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Olives are highly significant for their many uses, primarily the oil extracted from them, known as 'Yitzhar.' This oil is exceptionally clear and pure, used for lighting, food, anointing, and medicine. Hundreds of olive varieties exist, some specifically for oil production and others only for food, depending on the oil content of the variety.

The overwhelming abundance offered by Western culture is truly dizzying. Starting with chocolate with or without crisps, with lentil candies, cashews, chocolate or vanilla cookies, in strawberry, banana, pineapple flavor, and for those feeling down, there's also dark chocolate, which, let us not be mistaken, also comes with or without cookies. Ending with gum in an array of colors, shapes, and every flavor imaginable.

Each creature in the world is bestowed by Hashem with ways to live, protect itself, and find food. One of the most fascinating is the "thread master" – the spider, whose weaving abilities are unmatched.

Would you attend a celebration honoring someone who saw the destruction of Jews as a life goal? Certainly, you wouldn't join a church festival commemorating the Inquisition!

Inside a mother's womb, two twin fetuses engage in a conversation—one believes in life after birth, and the other does not. Discover their thought-provoking exchange that's been making rounds via email.

Often, when we anticipate a certain salvation, we are overly tense and anxious. Salvation seems to 'refuse' to arrive. Many stories demonstrate that only when we manage to let go of the issue does it resolve. Why? Salvation without stress.

The eyes are the windows to the soul, so the saying goes. Why windows? Perhaps it means that what is brewing inside, within the personality, emerges from the eyes.

Evil eye, a woman experiencing mysterious events at home - all this in our Q&A section, dedicated this time to spirituality and mysticism.

Messages from loved ones, unsettling visions, and spiritual insights—what do they mean for us in our dreams?

Navigating religious guidelines for swimming in modern times - from Shabbat rules to modesty concerns at pools and beaches

In Hebrew, the word for eye—'ayin'—suggests a deeper meaning: 'The eye is the spring revealing the inner self.' Discover the fascinating connection between our vision and our soul, and explore the eye's incredible role in human expression and perception.

For someone wanting to lead a nation, there are several paths.

A pure gold bell was recently uncovered during an excavation under the Western Wall. Remarkably intact, experts at the Antiquities Authority believe it belonged to one of the Temple priests, possibly even the high priest.

Our body and mind love to move. Research shows that physical activity holds the key to a healthy and happy life.

Are you recently suffering from hair loss, excessive sweating, irritability, or sleep disturbances? It might be hormonal imbalance.

Commemorating 26 years since Rabbi Yosef Shlomo Dayan's passing, a ceremony will be held at the grave of the hidden tzaddik known only to a few.

While we all know it contains over 90% water, it's time to discover new facts: it's rich in vitamins A and C, contains an antioxidant also found in tomatoes, and is mentioned in the Bible. Watermelon - A Profile

How to focus on prayer during stressful times? Why pray at graves of the righteous? What to do if you wake up late?

Remember being scolded as a kid for trying to plug in something with wet hands? That's because water conducts electricity. So what happens in the ocean when you encounter a strange fish capable of delivering a 200-volt electric shock? You might imagine that the underwater world insulates you from electric currents, but think again.

How Jewish ritual slaughter honors the principle of preventing animal suffering