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The Land of Israel is blessed with it, it symbolizes fertility and wisdom, and it has a wealth of health benefits. Discover 7 fascinating facts about the pomegranate.

With 35-40 varieties, rich in antioxidants, seeds used as a flour substitute in India, and a mature tree producing about 300 fruits annually. Discover 7 facts about the juiciest summer fruit from the tropical regions of China and India – the mango.

Even though today's laws aren't determined by the Gemara, it remains a challenging and vital area of study. Discover how learning Gemara sharpens the mind and why it's often studied before Kabbalah.

Judaism believes segulot can aid in livelihood, matchmaking, and fertility. How do we know which ones are genuine and which are fabricated by charlatans? Can we influence our reality through various actions? Let's find out.

The spiritual consequences of secular conversations in a sacred space

He was one of the greatest commentators on the Bible throughout the ages, innovated hundreds of words, and according to legend, Elijah the Prophet intervened in his birth. Despite all this, he was known for his great humility and willingness to acknowledge mistakes. In honor of his yahrzeit, get to know Rashi.

A new bill proposes that internet providers automatically filter inappropriate content unless the subscriber specifically requests otherwise. Yechezkel Sheltzer of the "Guard Your Eyes GYE" organization, which helps many overcome internet temptations, hopes such a law could further the revolution. Interview.

Six years ago, he began his journey towards Judaism, facing top scholars despite feeling intimidated, and ultimately, Nathaniel Shasha won the title of International Halacha Champion. 'I don't take credit for anything. I'm one of the smallest in the Yeshiva,' he says in an interview with Hidabroot.

Often misunderstood as a fattening fruit, grapes are packed with health benefits including cancer prevention, anti-aging properties, and vascular cleaning. Embrace summer with one of Israel's praised fruits - grapes.

Eating lettuce and other leafy vegetables comes with numerous halakhic considerations. Why should we be as cautious about insects as we are about pork? What's special about different growing methods that don't rely solely on pest control spraying? And why can't we simply buy lettuce from the market, rinse it lightly, and eat it?

The tragic passing of the Attias family shocked many of us, raising concerns on how to act in similar scenarios, especially when vehicle brakes fail. Here are some tips, hoping no one ever finds themselves in such a situation.

We know that Hashem chose us among all nations. So why have we suffered throughout history? Does this title bring privileges or difficulties and persecution instead?

"Daily Halacha," an innovative project, sends detailed halachic insights from Rabbi Ovadia Yosef to thousands of subscribers. "Sometimes, Rabbi Ovadia personally requested us to publish various halachot," shares Rabbi Perez, one of the site's leaders.

Gas prices are exceptionally high, making it the perfect time to consider saving money and directing it towards more beneficial purposes.

Seven years after the Columbia shuttle disaster, the full story of the tiny Torah scroll that Ilan Ramon carried with him on his ill-fated journey is revealed. From Bergen-Belsen concentration camp to the State of Israel - and then to space.

Oranges can prevent kidney stones, help in cancer prevention, and it's better to eat the whole fruit than drinking its juice. Here are some interesting facts about the orange - the most Israeli winter fruit.

Originally, Kabbalah studies were based on deep knowledge of Judaism and were not accessible to everyone. Today, Kabbalah institutes are everywhere, teaching anyone interested. But do they really teach Kabbalah? Is it permissible to learn there? And what about non-Jews?

In memory of the recent anniversary of his passing, we explore the life of Rabbi Yisrael Abuchatzeira z"l: After three separate relocations to Israel, he settled down and left behind a legacy of miraculous stories and spiritual teachings. Discover the extraordinary life of Baba Sali, who passed away at the age of 94.

He met Ben Ish Chai, was declared a prodigy at 17, and smoked cigars for soul healing. On the tenth anniversary of Rabbi Yitzhak Kaduri's passing, we spoke with Rabbi Meir Malka, chairman of the foundation preserving his legacy.

This sweet fruit from the Seven Species doesn't make you gain weight as you might think (much less than ice cream and chocolate), can alleviate depression and anxiety, and among Bedouins (who consume it in large amounts), heart disease and cancer are rare. Meet the date.