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Before archaeology, myths reigned supreme—no Jerusalem, no Temple, no anything. Now, evidence surfaces confirming a city dating back to King David. What do the deniers have left?

Most Jews endured unimaginable torture and confessed to nothing. However, a few, nearly driven insane, had no choice but to "confess" under duress to the absurd accusations.

From sugar to processed meats: Discover which everyday foods speed up aging and how to protect your skin, teeth, and health through smarter eating choices.

Elika Le Bon, an Iranian blogger who stands with Israel, faces tough times but declares: 'I do it for my people.' Plus, how she transitioned from pro-Palestinian views to combating antisemitism.

How facing your fears, stepping out of familiar routines, and embracing your inner truth can lead to a life of fulfillment, purpose, and lasting happiness

Juan Vicente Pérez, a Venezuelan grandfather of 41, passed away just two months before his 115th birthday. He was the first person in his country to live beyond 110.

Despite references to camels in biblical times, archaeological digs initially found no camel remains from that era. What does this mean?

A nutritionist reveals the health risks associated with our favorite processed meats and tips on how to enjoy them in moderation (hint: cutting down the ketchup isn't enough).

Stern-faced officers dragged a tall man ashore, muttering curses in French. His name was Alfred Dreyfus, and he was there not because he committed a crime, but because he was Jewish.

In a major event initiated by Rabbi Shmuel Bistritzky, several couples were married last night in Tel Aviv in front of hundreds of guests. One groom: "We planned to marry in January, but it was postpo...