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She thought her smartphone was helping her manage a busy life. After deleting one distracting app, she discovered how much it had been taking away.

“There’s no phone, there’s only family.” Israeli influencer Shahar Hayon opens up about how keeping Shabbat has changed her life since October 7.

Aviv Alush opens up about feeling worn out by social media, the pressure to stay visible, and why he is choosing Torah, unity, and silence.

Why does everyone else seem more organized, successful, and put together? Jewish wisdom reveals what we forget when we compare our lives to others.

A simple message can brighten someone’s day or unintentionally cause hurt. Discover six Jewish principles for creating kinder, more positive WhatsApp groups.

Adva Postagi shares how social media Torah videos helped transform her view of Judaism, strengthened her through a painful breakup, and led her toward faith, Shabbat, mitzvot, and a deeper sense of purpose

A man says he found nearly $2,000 hidden inside a $6 thrift-store watch—but skeptical viewers aren't convinced.

A study of more than 900 adults found a link between problematic internet use, higher stress, and negative mood. Here’s how to break the cycle.

Do you constantly compare your life to everyone else's? Explore the Torah's timeless perspective on FOMO, gratitude, and the path to lasting contentment.

Researchers warn that social media and AI are influencing medical decisions, raising concerns about misinformation and patient safety.

A report released by outgoing State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman says foreign actors sent millions of messages from fake profiles and ran campaigns designed to stir panic among the Israeli public. The comptroller warned: "Without an organized government response, these attempts could harm state sovereignty and undermine the electoral system."

Four U.S. states are seeking a $1.4 trillion penalty against Meta, alleging the company misled the public and built addictive platforms for kids and teens. Meta rejects the claims and calls the demand "unprecedented."

Aviv Alush opens up about stepping back from social media, heading to the desert before Shabbat, and the spiritual power of silence, prayer, and inner reflection.

British police moved quickly against two young men who filmed themselves dangling banknotes from fishing lines to mock Jews in Haredi neighborhoods. In another incident, a man placed money on the ground as part of an antisemitic social-media challenge. Law enforcement: "This was a deliberate, targeted attack meant to spread hate."

Mossad takes to social media, telling Hezbollah operatives: "The offer is ready and the picture is clear—contact us now." The aim: shake militants’ confidence and encourage the recruitment of collaborators.