All Articles ByYitzchak Eitan

A simple dishwasher tablet is behind a viral cleaning trick. Here are some unexpected ways people are using it around the home.

Israeli actress Rotem Zissman-Cohen opens up about embracing religious observance, leaving fame behind, and finding peace through Shabbat, modesty, and Jewish life.

From modeling to a life centered around Torah and mitzvot, Aya Kramerman reflects on the journey that transformed her marriage, family, and relationship with Hashem.

Studies suggest that drinking water about 30 minutes before meals may increase fullness and support weight loss, while proper hydration is especially important for people taking GLP-1 medications

The Israeli TV host shares the emotional challenges of trying to expand her family, while husband Eliraz Sadeh reveals how prayer, Torah, and growing religious observance have strengthened him and their marriage

Dietitian Dr. Maya Rosman explains how lactose counts as sugar, what “sugar-free” and “no added sugar” actually mean, and why total carbohydrates matter, especially for those with diabetes

Can changing your diet affect your cells in just one month? new research reveals intriguing changes after four weeks without animal-based foods.

Simple ways to cool your body and bedroom, improve sleep on hot nights, and stay safe when temperatures soar

New research finds that faster walking in older adults is associated with a lower risk of cognitive decline and better preservation of brain regions involved in memory and learning

A child psychologist explains how replacing chores with family contributions can build responsibility, independence, and lasting motivation

Researchers compared diet beverages with water in adults with type 2 diabetes and discovered an unexpected difference in blood sugar control.

Israeli comedian Guy Hochman entered a pro Palestinian protest in Greece, put on tefillin, recited Shema Yisrael, and delivered an unexpected message about Gaza.

A Haredi family from the United States came to Israel to celebrate their son's bar mitzvah—and turned the private occasion into a meaningful initiative, donating 25 elegant sets of tefillin to soldiers in the Paratroopers Brigade.

A cat with mysteriously red-colored fur has been spotted roaming a Texas city. Animal care officials are working to safely capture her and determine what happened.

You may not need to count every glass of water you drink. Here’s how thirst, food, and your kidneys help your body stay properly hydrated.

Often blamed for stress, fatigue, and weight gain, cortisol is actually essential to the body. Here’s how its natural daily rhythm works.

As the new school year approaches, educators share the simple things parents can do at home to help their children thrive in the classroom.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is reporting hundreds of Salmonella illnesses linked to contaminated eggs, hot peppers, and animals. Could it reach Israel, too?

Scientists have developed a new frying method that could help french fries absorb less oil while maintaining the crispy texture people love.

Ahead of Omer Adam’s wedding, his mother Sharon opens up about the prayers she offered for her son and the spiritual awakening she sees in Israel.