In the video, the family of three is seen sitting together on a couch in their home, with a cake and champagne glasses placed on a table in front of them.

Months after his release following over 700 days in Gaza captivity, Elkana Bohbot and his wife are expecting a baby — bringing happiness and light back into their lives.

Born in the Holocaust’s final days as their mothers outwitted Nazi guards and delivered them in camps and on death marches, the three infants survived against all odds and later reunited as living proof that the Nazi effort to erase them failed.

A disturbing video from Gaza reveals thousands of bottles of baby food and other nutritional supplies being wasted, highlighting the manipulation of civilian suffering to further vilify Israel.

While serving on the front lines, this IDF reservist received the sweetest surprise—during a FaceTime call, his wife revealed they’re expecting a baby.

Ravid Chaim was critically injured when his mother, Tze'ela, was shot by terrorists en route to the hospital to give birth to him two weeks ago.

The study examined three feeding patterns: exclusive breastfeeding (39% of participants), combined breastfeeding and formula (49%), and formula only (12%).

Other communities whose names were given to babies in the past year were Nir, Oz and Erez.