’s frontman, Gene Simmons was Chaim Weitz—the son of Holocaust survivor Flóra Klein. This is the story of her courage, sacrifice, and their journey from Auschwitz to arena rock.
A Catholic boy with big questions, an Israeli roommate during lockdown, and a world changed after October 7—Jack O’Shea’s journey to Judaism is as unexpected as it is inspiring.
In a small Polish apartment frozen in time, I found two Torah scrolls left behind for 80 years. Their journey back to home changed how I understand exile—and redemption.
Miriam Sandler lived the dream—performing across the globe, meeting music royalty, and basking in the limelight. But the price of success left her questioning everything and searching for authenticity.
Ariel Moyal toured with a punk band—now he’s building a courtroom-style case for Judaism. His radical journey may change how you think about truth, faith, and meaning.
Judith Kallman fell into darkness—into hiding, into horror, into silence—but every time, she found her way back to life. This is her story of survival and strength.
On October 7, IDF commander Shraga R. survived a helicopter crash under fire—unknowingly diverting terrorists and saving a kibbutz in a chilling twist of fate.
After a freak accident left him paralyzed, Dr. Bill Silvers fuels his heroic recovery with faith, love, and a legacy of resilience and moral strength he received from his parents.
Vienna’s Historical Warning to New York on Mamdani
