While the Pharaohs ate quite a bit of watermelon, its origin is actually in Africa. The sweet fruit contains primarily water and sugar but also vitamins and antioxidants beneficial for health. Everything you wanted to know about the unofficial fruit of summer.
The Chief Rabbinate has published a set of kosher-related tips for travelers across Israel who may visit unfamiliar restaurants and businesses. Read and remember
Dive into fascinating daily Talmud discussions with topics like the righteous facing adversity, soul reincarnation, saying Kaddish for a non-Jewish parent, and the next world for non-Jews.
By examining the iris, we can determine which organs aren't functioning correctly and why, as well as identify any diseases present in our bodies. Everything you wanted to know about iridology.
A fascinating exploration of the halachic basis for prohibiting electricity on Shabbat
Is organ donation permissible according to Judaism? Can we trust doctors to determine the moment of death, which is subject to debate? What about receiving organ donations?
Explore the mystery of dreams featuring deceased loved ones. Are they divine messages or simply reflections of our minds? Learn the meaning of common dream symbols and practices to fulfill dreams.
How should an observant Jew from Israel who flies to New York on Saturday night, where it's still Shabbat, conduct themselves? And why isn't Shabbat observed simultaneously worldwide? A fascinating halakhic exploration from the Talmud.
A comprehensive guide to Jewish perspectives on pet ownership and pet care
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Can the evil eye affect us despite not deserving it? What to do if pregnancy was revealed early? And can keeping fish at home prevent the evil eye? A Q&A to offer you a positive outlook.
After 28 years of difficult life in Tulkarm, following her marriage to a Muslim man, Dina decided to reach out to a relative. With the help of the Yad L'Achim organization, she was rescued from the village and moved to Israel with two of her six children. An unbelievable story that occurred last week.
He cooks Shabbat meals himself, reenacts the weekly Torah portion with his family, and sings "Eshet Chayil" to his own tune at the Shabbat table. Enjoy a Shabbat questionnaire, and a free download of "Eshet Chayil" from Golan Azulai's new album.
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