Friendship
'You are always in my heart': Freed Gaza hostages Rom Braslavski, Sasha Troufanov reunite
Freed hostages Rom Braslavski and Alexander Sasha Troufanov reunited after months apart, sharing an emotional embrace and recalling their shared captivity by Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorists.
Thank you, Mike Huckabee: Honoring true friendship in dark times - opinion
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
A person’s scent, including perfume or deodorant, may predict friendship chemistry better than looks.
'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.
