All Articles ByShira Dabush

Last week, the world's smallest newborn was discharged home in stable condition, weighing just 268 grams. Doctors: "It's a rare case."

What did six students in the U.S. do to help their financially struggling yeshiva? A sanctification of Hashem.

Last week, the Israeli spacecraft 'Beresheet' made history by joining the exclusive club of nations—United States, China, and Russia—that have previously sent a spacecraft to the Moon. Who are the Orthodox participants in this groundbreaking mission, and how did they contribute?

When her four-year-old came home from preschool in tears because he was hungry, Alaina Dossat knew something was wrong. "When I asked if he didn’t eat his food, my son told me, ‘The teacher took it and threw it away,’ and I was furious," Dossat shared.

An 11-meter whale has puzzled the nearby townsfolk. Was it an unusually high tide that carried it into the dense jungle?

A Chabad Emissary’s Daughter Shares Her Honest Struggles with Illness, Hair Loss, and Self-Worth in a Powerful Personal Essay

Doron Kasami shows that with some care and generosity, we can make a big difference for children from low-income families.

A five-day-old baby's heart stopped for 22 long minutes, yet now she's celebrating small victories on her journey. Who conducted the medical orchestra when others couldn't explain? The answer is clear.

Suffering from frequent stomach pain, indigestion, or gut bacteria? Incorporate shiba tea in your daily beverage routine and see wonders. Plus, discover its unexpected connection to the Babylonian Talmud.

A mother felt her newborn was switched right after birth, but doctors laughed when she voiced her concern. The resolution of this story proves that a mother's intuition should never be underestimated.

Miracles happen every day, and this story is a testament to that: conjoined twins born connected at the head were successfully separated. Want to see how they look today? You’ll be inspired too.

What started as a regular classroom assignment turned into a heartfelt message about life with autism, captivating people worldwide. Read Benjamin's honest words and be moved.

A giant 90-meter ice disc appeared in the Presumpscot River in Westbrook, Maine, drawing thousands from across the state to marvel at this natural spectacle. Local scientists aim to study its properties before it breaks apart.

What do you know about vertigo? An American doctor has developed a quick method for treating the dizziness problem that many around the world suffer from, and it simply works.

"I find no peace here," the father repeatedly told his daughter in her dreams, disrupting her rest night after night. "Please, take me from this place and lay me to rest among our people."

22 years after the discovery of the Torah's letter skip code that shook the world, a new U.S. series declares: "The Torah Code might be the most astonishing discovery in human history."

Studies from leading universities reveal that green tea, thanks to its high polyphenol content, tackles various health issues. But what exactly is green tea, and why is its production process so special?

After a full year without a date, she turned to gratitude—and saw her entire shidduch situation change.

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 Award, and the global phenomenon of returning to faith.

After years of cranberries dominating almost every food chain in Israel, a new and amazing fruit has entered the Israeli consciousness due to its antioxidant properties being 10 times stronger than cranberries — and that's not all.