All Articles ByShira Dabush (Cohen)

Over time, washing machines accumulate dirt and grime, leading to unpleasant-smelling laundry. How can you tackle this issue? Here are some expert tips to make your life easier.

Given a million-dollar check, he turned it down: "I felt it was not right to take what wasn't mine, even though I had big plans for it. I joked about taking a few years off work."

When Lauren Gauthier from South Carolina adopted an abused dog from a shelter, she never imagined that this decision would one day save her life.

Hai Ohayon, the DJ who left mixed weddings and now brings joy at only separate events, speaks about the vast differences between the two types of celebrations. "The difference is like night and day," he says. "I often see secular people on the sidelines, staring in shock at this joy, unable to comprehend what they are witnessing. In their world, there's no joy like this."

What makes a secular judge suddenly interested in Judaism, curious about a chapter from Psalms? For Shachar Bakshi, a Hasidic lawyer whose holy path includes inserting words of Torah at every possible opportunity, this is hardly surprising.

"Dark humor is something that accompanies me every day, and laughing about cancer is my way of talking about it": 14-year-old Amit Mokady believes there's another way to cope with cancer

Three individuals share their profound experiences during clinical death, all highlighting a shared sensation of love and compassion in their moments beyond this world.

Ross Cameron, a journalist and television host at Australia's 'Sky News', surprises viewers with a fiery pro-Jewish speech, sparking curiosity and admiration.

Discover countries where women's rights are curtailed by law, and be thankful for the freedoms enjoyed elsewhere.

A Haredi writer and journalist who published an article disrespecting Rabbi Eliyahu zt"l was required to pay a hefty sum. Where did he get it? From the Rabbi himself, of course.

Every pain we feel has a reason and a cause: So what is the spiritual meaning behind the physical pains we sometimes experience? Part 2

Does someone with a terminal illness have the right to be angry or resentful? "Out of the immense frustration my situation brings, I ask myself each day how I'm living in the present. Not against memories of the past, nor against future possibilities. But how do I live now, in today’s given reality that can neither be negotiated nor changed?" An article you won't want to miss.

An educational expert stirred Australian media by claiming parents should seek their babies' permission before diaper changes. What's the reasoning, and what happened when a dad tried it out?

Baldness and hair loss can have various causes, but there is a (scientific) way to address the issue, potentially bringing joy to those affected.

Acupuncture is no longer just for practitioners. You can now learn and perform self-massage exercises, and researchers suggest you should get accustomed to the exercise proposed here.

As we age, the natural collagen produced in our body decreases, and around the age of 30, we need to start consuming it externally. How does this relate to chronic hair loss, and how can purple onions help?

A remarkable story of conviction, challenge, and Divine providence from one of Israel’s leading tech firms

Activated charcoal is a trending topic on social media, especially for teeth whitening but not limited to it. Find out what's so special about it, how to use it, where to buy it, and what to watch out for.

Often Hashem acts in ways that seem contrary to our benefit, yet sometimes the concealment turns into revelation, revealing how everything is indeed for the good, even events that seemed to distress us. The incredible story before you illustrates this beautifully.

In a miraculous turn of events, a 53-year-old Frenchman survived 18 hours unconscious on a frozen riverbank after a cardiac arrest. Against all odds, his pulse returned, stunning doctors in the process.