All Articles ByNaama Green

From the birthright and the blessings to exile, revelation, and unity — exploring the timeless lessons of Yaakov's journey and his impact on the Jewish people

Researchers investigated the origins of our fear of snakes and spiders through a study observing baby's pupil reactions to images. The surprising findings suggest a natural-born instinct to protect us from potential dangers in nature.

Even in the midst of a heart attack, he chose to stay and help others

Good news for sufferers: The American FDA has approved the marketing of an electric pacemaker that prevents sleep apnea

A Marine who lost both legs in Afghanistan is determined not to give up and plans to run 31 marathons. You won't believe what he plans to do with the money.

Many smokers are unaware of recent studies: Smoke particles remain on surfaces, are absorbed into furniture, and nicotine byproducts are found at double levels in the urine of children whose parents smoke even by an open window.

A survey conducted with 1,000 participants aimed to determine once and for all: who gets sicker, men or women, and do men really complain about their symptoms more than women?

Niv Gil Nehemia, severely injured around two months ago, says, "I'm a man of faith; I have no doubt this was a miracle and a divine protection. When I opened my eyes after the surgery, I understood that Hashem was with me."

Discover how notable figures cherished Shabbat: from a rabbi kissing a lock to protect Shabbat's sanctity to a businessman who learned a powerful lesson. These tales offer wisdom and inspiration for everyone.

How writer Neda Amin escaped censorship, threats, and near-deportation — and found safety, identity, and a new mission as a free journalist in Israel

Discover why Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Auerbach chose to ride a crowded bus and how the Stipler refused to inconvenience a plumber or taxi driver.

A struggling yeshiva student moved the great Torah leader to tears and back to his learning

How Rabbi Yeshayahu Bardaki’s kindness turned even insult into compassion to help a Jew keep Shabbat.

Practical halachic answers and spiritual insights for vacationers and travelers seeking to honor Torah values wherever they go

Rabbi Israel Salanter teaches that honoring Shabbat also means honoring those who serve behind the scenes.

The Steipler helped a principal see beyond grief and continue his mission of Torah and growth.

The dirtiest item in your house, which harbors billions of bacteria, some harmful, is... the kitchen sink sponge. How often should it be replaced, according to research?

Baruch Levy collapsed from cardiac arrest. His wife, Hagit, quickly called for medical help. For 4 critical minutes, until the ambulance arrived, Hagit performed chest compressions and saved her husband's life.

Discover powerful stories of honesty and integrity from beloved Torah leaders who lived every detail of Jewish law with love and care.

Even in Auschwitz, the Klausenburg Rebbe found strength in honoring Shabbat and staying true to his sacred traditions.