All Articles ByShira Davush (Cohen)

Golden, crunchy, and packed with flavor, these homemade potato wedges use one simple trick to achieve restaurant quality results.

Simple, nutritious, and perfect for beginners, these homemade purees are a great way to introduce your baby to solid foods.

Love the bold flavor of Bissli? This easy homemade version is baked, crispy, and packed with falafel-inspired spices.

Learn how to make a quick and easy pasta Bolognese with ground meat, tomato sauce, and tender pasta for a comforting family dinner.

Smooth, flavorful, and naturally comforting, this red lentil soup is perfect for lunch or dinner.

Many women say this simple homemade snack helps support energy, mood, and overall hormonal wellness.

After surviving a life threatening uterine rupture, one woman was warned never to expect another pregnancy, until a series of miracles changed everything.

Life changed in a single moment for two women: one after a bus crash in Nepal, the other after a doctor’s devastating diagnosis.

Nearly 20 years after a soldier survived the IDF Helicopter Disaster after accepting this same mitzvah, another soldier shares how tying his shoes according to halacha spared him from gunfire.

Feel overwhelmed by pre-Pesach chaos? These smart, stress-saving tips will help you take control, get organized, and prepare your home with calm and confidence.

Kashering for Passover does not have to be overwhelming. This practical guide explains what needs hagalah, what cannot be kashered, and how to get your kitchen Pesach ready with confidence.

Diagnosed with cancer at 19, she battled six recurrences and countless surgeries. Today, Dr. Daniela Tendler Shorer stands on the other side of the hospital bed, practicing medicine with the empathy only a former patient can bring.

A true story from a disciple of the Chafetz Chaim: a frightening detour, an unexpected stop in Thailand, and one minyan that changed lives forever.

After being miraculously spared in a shooting attack at Yosef HaTzadik, Aviv Alush shares a brief but powerful reflection on faith, gratitude, and unity.

A last-minute promise to a daughter sent an Israeli journalist into the rain-soaked streets of Vienna on Passover eve. What began as reluctance ended in an encounter he did not expect.

Costumes are part of Purim’s joy, but not every child experiences them that way. Drawing on psychological insight, this piece explains the emotional and sensory reasons behind costume refusal and how parents can respond with understanding.

How acceptance, gratitude, and spiritual perspective transform loneliness, fear, and uncertainty into inner growth and healing

He doesn’t cook. She doesn’t handle finances. On paper, it looks unbalanced. In reality, their marriage reveals a deeper truth about love, partnership, and why equality is not the same as connection.