Happiness
Parashat Ki Tavo: The power of joy
Parashat Ki Tavo teaches that joy is not a luxury but a religious obligation, revealed through gratitude, generosity and serving God with a sincere and joyful heart.
New research reveals: Well-being peaks at age 47
Finland announces 100-year study to uncover why Finns are so happy
Israeli youth maintain positive moods amid global life satisfaction crisis, war - opinion
Spring is here but you're not happy: Here's how you can change that
As the weather warms up, our moods tend to improve. But if you're still feeling down, here are some ways that you can fight the seasonal blues.
Are Israelis happy or just satisfied with life? - opinion
Israel is near the top of the world in one aspect of happiness: perceived life satisfaction or well-being. Our emotional happiness is healthy but has room to improve.
How much longer will Israel stay a happy country? - opinion
Having achieved so much in the first 75 years of our existence that has led us to become one of the top five happiest countries in the world, we must ask if we can preserve it.
Few people can experience the joy of missing out
JOMO might not be a stable state or linked to personality traits but rather a momentary phase of needing to disconnect.
Israel 4th happiest country: If things look bad, why do some feel good? - analysis
People can personally be happy and satisfied, even though at a national level they may feel there are dark clouds everywhere. That Israel ranked so high on the 2023 World Happiness Report shows this.
Israel is the fourth happiest country in the world, new ranking shows
Israel has, in recent years, ranked among the happiest nations in the world. Now, in 2023, it advances to the number four spot.
Finding happiness in Adar amid all the chaos in Israel
We’re here to offer you lots of ideas, a mix of lighthearted suggestions and deeper reflections for calming your nerves, cheering you up, and helping you cope with the incessant flow of bad news
How much money do you need to be happy? - study
found a steady association between larger incomes and greater happiness for most people but a rise and plateau for an unhappy minority.
Calves need human contact for a happier life - study
In a new study, five minutes spent with humans reduced the duration of calves’ "abnormal behaviors" and increased their amount of rest after meals.
The 5 secrets to a happy life, according to an 80-year-long Harvard study
Researchers followed the lives of 724 men from Boston and their offspring for 80 years, starting in 1938, to understand what really makes people happy.
