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Rabbi Meir HaCohen Torneheim was not swayed by polls or forecasts predicting a left-wing victory. Torah codes revealed the results to him, as they have for the past 16 years. An interview.

Scientists have discovered a unique method to reduce the calorie content of rice. Want to know how? Read the article ahead.

Smoking, stress, and anxiety directly affect fetal development. Does a smoking father have the same impact? Parents, take responsibility for your children.

Runny nose, watery eyes, unbearable itch? You probably belong to the group of people who develop an exaggerated immune response to pollen released by flowers. Everything you need to know about seasonal allergies.

Only 30% of cholesterol levels in our bodies depend on us. How can we keep it balanced? What should we eat to produce good cholesterol instead of bad, and why is physical activity so important?

Explore the natural phenomena that elude our senses, from unseen electrical activity in plants to the silent movement of Earth's crust.

A Shabbat candle lit by three-year-old Mirel Levitin inspired a distant student to reconnect with her faith.

This weekend, the internet buzzed with debate. People worldwide, including many celebrities, passionately argued: What color is this dress? Can you tell? Give it a try.

About three weeks ago, Ayelet Shapira was injured by a Molotov cocktail thrown at the family vehicle she was in. She had been sedated and on a ventilator, but now she is recovering. Her grandfather, Israel Shapira, in a special interview, talks about faith and unwavering willpower.

After being hit by a car and pronounced dead, a cat shocked its owner by returning home five days later.

If you love chocolate but fear it might hinder your weight loss, find out why it might actually benefit you and if it can satisfy your cravings.

An emotional story about a pair of tefillin that waited 12 years to fulfill their purpose. This week, they will reach two young men from the Soviet Union, who have never had the opportunity to don them before. A story spanning America, France, and Israel.

Got a cold? Have the flu? No need to panic, but don’t be indifferent. Learn about winter illnesses that can complicate, and how to stay safe.

For the past 31 years, he's been exploring the ultra-Orthodox community, believing the secular public doesn't truly know them. Why does he admire them, and how does he view them not as parasites? A fascinating interview with journalist Amnon Levy, who stands by the ultra-Orthodox in Channel 10's new campaign.

What led a successful businessman to abandon the pursuit of wealth and become a yeshiva student? Yair Pardon was well on his way to becoming a wealthy American until the day he discovered Judaism. Now, he studies at the "Ashrei Ha'Ish" yeshiva in Jerusalem and clings to his Talmud, unwilling to part with it for any amount of money. A surprising interview.

Struggling to control your eating habits? Facing health issues due to obesity? A new solution might be on the horizon: an electronic implant approved to send signals to the brain to aid weight loss.

For over 20 years, he has served as an emissary and rabbi in Russia. Just minutes before the last Shabbat, he received an expulsion order. The accusation: missionary activity. The family believes justice will prevail, as it's impossible to accuse a rabbi spreading Judaism of anti-halacha activities.

They dedicate their personal time to meet the needs of others, supplying medicines, documents, household products, holy books, and even tattoo removal services for free—so people don't have to live with negative memories. A wonderful world of gemachs operates across different cities, without any well-oiled systems. Interviews with people who sustain the world—literally speaking.

This isn't a joke, it's real: Moshe Wolfson, a young man from Jerusalem, takes a surprising step with hot meals for 5 shekels. "You can make a good profit without taking advantage of the public."

Obesity may cut up to 8 years from one's life. It's time to raise awareness from childhood.