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The 'Aid and Heal' organization and rescue teams mobilized a call to yeshiva students to donate blood for the injured. The outcome? About 300 units of blood donated by caring individuals committed to helping their injured brothers.

Sometimes dreams really do come true. After 17 years of hoping and trying, couple Arkel and Dana Griffin-Graves are finally expecting a child.

The moving story of Shalom Bar-El, a young man who survived a near-death experience after a violent attack. "I saw how short life is to waste on trivialities. I began to desire spiritual repentance with all my heart."

Visitors in China, enjoying a stroll on a newly built glass bridge along a mountain, were horrified to discover that a panel was missing midway. "I heard someone scream behind me and stopped just in time, only then realizing a glass panel on the bridge was gone," recalled one of the visitors.

"Spices for Shabbat," the new program on the Hidabroot channel, offers a unique welcoming of Shabbat. Rabbi Shalom Cohen, singer Liran Levy, and paytan Binyamin Danishman create a mix of Torah words, diverse Jewish music, guests, and even a cooking segment—all to help us take a long, deep breath in anticipation of Shabbat.

"I was millimeters from death. But thank Hashem, and I say this because I have a daughter who returned to faith - I am outside of the chaos," said musician Nansi Brandes this week, after being released from a week-long stay in intensive care. "The immense love I received, the interest and prayers for my well-being - gave me the strength to continue."

Amid security concerns, many officers were stationed around the Old City's alleys. One officer, faced with staying on duty during his birthday, received a heartwarming surprise.

Yael Trump (formerly Ivanka) is a convert living in New York, and the daughter of Donald Trump, the U.S. presidential candidate.

Peru: An 18-year-old woman reportedly possessed after playing the infamous Charlie Charlie seance game.

Horror in Honduras: A young girl, mistakenly buried alive, awakens and cries out from her grave. Rescuers tried to save her, but it was tragically too late.

Just after Sukkot, but still uplifting: After the family's father decided to invest more thought and money in buying a beautiful etrog, Hashem rewarded the family with a 'natural' sukkah decoration in the form of an etrog.

"My favorite Jewish prayer is 'Mi Shebeirach'. There's a line in it that has always touched me, and I often think about it when facing challenges," wrote Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg on his business page.

A neglected, dying dog found in India underwent a remarkable recovery with dedicated care and love. How does he look two months later? Don't miss this.

Born with a rare condition missing most of his skull, Jackson Strong defies the odds and celebrates his first birthday, becoming a viral sensation in the process according to his parents.

Love origami and searching for unique sukkah decoration ideas? Check out these tutorial videos for an abundance of (challenging) inspiration.

A groundbreaking study announces: the human brain can send signals to another brain, while the other brain 'reads' the thoughts sent to it.

Seventeen-year-old Paul Houle experienced strange chest pains following a soccer game. Activating the heart monitor app on his Apple Watch revealed a critical condition. His eventual trip to the emergency room confirmed the watch's role in saving his life.

A Mexican migrant tired of formal entry attempts found a creative smuggling method: he bribed someone to sew him into a car seat bound for the U.S. border. Here's how it all unfolded.

An invasion of massive spiders creeping through northwestern England last week has sent residents into a frenzy. 'They can squeeze through any open crack, no matter how small,' report the panicked locals.

A recent U.S. study found that more people died taking selfies in 2015 than from shark attacks. Iconic landmarks like the Taj Mahal, towering skyscrapers, and treacherous cliffs are just some locations connected to these fatalities.