All Articles ByShira Davush

Vienna’s historic Stadttempel survived Kristallnacht. Now, 200 years after its founding, it has reopened following a major restoration.

They grew up knowing almost nothing about Judaism. Years of searching, intensive Torah study, family estrangement and closed doors eventually led Matityahu and Sarah Ben David to Israel—and to the mikvah

Washing causes more friction than you might realize. One simple habit can help protect the visible surface of your favorite shirts from fading and wear.

Prayer shouldn’t become a daily power struggle. Learn how to set expectations while helping your child develop a meaningful relationship with prayer.

Ground salmon can become much more than patties. Try these 10 easy ideas, from burgers and crispy arayes to pasta, stuffed peppers, and more.

With winter around the corner, now is the perfect time to learn this Japanese laundry trick that can help clothes dry faster indoors and prevent musty odors.

Got ground beef and need some inspiration? try these five easy recipes, from tender meatballs and stuffed potatoes to stir-fry, puff pastry, and one-pot rice.

As much of the world battles extreme heat and wildfires, Antarctica has recorded one of Earth’s lowest temperatures in more than a decade.

A group of foreign climbers lost their way on Mount Elbrus after the weather suddenly took a dangerous turn. Two survived, but five others were found dead at an altitude of more than 5,000 meters.

A 95-year-old man from New Zealand has been recognized as the world's oldest male water skier, proving that it's never too late to stay active.

Birds near Ukraine's front lines are using abandoned fiber optic drone cables as nesting material, highlighting war's surprising impact on the natural world.

A strange mystery is unfolding in New York: security cameras have captured groups of people lifting manhole covers, climbing underground, and disappearing for hours. Police have opened an investigation, but for now there’s only speculation — and no one knows for sure what they’re looking for.

Stories surrounding common ephedra have spread for decades, but researchers say the scientific picture is far more complex.

These rich, creamy labaneh balls with colorful Mediterranean coatings look straight out of a boutique deli and taste even better.