A decade ago, ten-year-old Yosef Yitzchak Kadush tragically passed away. Today, his mother, Sarit Weitzman, has launched a touching social initiative called 'Parcels of Love,' aiming to ensure Purim gift parcels reach everyone who might otherwise not receive them.
"I've always loved plants and read a lot about them. Over the years, I realized that just watering them isn't enough, even for those that need a lot of water. To revive these plants after they start wilting, you need to prepare this solution in a bathtub and soak the plants in it."
A chilling story emerges: Did one of the Ethiopian Airlines crash victims foresee his fate?
A German man survives four hours in stormy seas thanks to a trick learned from the US Navy SEALs
Why would a bank in the U.S. call the police on a 92-year-old man? You'll be surprised when you read this.
An 18-year-old recently struck it rich with a lottery ticket he purchased for 46.60 shekels. When he found out he had won, he remained calm: "I was surprised, but kept my cool."
You won’t believe the transformation of this old Rhode Island building from 1828. "Malls and shopping centers are common, but I aimed to do something different," says the owner.
An article in the Washington Post uncovered the remarkable journey of James Hart Stern, an African American activist who infiltrated a neo-Nazi organization and transformed it into a pro-Jewish entity. How did he come up with the idea? You'll be surprised when you read it.
Last weekend, theater actor Oded Teomi passed away after a prolonged battle with cancer. Actress Gila Almagor, who appeared alongside him in many productions, reveals the resentment he harbored for being forgotten. "We must not abandon and forget people in their old age. It's unfair, and it's wrong," she concludes.
British pre-teen beats the IQ of Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking, turning heads on the reality show 'Child Geniuses.'
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.
