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Israeli Hostage Believed to Have Given Birth in Captivity

The woman had already been in her ninth month of pregnancy when she was abducted by Hamas terrorists on Oct. 7

Israeli Researchers Say Birthweights Increase in Proportion to Number of Births

"We can harness this information to provide better medical care to women in the initial stage of pregnancies and improve their chances of maintaining healthy pregnancies."

The Birth Of The World’s Oldest Hate

Laban’s behavior is the paradigm of anti-Semites through the ages. It was not so much what Laban did that the Haggadah is referring to, but what his behavior gave rise to, in century after century.

13 New Souls Arrive in Israel on Yom Kippur

More than a dozen new babies were born in Haifa's Carmel Medical Center on Yom Kippur. Mazel Tov!

First Baby of 5777 Born at Ma’ayanei HaYeshua

The first three Israeli babies born in 5777 entered the world at Ma'aynei HaYeshua Medical Center in Bnei Brak.

Israeli Study Finds No Increased Risk With Induced Deliveries

A research team at Tel Aviv University and Rabin Medical Center found there is no increased risk to the mother or child with an induced delivery.

Mazel Tov to the Netanyahus on the Birth of a Granddaughter!

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is a grandfather for the third time, his daughter adding a baby girl to the family circle.

Israeli Supermodel Bar Refaeli Pregnant

This promises to be a special year for supermodel Bar Refaeli and her new husband Adi Ezra.

That Extra Bit of Comfort to Birthing in Jerusalem

Having a baby is hard work. But Israel really makes it worth all the effort – starting with one particular hospital in Jerusalem.

MK Tzipi Hotovely Names Her Baby ‘Ma’ayan’

Hotovely's family Facebook page was filled with "mazel tovs!" in numerous languages on Monday morning in response to the announcement.

The ‘Demographic Time Bomb’ Debunked Again

One can expect an intensification of the steadily rising Jewish share of the total population of the Land of Israel.

If I Forget Thee, Jerusalem, I Must Be in Brussels

It is not enough that the US does not allow “Jerusalem, Israel” as a birthplace on passports. Now Brussels does not allow “Jerusalem” as a baby’s name, although Bethlehem is totally kosher.

Cancer Patients at High Maternity Risk, Says New Israel Research

Cancer sufferers and survivors are at increased risk of major obstetric complications, according to new research by Israeli researchers to be presented next week...

Birth Under Fire with Israel’s Doulas

Israeli doulas have formed a group of volunteers who are offering their services free of charge to the residents of the south.

Gedolim Are Human

And Hashem said to Avram, “Go for yourself from your land, from your birth place, and from your father’s house to the land that I will show you.” – Bereishis 12:1 With these words begins one of the ten great tests of Avraham. The Ramban explains that these were trials by fire, designed to bring Avraham’s greatness to the surface, taking it from the potential to the actual. They helped form him into the singular tzaddik he became.

Rabi Yehudah And Antoninus

Rabi Yehudah Hanasi (the prince) known as Rebbe had an amazingly warm friendship with the Roman Caesar, Antoni­nus. The friendship began at the birth of the two men and continued until their dying days.

Bereshit: The Triple Birth of Woman

In this week's Torah portion, within the majesty and mystery of creation, the woman emerges in three successive stages.

Special Baby Born in Ramat Gan

Mazel Tov is in order for a special new mother in Ramat Gan.

The Phenomenal Anastasia Michaeli

Who is Anastasia Michal Michaelevski Samuelson? Fashion model, electronics engineer, Beauty Queen, Knesset Member, devoted mother of eight, champion of the underdog, passionate Israeli, committed Jew? Would you believe that she is all of the above – and more?

Members of Congress File Brief Supporting 9-Year-Old Boy’s Jerusalem Passport Case

A bipartisan slate of 58 members of Congress signed a friend of the court brief in a case involving a 9-year-old boy who was...

Death Brings Life

Yishai and Malkah give a touching memorial for a friend and talk about the difference between religious and secular Jews in the IDF.

A Unanimous Senate Awards Wallenberg Congressional Gold Medal

The U.S. Senate voted unanimously to award Raoul Wallenberg the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest civilian award given by Congress.

Health Ministry: Breast is Best in Israel

Israel’s Health Ministry will begin a more concentrated effort to encourage women to breastfeed their babies, instituting new policies in hospitals starting September 1.

The Demographics of Israeli Politics

The Israeli left is one of the few socialist movements in the First World to lose power because of immigration. Around the same time that Western immigration policies were being tuned to bring in populations with less investment in their new nations, new Israeli immigrants were more patriotic and nationalistic.

Mazal Tov, Mama Rhino!

After an 18 month pregnancy, Tendra the rhinoceros gave birth to a healthy calf at the Ramat-Gan Safari on Friday, June 15. This was the...

Claims Conference Employee Admits to Stealing $550K from Survivors, $57 Mil. Missing

Zlata Blavatnik, 65, was part of a ring of 31 individuals, including Claims Conference former employees, who, over 10 years, allegedly stole $57 million in German reparation funds intended for Nazi Holocaust victims. Blavatnik is cooperating with the FBI investigation.

Parshah Behaalotecha: Moses and the Challenge of Adaptive Leadership

Adaptive leadership is called for when the world is changing, circumstances are no longer what they were, and what once worked works no more. There is no quick fix, no pill, no simple following of instructions. We have to change. At a certain point, Moses had to help the Israelites change, to exercise responsibility, to learn to do things for themselves while trusting in God instead of relying on God to do things for them.

Understanding Post Partum Feelings

Dear Dr. Yael, I gave birth a little over a year ago and, even though it was not my first child, I felt differently this time around. I have always been a happy-go-lucky person, but after having this baby I could not seem to return to my previous self. I was moody, short-tempered and gloomy. While some of these symptoms could have been chalked up to normal baby blues, they persisted and I was becoming scared.

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