Friendship
Thank you, Mike Huckabee: Honoring true friendship in dark times - opinion
If a friend needs to be told to stand by someone in need, they are not a true friend. True friends choose to stay, unprompted, through the darkest moments.
When war breaks out, so do messages from friends of years past - comment
Personal connections play a major role in our health - opinion
Cornell researchers discover how scent plays a role in women's friendship choices
'Walk together in friendship': Pope Francis calls for religious tolerance in post-Assad Syria
The Vatican estimates that there are about 300,000 Catholics among the approximately 25 million inhabitants of Syria.
Archaeologists use salmon snacks to trace early dog-human friendship
Although the specimens acted and looked like dogs, genetically, they are a medley of different canid species, unlike anything that exists today.
Israeli Woman: "Happy to get rid of my leg"
Rotem Sadot reveals how the amputation became a positive turning point in her life, and how Mifal Hapais' Amit Melave project helps young amputees build a new life full of meaning.
'He believed in others': IDF Major names son after fallen friend
Major Roey Chapell fell in battle, but his friendship with Major Ori Getter left a lasting impact.
Friendships between Arabs and Jews tested during the war
An unlikely friendship is tested by the war. Can it survive?
Loneliness is a major health issue, but friendship can fix it - expert
Loneliness and isolation are seen as a major public health concern. Yes, loneliness is more than just a bad feeling.
Here’s How to Make Good Friends for Life
Preserving the hidden world of Afghan Jews
A Jewish Afghan American and an anonymous partner from Afghanistan team up to preserve the Jewish community’s heritage.
Maybe the real angels are the friends we've made along the way - opinion
How often in our lives have we said: “You’re an angel!” and meant it, to friends who have been there for us when we most needed them?
Similarities in body smells may contribute to social bonding - study
Weizmann Institute researchers use an electronic nose relying on body odor chemistry to predict whether a person is likely to ‘click’ with a stranger.
Jewish orgs. should value friendship the same as 'traditional' family - opinion
The Jewish community at large has a lot to gain from new models and norms, ones where we center on friendship and other caring relationships.
