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Need a religious court or advice on medicine, interest, computers, kashrut, and more? A group of scholars has prepared a detailed list of helplines and advice centers. Here it is for you.

Several such responses have reached us, from people who genuinely feel that full Shabbat observance would make them miserable. Could it be that Hashem, who called Shabbat a 'good gift,' intended to jeopardize our mental health?

You don't have to give up the barbecue on Independence Day, but the trend of a day dedicated to Torah study is attracting thousands of new Jewish participants each year. Get to know "Bar Bei Rav".

Can healing be done remotely, or can one influence another without any communication? In his new book 'Zero Time,' Eliyahu Shiri presents Jewish sources and scientific studies to prove that it's indeed possible and teaches how anyone can try it at home.

Following the controversy and discussions, also on Hidabroot, Chanan Ben Ari addresses the questions and explains his position regarding the song that many believe addressed Hashem disrespectfully. He concluded by saying, 'I have Hashem above me, who is so great and infinite, and you know that no matter how famous and successful you are - you are so small. This gives me balance and hope in my life.'

Discover the project spreading awareness about the harms of anger, under the title "Angry? You've Destroyed!" Aiming to raise awareness and help each other overcome more, get angry less – and also benefit.

As each year wraps up, the internet buzzes with 'predictions' for the next. This time, it's centered on Baba Vanga, a late Bulgarian mystic reputed for her foresight. But, don't be fooled.

For 24 years, Rabbi Shlomo Bakshat has been revitalizing the Jewish community in Odessa, which now boasts of hundreds of families and numerous institutions, including a unique orphanage where many of the children do, in fact, have parents. In a special interview, Odessa's Rebbetzin Hassi Bakshat talks about the challenges and the satisfaction.

Following his successful confrontation with a Muslim sheikh on a program aired by Al Jazeera, Dr. Kedar shares in a special interview about the show, the prevailing sentiment in the Arab world regarding Jerusalem, and the anticipated implications of transferring the American embassy to Jerusalem.

A few years ago, illustrator Shiri Cohen began illustrating historical-based comics books connecting children to distant periods in Jewish history. In a special interview, she shares her creative process.

New Study Finds: Children's Bedtime Activities Impact Their Obesity Risk

What would you do if you found yourself in a public space witnessing a parent struggling with particularly challenging children? A viral post describes two possible approaches.

After the hardship of losing his son on Shabbat eve, Moshe Sigdon founded 'Simchat Moshe Rabbeinu,' organizing Shabbat law studies in hundreds of schools across the country.

A Nigerian artist creates a lavish kippah as a tribute to his love for Judaism. If sold, he promises to donate part of the proceeds to Chabad of Nigeria.

Loren Kreitzer barely survived on disability checks until an old, dusty blanket brought unexpected fortune.

Industrial designer Doug Deitz discovered that most kids are deeply scared of MRI scans and redesigned the experience to be comforting and fun.

With one hundred Haredi community centers across the country and organizations like the Ministry of Culture and Mifal HaPais starting to fund observant artists, Yehudit Lubrabom, director of the 'Culture as Law' forum, describes the unprecedented flourishing of Haredi culture.

Think managers always prefer to hire good-looking candidates? A new study shows that's not always true.

A new study finds even minimal alcohol consumption during pregnancy harms the fetus: "There is no such thing as a safe amount of alcohol to consume during pregnancy."

Don't like sweating? Be grateful it's just regular perspiration, not sweat mixed with blood!