All Articles ByYehosef Yavetz

The common belief is that Jewish girls received little formal education before Bais Yaakov. Historical records reveal a much more surprising story.

How does a single fertilized cell become a fully developed human being? One professor argues that DNA may not tell the whole story.

Why were thousands of silver coins buried on Mount Carmel nearly 2,000 years ago? One remarkable discovery may hold the answer.

The fertile Plain of Ginosar became the setting for one of the most tragic battles of the Great Jewish Revolt.

Charles Gelman pioneered groundbreaking technologies for detecting pollution, purifying air, and protecting human health — long before environmental safety became a global priority

Mildred Harnack risked her life to expose Nazi crimes and resist Hitler's regime. Her extraordinary story remained largely forgotten for decades.

After losing a close family friend to pancreatic cancer, teenager Jack Andraka began searching for a better way to detect the disease early.

Before assigning a major mission, Rabbi Yisrael wanted to know whether Rabbi Lipschitz could stand firm under pressure.

A fascinating look at the isolated compound that terrified residents for decades and the doctors who changed its story forever.

Empty royal tombs, an ancient inscription, and a mysterious palace near Jerusalem may reveal the final chapter of King Uzziah’s life.