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Online retailers are raising eyebrows by offering decorative pillows featuring images of Hitler and scenes from concentration camps. These controversial items challenge the boundaries of taste and decency.

A couple just got engaged for a second time around and will be raising 29 (!) kids together—16 of hers and 13 of his. We can only wish them mazel tov and pray for many happy and joyful years together.

Kelly Black, a 42-year-old from Florida, was tragically killed in a hit-and-run accident while walking her dog Paco. Since then, her loyal companion has refused to leave the scene. "He lay there for hours, howling," reported a journalist.

Who left an inspiring note for an Israeli flight attendant? "I just wanted to say, I saw what you did for the passenger in seat 48B during the meal and felt compelled to commend you. It was amazing to witness, and I was personally touched," and why?

Dozens of clothing items - shoes, belts, and prisoner uniforms - were found buried in a forest near the notorious Stutthof extermination camp in Poland. A local museum curator stated, "We have never heard of this before."

Yeshiva students in Jerusalem set up a bountiful Shabbat table for Border Police soldiers who were called to duty.

Eli is an adorable baby born with a rare condition, characterized by the absence of a nose. Worldwide, there have been only about 45 recorded cases, with some not surviving beyond the first year.

Heartfelt: For months, six-year-old Leland from Georgia battled a deadly infection. He recently succumbed in the hospital, but not before leaving a farewell note for his parents on the living room table. "Still With You," he wrote. "Thank you, Mom and Dad."

What is faith, and how does it manifest in the lives of believers? This intriguing question is explored by Oprah Winfrey in her reality TV series about 'Belief.' So who is the 13-year-old Jewish boy who captivated the audience on her show?

Discover the unique umbrella that's capturing Japan's imagination and is now heading worldwide – selling for no less than $35. Too pricey? You decide.

The future is now: A new development in the form of a tiny glass - the work of scientists from the University of Michigan - is poised to be the 'next big thing' in energy supply.

Recent findings published in the magazine Appetite shed light on the issue of drinking black coffee, suggesting that frequent drinkers may have a higher likelihood of developing psychopathic traits.

A sensational story in the UK: Identical twins faced critical blood issues in the womb, leading to an extraordinary birth situation. One twin was born this week, while the other remains in their mother's womb, with hopes for a safe January birth.

Meet Saya, the latest sensation capturing Japan's attention. But unlike others who graced the screens, this schoolgirl hides a captivating secret behind her innocent appearance.

Taz, a Labrador, joined the K9 unit in an extraordinary way. He passed rigorous tests and recently prevented a large-scale attack. Discover Taz, the pride of the K9 unit.

This heartwarming story follows two orphaned sisters separated 40 years ago under tragic circumstances. Miraculously, they were reunited at the very hospital where both work as nurses—6,000 miles from their birthplace.

China: A remarkable photo of a 'flying saucer' shaped cloud captured by tourists onboard a ship in Renshou County is making waves. Despite scientists offering logical explanations for this natural phenomenon, conspiracy theorists insist it's proof of extraterrestrial visitors.

An Israeli photographer named Amir Ben-Dov has been awarded 'Best Bird Photographer' at the 2015 prestigious 'Wildlife Photographer of the Year' competition. Here's a glimpse of the winning photos, carefully chosen from 42,000 submissions worldwide.

Norway: Photographer Harald Averigsten captured a captivating spectacle of whales swimming amidst the rare 'Northern Lights' phenomenon. Curious to see it? Watch the video and discover.

A rare syndrome causing a series of sneezes has been discovered in 12-year-old Katelyn Thornley from Texas. The six doctors who have examined her so far have been unable to trace the root of the problem, keeping Katelyn home and preventing her from attending school as usual.