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Jewish community outraged as Nuts Factory loses kosher certification in NYC
Israeli-owned nuts chain loses kosher certification over alleged violations involving non-kosher shipments, sparking backlash; decision threatens brand’s reputation, built on trust and strong community ties in kosher market
Daniel Edelson, New York
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14:47 | 03.16.25
From trauma to triumph: Yuval Raphael’s emotional Eurovision journey—with fellow October 7 survivors
Shortly after surviving the October 7 massacre, Yuval Raphael was invited to audition, but psychologists ruled it was too soon; since then, she has become an advocate, spoken at the UN and now heads to Eurovision—joined by the friends who survived with her
Ran Boker
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23:18 | 03.15.25
You won’t believe how easy this is: The ultimate homemade bourekas
This golden, flaky pastry can be made ahead of time and reheated just before serving, making it a perfect crowd-pleaser for a hungry family
Raheli Krut
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12:37 | 03.15.25
Can fMRI actually read minds? The hype, reality and challenges
If we could observe brain activity through the skull and track what happens while an individual thinks, makes decisions or experiences emotions, we would gain profound insights into the workings of the mind
Dr. Adi Yaniv, Ofir Kuperman/Davidson Institute of Science
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11:10 | 03.15.25
Study reveals sugary drinks as a major cause of diabetes and heart disease
A large global study links sugary drinks to over 2 million diabetes cases and 1 million heart attacks worldwide; Experts urge reducing consumption, emphasizing prevention through healthy diets, exercise, and societal norms to combat the growing health crisis
Dr. Irit Hochberg
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21:48 | 03.14.25
The most delicious Hamantaschen
A long-time Purim favorite, this yummy treat requires some skillful hands a some patience, but once it's ready, good luck keeping your family members away from it
Naama Ran
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17:41 | 03.14.25
The arrogance of ignorance - Cognitive bias & the Dunning-Kruger effect
25 years ago, two American psychologists identified a puzzling phenomenon: the less people know and understand, the more they overestimate their knowledge; Today, this cognitive bias is known as the Dunning-Kruger effect
Gal Perlman, Davidson Institute
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16:23 | 03.14.25
Its not too late to make chocolate hamantaschen for Purim 2025
These traditional holiday hamantaschen have a soft cookie, soft filling and a perfect bite
Dana Steinwell
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12:17 | 03.13.25
Israeli referee to become first transgender official in international soccer match
Sapir Berman is set to officiate a UEFA Women's U-17 Championship qualifier in Belfast between Northern Ireland and Montenegro
Nadav Tzanzifer
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11:51 | 03.13.25
Bhutan’s Dragon Queen: Tradition meets modernity in Queen Pema’s royal fashion
Queen captivates global attention with vibrant traditional kira attire, blending Buddhist symbolism and modern advocacy through Instagram while championing environmental and social causes
Itay Yaacov
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23:31 | 03.12.25
Gloria Gaynor: 'I’d prefer a life that is a little less painful'
At 76, after years of struggles and a toxic marriage, Gloria Gaynor stayed true to her most famous song—she survived; she released a gospel album, won a Grammy, and now shares how faith carried her, her meeting with Shimon Peres and the fan who told her her music saved her life; 'We were both in tears'
Smadar Shiloni
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22:23 | 03.12.25
Let them eat coal: What are food colorings really made of?
FDA’s ban on Red 3 coloring highlights growing concerns about the safety of artificial food dyes, while experts urge consumers to check labels and opt for natural alternatives
Eitan Gefen
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16:00 | 03.12.25
After successful private lunar landing, geologic studies of moon begin
Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost uncrewed lander completed a soft landing and will primarily investigate the moon's geology and surface composition; Lander resembles an unsuccessful Israeli version
Ettay Nevo, Davidson Institute
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12:53 | 03.12.25
Arab ex-soccer announcer indicted for contact with foreign agent, supporting terrorism
Saeed Hasanein, former announcer for Bnei Sakhnin soccer team, was indicted for contact with a foreign agent, supporting Hamas, and incitement; Prosecutors allege his statements on the Hamas-affiliated 'Al-Aqsa' channel posed severe threats to Israel’s security and social fabric
Eitan Glikman
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11:40 | 03.12.25
Purim 2025: Here's how to make super-easy and quick hamantaschen
The dough is already ready, the filling too, because it came that way from nature, and all that remains is to fold it into a triangle shape and bake
Ayelet Hirshman
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09:54 | 03.12.25
Measles threat: This is what happens when people don't get vaccinated
US measles outbreak highlights the dangers of declining vaccination rates; highly contagious and potentially deadly, measles can be prevented with a safe and effective vaccine — yet misinformation continues to put lives at risk
Noam Leviatan
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19:29 | 03.11.25
From one to twins to triplets: Israeli couple welcomes 6th child in rare delivery
Efrat Cohen’s shock at learning she was carrying triplets gives way to joy as the couple becomes parents of six, crediting hospital expertise and teamwork for the safe delivery
Or Hadar
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01:45 | 03.11.25
Gal Gadot reveals details about blood clot on her brain: 'It was like the world was ending'
Israeli actress opens up about the life-threatening brain clot discovered during pregnancy and credits her mother for pushing for an MRI that led to the diagnosis; 'I'm grateful to be alive'
Ynetnews
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00:29 | 03.11.25
Two Israeli pizzerias included in prestigious 'Top 50 Pizza' world ranking
Jerusalem’s La Piedra and Haifa’s Neapolitan earn places on the prestigious Top 50 Pizza list; La Piedra wins the title of best kosher pizza, and the owner accepted his award in stage wearing orange in tribute to the Bibas family and recalling all the hostages still held in Gaza; The awards showcase the growing reputation of Israeli pizza on the global stage
Tiki Golan
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00:09 | 03.11.25
Israel’s newly unveiled Eurovision song climbs betting charts
'New Day Will Rise', the country's 2025 Eurovision entry performed by October 7 survivor Yuval Raphael, stirs both acclaim and criticism as it rises in betting rankings despite lingering political challenges
Aya Chajut
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16:31 | 03.10.25
Israel’s basketball revolution: Four rising stars poised for NBA breakthrough
New generation of Israeli basketball talent is making waves internationally, with standouts Ben Saraf in Germany and Danny Wolf and Emanuel Sharp in the NCAA
Raanan Weiss, Asaf Tashsky
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14:02 | 03.10.25
Israel unveils its song for Eurovision 2025: Watch
New Day Will Rise (Yom Hadash Yafzia) will be performed by Yuval Raphael, on October 7 was in a protected shelter and had to play dead to hide from Hamas terrorists
Ran Boker
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22:47 | 03.09.25
What is hantavirus, the infection that killed Betsy Arakawa, Gene Hackman’s wife?
Dr. Roy Zucker, an infectious disease specialist, says hantavirus is a rare infection, uncommon in Israel but more prevalent in South America and certain areas of the US; localized outbreaks occur every few years, prompting the CDC to monitor cases closely
Tzur Gueta
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20:49 | 03.09.25
Aspirin could actually help fight cancer, research finds
Cambridge researchers discover that aspirin may enhance the immune system's ability to fight cancer by reducing platelet activity, enabling the drug to target cancer cells, potentially preventing metastasis; Experts caution further research is needed before clinical recommendations are made
Tzur Gueta
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14:53 | 03.09.25
Violin that survived Holocaust finds new life with freed Gaza hostage Agam Berger | Watch her play it
Tzachi Beck gifts the 130-year-old violin, preserved through the Holocaust, to former Gaza hostage Agam Berger to unite stories of survival and renewal through music; 'Hearing its sounds come to life again was emotional'
Meir Turgeman
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12:58 | 03.09.25
Athlete Adam Edelman pays tribute to hostages at World Bobsled Championships
The Israeli American used his international stage to raise awareness for the hostages still in Gaza, and raced with a yellow ribbon on his back; In 2018, Edelman made history as the first Israeli to compete in bobsled at the Winter Olympics
Ynet Sports
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23:56 | 03.08.25
From cubits to kilograms: The evolution of how we measure the world
How long does a second last? Who determined the length of a meter and the weight of a Kilo? How were the units that we use to measure weight and distances determined?
Davidson Institute of Science
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11:27 | 03.08.25
A classic cholent recipe for cozy weekends
Cholent, the slow-cooked, hearty stew that has warmed Jewish homes for generations, is the perfect dish for a relaxed weekend
Nira and Ruti Russo
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09:01 | 03.08.25
A rare glimpse: Life in Israel’s maximum-security psychiatric ward
Amid a pastoral landscape, the towering walls of Sha’ar Menashe’s Maximum Security Psychiatric Division house 128 violent offenders, where even everyday items become weapons; 'I behave now,' says one who once killed his mother; despite the risks, staff remain devoted; 'I love my workplace'
Ariella Ayalon
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08:22 | 03.08.25
Israel mandates new graphic health labels of tobacco packaging to combat smoking
Health Ministry unveils sweeping tobacco regulations with graphic warnings, stricter e-cigarette controls and community-focused campaigns to combat rising addiction amid lax enforcement and wartime
Or Hadar
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15:39 | 03.07.25
From the Negev to the moon: Israeli company fuels deep-space innovation with $2.5 million grant
Israeli company Creation-Space raises $2.5 million for its accelerator program, which supports startups developing technologies for use in deep-space
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science
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11:56 | 03.07.25
Make a decadent braided apple and walnut strudel
Indulge in a golden, intricately braided apple and walnut strudel infused with warm spices perfectly paired with vanilla ice cream for an irresistibly tender treat
Rinat and Alice Moyal
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09:58 | 03.07.25
'We learned to rise stronger than before': Two female IDF soldiers open up about rehabilitation
Karina Drachev and Michelle Rukovitzin enlisted for the most meaningful service they could pursue, but the severe injuries they sustained on Oct. 7 forced them to face a reality they never imagined; ahead of International Women's Day, they share their stories of disability, hardship and resilience
Lior Ochana
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09:31 | 03.07.25
BDS opposes Oscar-winning film that highlights Palestinian struggle: 'Violates guidelines against normalization'
'No Other Land,' the Oscar-winning documentary which focuses on the struggle of residents of Masafer Yatta, violates BDS guidelines, according to the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel; the group said that the film was produced in collaboration with Israelis who do not fully recognize Palestinian rights and do not recognize that Israel is committing genocide
Ynet
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20:30 | 03.06.25
Israel’s Eurovision entry officially approved, ending uncertainty
The European Broadcasting Union has finally notified the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation that it has approved the song 'New Day Will Rise,' confirming Israel's participation in the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest; The video will premiere on Sunday
Ran Boker
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17:50 | 03.06.25
'My life was taken from me': Hostage’s mother ties failing health to heartbreak
Merav Gilboa-Dalal, who underwent open-heart surgery, which she attributes to the agony of her son Guy's abduction, says she must trust decision-makers are doing all they can to free him and other hostages; 'I will not lose hope—otherwise, I am doomed'
Dina Haluts
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11:47 | 03.06.25
A low-carb twist on shawarma: Mediterranean chicken and veggie stir-fry
A vegetable-packed take on a classic: Mushrooms, cauliflower, onions and perfectly seasoned chicken breast—all cooked in one pan
Anat Lebel
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10:06 | 03.06.25
Returned hostages suffered up to 40% weight loss, broken teeth due to poor conditions
Dr. Hagar Mizrahi, head of the Health Ministry’s medical division, says the freed hostages suffered severe muscle mass loss along with extreme weight loss; She also expressed concern for those still in captivity, warning: 'Everyone still in captivity must be brought back — they are in life-threatening danger'
Or Hadar
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18:15 | 03.05.25
'There may be people who are unhappy about me performing in Israel, but it doesn’t matter to me'
As iconic French pianist Richard Clayderman prepares for his April performance in Tel Aviv, he reflects on his career, his connection to Israel and why he believes music has the ability to unify and inspire during difficult times
Aya Hayut
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17:06 | 03.05.25
‘A villain like Voldemort is sort of fun, but he has just one, rather nasty fascist imperative’
Even for Ralph Fiennes, Conclave offered a gripping role—a Vatican cardinal navigating intrigue and power struggles to elect a new pope; in an interview with Ynet, he shares what drew him to the film, his views on Catholicism and how it compares to his famous Harry Potter role
Shirit Gal, London
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16:37 | 03.05.25
British comedy icon John Cleese announces three shows in Israel
85-year-old Monty Python co-founder will perform in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem this June; New performance, An Evening with John Cleese, will cover highlights from his career and touch on current events.
Ynet
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08:29 | 03.05.25
The ultimate guide to aging well: 10 habits for a longer life
Discover expert-backed lifestyle changes that can improve your health, boost longevity and enhance your overall well-being in old age
Dr. Yael Benvenisti
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23:05 | 03.04.25
Songs Yarden Bibas chose to play at funeral of his wife and sons now top Spotify viral chart
A week after the funeral of Shiri Bibas and her children, the songs played in their memory — featuring metal bands Avenged Sevenfold, Zakk Wylde and Disturbed —remain on top of Israel’s Spotify viral song chart
Ynet
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22:29 | 03.04.25
Israeli innovation in malaria testing could help save millions worldwide
A new protein designed by Israeli researchers can detect dormant Plasmodium vivax in malaria patients, addressing up to 80% of recurring cases and providing a game-changing solution to global malaria control
Tzur Gueta
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11:43 | 03.04.25
IDF reservists plead for mental health support: 'No one has the right to exploit us'
Many reservists seeking mental health care face severe therapist shortage; new Defense Ministry initiative overwhelmed, leaving many without support; 'If the state wants me as a soldier, it must provide proper care,' says reservist struggling to get help
Gal Ganot
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11:30 | 03.04.25
2,500 black holes found in dwarf galaxies, tripling past estimates
The risk of an asteroid impact has dropped, a private spacecraft is en route to the Moon and titanium winds were discovered on an exoplanet; this week in space
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science
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10:21 | 03.04.25
Israeli creator of Oscar-winning documentary No Other Land faces Palestinian backlash online
While criticism of Yuval Abraham in Israel focuses on Israeli-Palestinian film echoing Palestinian narrative, Palestinian and pro-Palestinian social media users accuse him of 'spreading genocidal atrocity propaganda, rape hoax'
Ynet
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21:12 | 03.03.25
Germany’s leading medical institution honors Israeli researcher
Prof. Ran Balicer, head of innovation at Clalit Health Services, receives honorary professorship from Berlin’s Charité University Hospital for his contributions to AI-driven medicine and public health
Ynet
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17:51 | 03.03.25
Sex worker drama 'Anora' sweeps Oscars with 5 awards including best picture
Jewish- and Israel-themed films and actors also have good showing at the 2025 Academy Awards; See the list of all the winners
News Agencies
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10:56 | 03.03.25
Israeli-Palestinian documentary 'No Other Land' wins Oscar
The Israeli-Palestinian collaboration about the struggle for survival of the residents of the Masafer Yatta village group won the Best Documentary Feature award at the 2025 Oscars; The award was reportedly to be presented by actress Gal Gadot but it was ultimately presented by Samuel L. Jackson and Selena Gomez; Watch the filmmakers' acceptance speech
Amir Bogen, Los Angeles
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08:30 | 03.03.25
Why is Mars red? New study sheds light on the planet’s rusty hue
Mars’ signature red hue has long intrigued scientists, but new findings suggest its origin differs from previous theories; discovery sheds light on planet’s geological history and raises new questions about whether Mars once had conditions suitable for life
Yogev Israeli
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00:25 | 03.03.25
'Here for you for the rest of our days': Nathaniel Buzolic’s powerful tribute after meeting Yarden Bibas
Australian actor and vocal Israel advocate meets with captivity survivor, whose wife Shiri and two children were murdered in Hamas captivity; in an emotional post, he praises Bibas' strength and vows to keep advocating for Israel and its people
Yoni Froim
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23:23 | 03.02.25
How Messi saved my grandmother: New documentary tells the stories of Spanish-speaking October 7 survivors
Film highlights Israel’s Spanish-speaking community—the largest immigrant group targeted in the Hamas attack; Leah Soibel, CEO of Fuente Latina, discusses the powerful testimonies and global reactions
Alexandra Lukash
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21:33 | 03.02.25
Zuckerberg steals the show with outrageous dance at his wife's birthday party
Meta CEO shocks guests by tearing off his tuxedo and performing in a tight blue suit, overshadowing wife Priscilla Chan’s five outfit changes; while some online users admire his playful side, others criticize him for making the event about himself
Inbal Hananel
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19:27 | 03.02.25
US adaptation of Israel's 'Longing' and its powerful story of loss
Israeli director Savi Gabizon remakes his 2017 film for North American audiences, with Richard Gere stepping into the lead role in this poignant story of grief, guilt, and unexpected self-discovery
Shmulik Duvdevani
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12:32 | 03.02.25
US Blue Ghost makes history in moon landing
Firefly craft in unmanned flight completes successful soft landing kicking off research mission; 'We're on the moon,' company official declares in mission control
Reuters
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12:24 | 03.02.25
Psychologists call out APA over antisemitism, pro-Hamas rhetoric in official forums
Thousands of mental health professionals accuse APA of tolerating antisemitism after forums feature posts supporting terror and calling for Israel’s destruction; ex-APA official calls Zionism 'settler psychosis'; Jewish members say silenced
Daniel Edelson, New York
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23:05 | 03.01.25
'I was distracted by women and parties, It took me a long time to become a good Jewish man’
From adult films to Hollywood’s wild party scene and now a major comeback, Simon Rex has seen it all; he recalls a chaotic tour with Charlie Sheen, explains why he left L.A. for the desert and reveals how he rejected a tabloid’s offer to lie about Meghan Markle
Amir Kaminer, Cannes
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21:39 | 03.01.25
The clock in your mind: Time perception and the body
Numerous factors can disrupt our perception of time but how does the brain interpret the passage of time, and what are the physiological and psychological implications of this process?
Rotem Mika/Davidson Institute of Science
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18:36 | 03.01.25
Exploiting the system: The dark trade of opioid painkillers in Israel
Opioids sold legally for next to nothing trafficked at high prices on Israel’s black market, exploiting Health Ministry and HMO loopholes; even truck drivers operate clinics, while doctors—often under threat—issue prescriptions that fuel growing and deadly trade
Haim Rivlin, Shomrim
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09:15 | 03.01.25
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