A photograph of a mezuzah containing a curse has been circulating online. According to the story, a family experiencing a streak of misfortune recently had their mezuzahs examined and was taken aback by the results. Here is a photo of the mezuzah (with the curse removed in English).
Pepper the robot senses your emotions and offers words of encouragement, empathy, and hugs. Who needs friends when you have robots like these?
An English couple hoped for one more child and found themselves parents to a rare set of natural, non-identical quadruplets.
A New York court is set to decide if chimpanzees are entitled to protection under the U.S. Constitution as if they were humans.
Dr. Eli Ben Eliezer, a consultant and coach with extensive experience in senior management, set a personal goal years ago: to regularly dedicate time for Torah study. In a special interview, he shares how he moved from a complete unfamiliarity with the Talmud to almost daily attendance at a Daf Yomi class.
Watching cat videos is one of the most popular uses of the internet today. A new study reveals: these videos offer real benefits.
Scientists uncover how jellyfish reorganize their bodies after injury — offering hope for breakthroughs in regenerative medicine
After his album dedicated to the songs from the Book of Psalms, David D'or turns to presenting a program about Psalms on the Hidabroot channel alongside Rabbi Zamir Cohen. The new show combines questions and answers on existential and cosmic phenomena from the worlds of science and spirit, as reflected in the "Revolution" book series.
A few weeks ago, a prayer request was published on the Hidabroot website for Rabbi Shai Amar's wife, who was in a critical condition. Now, after witnessing a remarkable recovery, the couple shares their harrowing experience and the divine providence they encountered.
Teens globally are filming themselves summoning a 'Mexican demon' named Charlie. How do they do it, and what's the real explanation?
The term 'boundary' is often perceived negatively, as it implies restriction. However, boundaries are crucial for managing life positively - the first in a series of articles.
In an interview ahead of the release of his new book 'The Science of Happiness,' Rabbi Meir Gur shares what draws him to the study of the human psyche, how all new psychological knowledge is actually found in ancient sources, and why issues between a person and themselves affect their marital life.
When a man lent money with Hashem as his guarantor, he never imagined how beautifully that promise would be fulfilled
The rumor about Goliath's skull originates from The Weekly World News. Is there any truth to it?
Asaf Roznakovich was caught checking WhatsApp while driving and got an unexpected 'ticket'. He vows it'll be his last time!
The purpose and symbolism of tzitzit — from halachic laws and customs to the deep spiritual protection, Torah connection, and blessings this timeless mitzvah brings
Dr. Wills from Scotland debunks an old theory with a new photograph.
Yuval Shm Tov, known as Yuval Hamebulbal, shared a Facebook post showing him with a tallit and tefillin beside his kippah-wearing son. A negative comment from a user didn't bother him.
A car that runs on compressed air secured a development deal on an American TV show. The inventors received $5 million for mass production in the U.S.
From the wonders of creation: It's hard to believe such creatures exist in the ocean's depths, but a 7-meter squid was found on a New Zealand beach, sparking online interest.
