I Exist to Serve Israeli Soldiers | Hadassah Goldberg
From southern Israel to IDF bases, food trucks, EMT calls, and everyday acts of chesed, this episode captures the heart of why Israel still feels like home.
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Don’t Give Up! Struggling with Infertility | Rabbi & Mrs. Avi Schneider
Avi Proctor sits down with Rabbi and Rebbetzin Schneider for a real talk about the messy parts of life. From the years they spent struggling with infertility to the big decision to pack up and build a life in Israel.
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From Soviet Escape to a Jewish Life in Israel | Emuna Rivka
Emuna Rivka shares her powerful journey from Russian Jewish roots to rediscovering Judaism, building a life of emuna, and ultimately coming home to Israel.
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Saying Hallel When Hallel Is Gone | Rina Ariel
This isn’t about “getting through” grief; it’s about turning pain into a mission. From reclaiming Har HaBayit to keeping Hallel’s memory alive through action and faith, Rina shares how to hold onto hope when the world shatters.
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Living in a Prophecy: Devastating & Gorgeous | Rav Shlomo Katz
Chanale sits down with renowned musician and spiritual leader Rav Shlomo Katz on The Weekly Squeeze for an intense look inside Israel’s current reality.
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Overcoming Dyslexia Early: The Fight for Brilliant Kids’ Future | Dr. Rinat Green (Kol Koreh)
host Jen Airley sits down with child psychologist Dr. Rinat Green, the founder of Kol Koreh, to look past the surface of Israel’s school system and reveal the brilliant minds hidden behind learning struggles.
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Lone IDF Soldier: October 7th Made Me Leave Canada | Jeremy Urbach
Call Me Israeli on the Ariel Gold Show brings you the story of Jeremy Urbach, also known as Gishmak Herring. After October 7th, Jeremy left Canada and came to Israel to become a lone combat soldier in the IDF.
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The Sports Illustrated Phenom Who Refused to Play on Shabbat | Tamir Goodman
Avi Proctor sits down with Tamir Goodman, famously dubbed “The Jewish Jordan” by Sports Illustrated in 1999, to uncover the raw reality behind his meteoric rise.
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Torah A to Z: Feminism, Favoritism & Fences | Rabbi Ari Enkin
The Rabbi Says on Moral Edge continues the A to Z Series with Rabbi Ari Enkin, tackling the letter F: feminism, favoritism, and fences in Judaism.
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What the Messianic Era and Final Redemption really Means | Michael Gerbitz & Yehuda Raice
Michael Gerbitz and Yehuda Raice explore the tension between practical Jewish action and mystical redemption.
