All Articles ByShira Dabush (Cohen)

Dr. Robertino, an intern at Scripps Mercy Hospital’s COVID-19 ward in San Diego, started a heartwarming initiative that inspired his colleagues.

For ten years, marine researchers have been puzzled by the appearance of mutant sharks in the depths of 'Kavachi' volcano, located in Papua New Guinea. Recently, the research team returned with intriguing findings.

A moving post by Noa Yaron-Dayan on her Facebook page yesterday, Rosh Chodesh Av, received thousands of likes and comments. "It seems as though chaos and darkness have reached the abyss, and where is the spirit of Hashem? Are you truly hovering over the waters? In the midst of exile, it's so hard to believe that redemption will come. This is the exile itself, my personal distance from the faith that my comforts are on the way," she writes.

This photo is touching hearts online, and once you learn why, you'll be moved too.

On the last Shabbat evening, singer Kobi Peretz moved many with a social media post in which he intertwined teachings from the weekly Torah portion, Matot-Masei, drawing parallels between the Israelites' journeys in the desert and today's world.

When a social media post called on people to celebrate a boy's Bar Mitzvah happening via Zoom due to the pandemic, the response was overwhelmingly supportive.

When Katherine Sibilicz from Australia adopted a giant Doberman that had been abused, she never imagined how he would change her life forever. Days later, the dog appeared to be attacking her toddler, but he was actually saving her.

The uplifting support that a woman received when she decided to observe Shabbat for the first time.

"Six weeks into fertility treatments, we discovered we were expecting twins." Everything seemed fine until a month before the due date, when an unexpected twist awaited this couple in the doctor's office: "Our diagnosis was off. You're expecting quadruplets."

In a heartfelt Facebook post, Idith Lehman describes her challenging week dealing with a cold, amidst a flurry of 'concerned' friends checking in. 'I feel terrible. Not physically, thank Hashem. I just feel like a leper, an outcast, the enemy of humanity,' she writes.

A young Israeli artist lost at sea discovers kindness, faith—and a new connection to his Jewish soul.

Initially skeptical of ancient delicacies, Sutherland was pleasantly surprised by the results. 'This was the best Mesopotamian meal I've ever eaten,' he commented alongside photos. What's in the lamb stew? Prepare to be amazed.

Doctors urged her to end the pregnancy due to her unborn child’s missing arms, but this determined mom held firm. Now, one year later, her daughter is the heart of their family. 'I won't let anyone decide whether she comes into this world; she’s our good luck charm,' she told the doctor.

Finding insects in our food can be unpleasant, but a famous radio broadcaster in England decided to handle it with humor and creativity.

"I want to begin observing Shabbat for the first time - any advice is welcome": When Aya Kamble posted this in social media, she probably didn't expect the flood of responses she received. Here are some of the heartfelt replies.

Friend of late Moti Ben Shabbat, who lost his life in the Nahariya flood tragedy, shares an emotional post and personal commitment inspired by a prayer book gifted by Ben Shabbat.

About a year ago, when actor Zeev Revach was planning a trip to Greece with his family, he never imagined his life was about to change drastically. He suffered a stroke from which he miraculously recovered, and he admits: "I thanked God that it was only this."

Google Maps has captured many bizarre things, but this recently viral image is one for the books. Known as 'The Silent People' in Finland, the story behind it will leave you speechless.

Discover how a dedicated young therapist becomes the adoptive mother of an abandoned baby girl, changing both their lives forever.

Surviving cancer once is a 'reason to celebrate' in itself. Overcoming the disease a second time is quite the miracle. But what about a third, fourth, and... fifth time? "Once again, Hashem was watching over me," announced football player Casey O'Brien in an emotional social media post, sharing that he has fully recovered from the disease.