All Articles ByYitzchak Eitan

Two Israeli studies found that artificial intelligence may sharply increase pregnancy success rates during IVF procedures.

Researchers say pregnancy may reshape parts of the brain linked to emotion, bonding, and social understanding as women prepare for motherhood.

Lee Biran says he prayed for help after deciding to stop performing on Shabbat, and then an unexpected development involving Omer Adam changed everything.

It may seem harmless, but cardiologists warn that falling asleep with the TV on could quietly affect your heart and overall health over time.

Research suggests that adults in their 40s and beyond who follow a diet built around these specific nutrient-rich foods may improve their quality of life.

A new study suggests that even short term dietary changes may improve biological age and support healthier aging, even later in life.

For years people feared full-fat dairy, but newer research suggests the story may be more complicated than once believed.

A firestorm erupted after Ben-Gurion University’s official website published an article accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza. The university says it was a technical error, but soldiers and right-wing groups are furious.

Aviv Alush opens up about stepping back from social media, heading to the desert before Shabbat, and the spiritual power of silence, prayer, and inner reflection.

British police moved quickly against two young men who filmed themselves dangling banknotes from fishing lines to mock Jews in Haredi neighborhoods. In another incident, a man placed money on the ground as part of an antisemitic social-media challenge. Law enforcement: "This was a deliberate, targeted attack meant to spread hate."

A large review of clinical studies found that plant-based diets may significantly reduce inflammation markers linked to long term health risks.

A large study tracking nearly 40,000 people for over 15 years found a strong link between regular egg consumption and better brain health, with a lower risk of dementia later in life.

Sticky, clumpy rice may come down to a few simple mistakes. These easy cooking tricks can help you achieve fluffy, restaurant-quality rice every time.

A century passes, a forgotten book resurfaces. These incredible true stories of overdue library books reveal surprising endings decades later.

A local TV channel aired a satirical segment likening the fighting to Angry Birds—casting Hezbollah as birds and the IDF as pigs—prompting a furious response from the group and a demand by Lebanon's attorney general to remove the content.

A Wadi Ara resident was convicted of insulting religion and negligent arson after vandalizing a tefillin stand in Harish. He tore pages from Torah and other holy books, ripped tefillin straps, and stole from charity boxes; the judge imposed 10 months in prison and a 10,000-shekel fine.

A brief roadside mincha by American Hasidic tourists at Marrakech’s Bab Doukkala gate sparked graffiti, a pesticide “purification” of the site, and an anti-normalization protest.

New research reveals how small burts of vigorous activity can dramatically reduce the risk of chronic diseases and improve long-term wellbeing

The U.S. Embassy in London urges Americans to exercise heightened caution in the UK and across Europe after a wave of violent incidents targeting Jewish communities.

You’re careful about your child’s screen time, but what about yours? New research reveals what kids are really picking up.