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British pre-teen beats the IQ of Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking, turning heads on the reality show 'Child Geniuses.'

Actress Batya Lancet, 97, a founding member of the Cameri Theater and one of the veteran baalei teshuva in the country, discusses her return to her roots, her selection for the Culture Minister's Awar...

Mason was born with a rare condition called 'Sotos Syndrome': Discover what this syndrome is, its implications, and how he recently got a new lease on life thanks to a remarkable dentist.

Harel Zion was set to compete in a youth boxing tournament to crown the country's champion. He withdrew at the last moment because it was held on Shabbat. "I want to be like Omer Adam, who doesn't per...

Discover the ancient baobab on the banks of the Zambezi River — a giant tree that stores 120,000 liters of water, shelters tribes, and is known as the “Monkey Bread Tree.”

While hiking near Nahal Harod in the Beit She'an National Park, the Avidor and Armon families stumbled upon a Byzantine-era jug: "Suddenly, we saw something that looked like a handle."

A complete clay oil lamp was found in the Beit She'an Valley by a family on a walk, later given to the Israel Antiquities Authority.

Why don't birds pant after long flights? Why do Jews sway during prayer and study? How does genetic material, DNA, transfer to every living cell during division? What keeps the world as it is?

An American woman of Irish descent discovers her partial Jewish ancestry through a DNA test, unveiling a 100-year-old mix-up at a New York hospital where her Jewish father was raised as an Irish man.

"As long as I can remember, I've used all sorts of products like nasal sprays and eye drops for allergies. I still suffer from chronic mucus, and until recently, spring was my least favorite season."...