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What does a compassionate teenager do when his friend can't get to class? He carries him to school and back each day.

A new book compiles around a thousand halachic rulings by Rabbi Ovadia Yosef that were not included in his previous works. Rabbi Rafael Avraham shares insights on the initiative, the process of collecting the material, and surprising details discovered in the rulings.

A new book uncovers the miraculous story of three pregnant mothers who survived Auschwitz and gave birth to tiny but healthy babies towards the end of the war.

Discover why properly washing strawberries before consumption is essential - what's invisible to the naked eye becomes apparent under magnification

Photographer captures a unique family dynamic, shattering myths about Down syndrome.

The tragic tale of the Lamed He and their fate became one of the iconic legends of the War of Independence. Less known is the miraculous story that unfolded after their death, when bereaved parents sought Rabbi Aryeh Levin's help to identify their sons' graves.

Raoul Wallenberg saved tens of thousands of Hungarian Jews during the Holocaust. A look at the heroic rescue missions of the Swedish diplomat and his mysterious fate.

A new exhibition at Yad Vashem presents stories and memories from the lives of children during the Holocaust – both survivors and those who perished.

A special video featuring Holocaust survivors sharing about Judaism in the Tschebinia community

Nothing turns friends into enemies more than money. In Beitar Illit, a new rabbinical court was established under the leadership of Rabbi Zamir Cohen as the head of the court, to mediate all kinds of monetary disputes.

Rabbi Yisrael Neuman, who previously studied at Shenkar, has been supervising the kashrut of garments for the 'Bagir' company for many decades. Shatnez, he says, is still common today, and consumers must demand that importers ensure proper supervision. There's also something new: Shatnez harms the environment too.

Rebecca Paulson distributed all her belongings and moved into a tiny house she built herself. Now, she says she no longer wastes money on unnecessary purchases.

What does an Indian-American student do when his grades aren't high enough for med school? He poses as an African-American student.

Gadi Feingold, owner of Pluto Studios, thought his musical career was behind him, but two years ago he reignited his passion for composing, writing, and singing. In the latest chapter of his musical journey, he reflects on the significant shift in his approach to music both then and now.

American man caught attempting to steal jewelry, thanks to his six-year-old daughter who insisted on telling the truth.

A screenshot supposedly from ynet sparks rumors: Did the rabbinate miscalculate Passover dates? Here's what really happened.

What happens when a drone crashes a chimp's territory uninvited? Watch to find out.

A viral image is dividing the internet into two camps over this puzzle: Is the cat in the picture going up or down the stairs?

This can't be a coincidence. Here are the detailed skips surrounding the passing of Rabbi Wosner, including the mention of the yeshiva student killed at the funeral.

For the first time since the destruction of the Second Temple, a red heifer has been born to a Jewish farmer in New Jersey. He received an offer of one million dollars for it, but he refused. Four rabbis who visited his farm determined that it is likely a kosher red heifer. Watch the full video.