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Further evidence of the negligence in non-kosher restaurants: A Tel Aviv restaurant served its customers pork meat under the name of veal

Proposed measures discussed in the committee include adopting a standardized, non-branded cigarette pack with a warning photo, banning the display of products in stores, and providing cessation medications to all who are interested.

A report by the British health organization warns against consuming overly fried foods. The reason: A dangerous chemical named acrylamide found in them may cause cancer.

A teacher in Maryland lost her job after playfully correcting a student's typo on Twitter, being accused of 'insensitivity.'

Hairpins and women's jewelry uncovered in Sobibor reveal a poignant story from the Holocaust.

How is the short sport performed? It is indeed one minute, but the process needs to be divided into three and to add a warm-up for every 20 seconds of intense sport.

When a mother learned her son needed a kidney and liver donation, she didn't hesitate for a moment. Two transplant surgeries are planned in the coming months.

Another surprising statement from Aviv Geffen during an audition on 'The Voice'. "Hashem makes people happy, and I'm in favor," said the singer. "Where there is a strong religion, people live longer, scientifically speaking."

An ancient stone bowl inscribed with the name "Hyrcanus" has been uncovered in Jerusalem's Old City.

The Levi family's initiative spreads joy by distributing dreidels in children's hospital wards across Israel, in memory of their late son Ori.

Discover why it's crucial to purchase kosher sufganiyot and what to look for when buying dairy versions. Find all the answers in this article.

The most contaminated object in the house is actually the 'Scotch-Brite' we use to clean our dishes. According to research, cleaning pads are 200,000 times more contaminated than the toilet seat.

Rabbi Yitzchak Hutner explains the pivotal difference between Esau and Ishmael, offering insights for parents and educators today.

The tragedy in Givatayim this week has raised questions for all of us: What is the flesh-eating bacteria, how does one contract it, where is it found, and what should be done to avoid infection? All the answers are in the following article.

A Torah commandment requires judging everyone favorably. This heart-dependent mitzvah is challenging but brings immense rewards

An OECD report reveals concerning findings: Israel is leading the world in daily sugar consumption per capita.

A rare 3,600-year-old treasure trove of silver and gold artifacts was uncovered during archaeological digs at the Tel Gezer National Park.

12 years ago, Yinon was severely injured and lost both of his legs. Today, he is married with a child, runs, swims, and even skydives and skis.

KEYTRUDA drug has been shown to eliminate metastatic lung cancer in many patients. Others responded better to KEYTRUDA than to chemotherapy.

"Last week we had a check-up with the oncologist. I asked what the future holds, and he looked at me in surprise." 'You? You're asking me about the future? You're a person of faith... Can I tell you what will be?'"