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The deadly truth behind The White Lotus’s forbidden fruit
Show's enigmatic fruit capable of deadly feats: hidden toxins, global infamy and why this unassuming tree has terrified communities for centuries
Dr. Noam Levitan
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17:51 | 04.21.25
Basketball phenom Deni Avdija selected to light Independence Day torch in national ceremony
Minister Regev says NBA player shows steadfast values declaring to the world that his heart is with the families of fallen soldiers and hostages held in Gaza, connecting his personal triumph, to the national pain
Efrat Amorban, Moran Azulay
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15:15 | 04.21.25
A Palestinian flag and the voice of Mahmoud Khalil: pro-Palestinian gesture on stage at Coachella
Alternative band Blonde Redhead used performance at the popular festival to support the student who was arrested by the Trump administration and faces deportation after leading the pro-Palestinian movement at Columbia University; joins a string of pro-Palestinian and anti-Israeli gestures at the music event
Ynet
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13:36 | 04.21.25
Moran Atias’ emotional return to acting on Grey’s Anatomy
Israeli actress debuts on hit medical drama as an Arab woman; Atias, who chose not to reveal her identity on set, opens up about the emotional experience and her ongoing efforts in Israeli advocacy
Ran Boker
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23:54 | 04.20.25
Why this Dubai chocolate is breaking the internet—and triggering global pistachio panic
Dubai Chocolate, a pistachio-filled treat born in 2021, became a global phenomenon after a viral TikTok video; surging demand has caused a worldwide pistachio shortage, skyrocketing prices and fierce competition, with brands racing to replicate the sweet sensation
News Agencies
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18:37 | 04.20.25
When granny starts telling dirty jokes: These are the early signs of dementia
Although most people see memory loss as the earliest indication of cognitive decline, symptoms of dementia can appear years earlier and include behavioral changes, sleep disorders and loss of empathy; these are things to look out for
Dr. Oren Tene
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14:55 | 04.20.25
Immune support to cancer care: The rising role of medicinal mushrooms
Once confined to Asian kitchens and traditional medicine, medicinal mushrooms are now emerging from the shadows of supermarket aisles and alternative‑health clinics to take center stage in modern wellness routines
Eitan Gefen
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12:33 | 04.20.25
'F**k Israel, Free Palestine': Anti-Israeli messages shown at Coachella
Irish group Kneecap, known for its politically charged performances, displayed slogans including 'Israel is committing genocide against the Palestinian people'
Ynet
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11:19 | 04.20.25
Israeli chess prodigy Noam Sasson, 11, claims two world championship medals
The sixth-grader was recently crowned Israel's national champion for players under 12, adding to his growing list of achievements
Meir Turgeman
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09:10 | 04.20.25
Perfect for the Israeli summer: Messy bun takes over fashion world
Sported by stars like Zoe Kravitz and Hailey Bieber at Paris Fashion Week, new hairdo emerges as Israel’s ultimate summer hairstyle
Daniel Pesso
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23:09 | 04.19.25
This Israeli team is racing to stop newborn deaths in Africa—one breath at a time
An Israeli team from Neonatologists for Africa is training Ghanaian health care workers in modern neonatal resuscitation amid harsh conditions, aiming to reduce the region’s high infant mortality rate and improve newborn survival
Maayan Hoffman/The Media Line
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19:36 | 04.19.25
We took the Tesla Model Y for a spin — here’s how it handles the heat
Tesla carefully updates its best-selling Model Y with improved ride quality, smarter interior, revised looks and better rear-seat comfort; yet higher pricing, limited charging improvements and stronger competition raise questions about whether loyal Tesla buyers might finally look elsewhere
Nir Ben-Zaken, iCar
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17:48 | 04.19.25
More women opt for breast reduction surgery in Israel
Some 14,000 Israeli women last year say they opted for breast reduction surgery to prioritize comfort, health and fashion; what does the procedure include?
Eitan Gefen
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10:24 | 04.19.25
Towering enigma: Prototaxites and the secrets of earth 400 million years ago
Prototaxites, towering organisms from 375 million years ago, defy classification as plants or fungi; Recent research suggests they may belong to an extinct evolutionary branch, raising questions about their growth, ecological role and mysterious disappearance from Earth's ancient landscapes
ynet correspondents
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22:53 | 04.18.25
Balanced nutrition for better mood: The science behind what we eat
Our diet has a profound impact on mental health and mood; Consuming nutrient-rich foods like whole grains, leafy greens, and omega-3 fatty acids enhances emotional balance, while processed foods and sugar increase risks for anxiety, depression and cognitive decline
Libi Kazarnovsky
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21:35 | 04.18.25
Celebrating 40: Gal Gadot’s most memorable fashion moments
From her early days in a Castro mini dress to custom Prada and Tiffany diamonds, Gal Gadot has become a global style icon; As she approaches her 40th birthday, we revisit some of her most unforgettable red carpet and fashion moments
Liora Shuster
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20:35 | 04.18.25
Seeing the universe in a new light
A development led by an Israeli scientist has significantly improved the image quality of ground-based telescopes; 'These are the sharpest images we’ll see this decade'
Ettay Nevo, Davidson Institute of Science
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18:46 | 04.18.25
Chew on this: Your gum might be full of microplastics — here’s how much
Chewing gum releases hundreds of microplastic particles into saliva within minutes, new study finds; 'We’re entering a new era,' expert says, 'We must consider hidden, undeclared elements in our food, water, air—even our clothes'
Tzur Gueta
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17:30 | 04.18.25
Hapoel Tel Aviv fans claim abuse by Spanish police following basketball game
Two Hapoel Tel Aviv fans describe alleged police brutality in Las Palmas after celebrating their team’s EuroCup win on local team; Claiming antisemitic abuse, wrongful arrest, and harsh detention conditions, one of them said: 'I feared that, because of the antisemitism there, I’d end up coming home in a coffin'
Nadav Zenziper
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17:16 | 04.18.25
Kosher-for-Passover Arayes
The dish that conquered restaurant menus this past year, now in a Passover-friendly version: Arayes – ground meat wrapped in a faux dough made from matzah flour and broken matzot
Yonatan Borowitz
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12:32 | 04.18.25
This Passover liberate yourself from 'digital slavery'
Pervasive use of smartphones and other devices leads to dangerous cycle of addiction, with average person checking their phone 150 times a day; this constant disruption not only stifles creativity but also makes it harder to engage in meaningful activities
Chava Treitel
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09:55 | 04.18.25
Dengue fever in Thailand, who should get vaccinated before traveling?
Dozens of Israelis contract dengue fever while traveling in Thailand, mainly during holidays and summer, as experts warn of severe symptoms and complications, with no area in Thailand free of risk—not even Koh Samui or Koh Phangan
Or Hadar
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09:24 | 04.18.25
Qatar’s fashion empire: Famous brands controlled by Doha
Through high-profile acquisitions like Valentino and Balmain, Qatar’s sovereign fund blends cultural influence with geopolitical strategy while facing scrutiny
Itay Yaacov
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19:37 | 04.17.25
Scientists tackle climate challenges with innovative techniques to grow cherries
Israeli researchers from MIGAL and the Volcani Institute have developed a method to advance cherry flowering and ripening by a month, addressing warm winters caused by climate change; This breakthrough could provide farmers with economic and marketing advantages through earlier harvests
Ilana Curiel
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13:22 | 04.17.25
Amazing baked and glazed salmon for Passover
This baked salmon with mustard and brown sugar glaze delivers caramelized sweetness and tangy depth perfect to place on the holiday table
Nira Russo, Ruthie Russo
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12:49 | 04.17.25
Israeli bridal design dominates at New York Fashion Week
With voluminous skirts and vintage-inspired Basque styles, Israeli designers like Lihi Hod and Idan Cohen captivated audiences, proving again why Israel leads global bridal fashion with cutting-edge designs and a deep understanding of modern brides' desires
Itay Yaacov
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11:14 | 04.17.25
Danny Wolf declares for NBA draft in bid to be 4th Israeli player
American-Israeli basketball star Danny Wolf declares for the NBA Draft following a breakthrough season at Michigan, aiming to be fourth such player in the major league
Ynet
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08:45 | 04.17.25
Former hostage Omer Shem Tov receives surprise call from soccer star Erling Haaland
One of the biggest soccer stars in the world personally calls Hamas captivity survivor, who tells him: 'I really like you, you’re amazing'
Ynet
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01:55 | 04.17.25
You won’t believe what eggshells can do for your health
Eating eggshells might seem like just another bizarre internet trend, but more and more scientific studies are proving: eggshells surpass all calcium-rich foods—and their absorption is significantly better than that of supplements
Revital Federbush
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21:43 | 04.16.25
Pop star Robbie Williams reveals scurvy diagnosis after extreme diet
British singer's scurvy diagnosis, triggered by rapid weight loss and medication, exposes the modern comeback of a centuries-old disease; how can you avoid it?
Eitan Gefen
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21:06 | 04.16.25
'By the end of the decade, autonomous cars will drive using artificial intelligence'
Is regulation holding back autonomous cars, how can transportation systems be protected from cyberattacks and when will the flying car arrive? We found the people designing the future of mobility
Noam Rhein
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19:04 | 04.16.25
From grief to stardom: DJ Raphi’s dance movement defies anti-Jewish hate
Israeli YouTube star celebrates 1 million subscribers, transforming personal tragedy and wartime adversity into a global dance movement that educates, unites and empowers children
Ynetnews
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18:05 | 04.16.25
Israel’s near north: The ethnic and culinary mosaic of the western Galilee
Domestic tourism is gradually coming back to life in what has become Israel’s quietest front: an area where Jews, Christians, Muslims and Druze coexist peacefully even during these trying times
Buzzy Gordon
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15:04 | 04.16.25
Coming in 2026: The most intriguing car models to watch out for
The automotive world gears up for 2026 with groundbreaking electric vehicles, retro revivals and cutting-edge tech, reshaping the future of driving
Noam Rhein
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13:56 | 04.16.25
Israeli family merges Tel Aviv garden flats to host large gatherings on weekends, holidays
A double kitchen—meat and dairy, a Torah study room, glass wine fridges, Dubai-inspired design, and cabinetry instead of walls define the luxurious sand-toned villa near the Tel Aviv shoreline
Yulia Prilik-Niv
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12:17 | 04.16.25
Make amazing gluten-free bread for Passover
Two minimalist bread recipes offer gluten-free, protein-rich baking perfect to make and join with other Passover delicacies this holiday
Nira Russo, Ruthie Russo
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12:17 | 04.16.25
Prince Harry shunned by family, learns of King's illness from press
On his recent trip to the UK to attend court where he is demanding the British government pay for his security, the young prince is unable to meet with his father, the king, or his elder brother, the Prince of Wales
Inbal Hananel
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10:49 | 04.16.25
'Made in China': Trade war fuels fake luxury goods gold rush on TikTok
Chinese factories leverage TikTok to sell cut-rate 'luxury' goods as Trump's tariff plan kicks into action; expert says counterfeit item sales could continue with trade war in place
Itay Yaacov
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09:15 | 04.16.25
The trauma no one sees: Israel’s war with PTSD
Former undercover soldier Shir Peled shares her PTSD story and helps others via the Helem Club in a program fostering community and reducing mental health stigma
Maayan Hoffman / The Media Line
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08:40 | 04.16.25
Dressed in a Palestinian flag: This is how Cynthia Nixon promotes 'Sex and the City' sequel series
In an official promo clip shared by the series and HBO, actress known for her pro-Palestinian stance appears wearing a shirt featuring a red triangle and the colors black, green and white
Ynetnews
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01:04 | 04.16.25
Glam in orbit: What happened to Katy Perry and Lauren Sanchez's botox during space travel
Group of women, including pop star Katy Perry, embarked on brief space journey aboard Blue Origin's New Shepard; Amid the excitement, they raised intriguing questions about effects of space travel on their Botox, lip fillers and false eyelashes
Inbal Hananel
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00:20 | 04.16.25
Move over, Moana: 'Prince of Egypt' still rules Passover
Opinion: Every Passover, my brother and I religiously re-watch DreamWorks' underrated 'The Prince of Egypt,' a mature, star-studded animated masterpiece with unforgettable songs, complex sibling rivalry and a surprisingly handsome Moses—proving miracles (and animation classics) aren't just for kids
Yael Ilan
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21:21 | 04.15.25
An Arabic blessing—and a giant ring: Did Cristiano Ronaldo propose to Georgina?
Rodríguez shared a photo of a diamond ring with an Arabic blessing, 'And may evil stay away from us, amen', which she also tattooed, fueling rumors
Ynet Sports
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17:42 | 04.15.25
Easy Passover recipe: Chocolate coffee cake ready in under an hour
This easy Passover chocolate coffee cake recipe takes just 25 minutes to prepare and 55 minutes total; With its rich flavors, marbled topping and a touch of coffee, it’s the perfect dessert that can stand alone or pair with ice cream
Olga Tuksher
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17:26 | 04.15.25
Israeli ALS drug shows promise in slowing disease progression
NeuroSense Therapeutics’ Prime, a drug developed in Tel Aviv, demonstrates a 30% slowdown in disease progression in phase 2 trials
Tzur Gueta
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11:55 | 04.15.25
Blue Origin launches historic all-female spaceflight with Katy Perry, Gayle King
NS-31 mission makes history with an all-female crew including, reaching space and returning safely in a landmark moment for private spaceflight
Yaron Drukman
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16:50 | 04.14.25
Deni Avdija talks about his ending NBA season: 'The future is super bright'
After completing his best NBA season with averages of 16.9 points, 7.3 rebounds, and 3.9 assists, Israeli basketball star Deni Avdija praises his team’s potential, expresses excitement about Chauncey Billups’ extension, and shares his goals for growth as a 'two-way player' in press conference
ynet sports
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12:59 | 04.14.25
French actress Mélanie Laurent joins Season 5 of 'Fauda'
Laurent, one of Europe’s most acclaimed actresses and a two-time César Award winner, is best known internationally for her role as Shosanna in Quentin Tarantino’s 'Inglourious Basterds'
Ynetnews
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12:04 | 04.14.25
How Tarantino's 'Manson Family' became Hollywood's biggest stars
While Once Upon a Time in Hollywood boasted marquee names, several then-unknown actors portraying members of the cult have since broken out in major ways
Ynet
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23:42 | 04.13.25
Green Day slams Israel in Coachella performance
'Runnin’ away from pain like the kids from Palestine': Aging punkers alter lyrics of their 2004 track Jesus of Suburbia to reference Gaza war
Ynet
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19:09 | 04.13.25
The woman behind the innovations powering tomorrow’s smartest devices
Mini medical devices, green tech, advanced radar and AI tools are among the innovations led by Prof. Yonina Eldar of the Weizmann Institute, a global leader in signal processing and recipient of the Israel Prize in Engineering Research
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science
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17:00 | 04.13.25
Crash test show vulnerabilities in Chinese cars
EuroNCAP awards seven vehicles five-star safety ratings, but hidden defects spark debate over whether top scores truly reflect real-world safety risks
Noam Rhein
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15:37 | 04.13.25
Israel’s marathon team wins 3 medals at European Championships
Athletes celebrate a three-medal triumph at the European Athletics Championships, securing team gold, individual silver for Gashau Ayale and bronze for Maru Teferi
Ynet
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14:36 | 04.13.25
Up and down: The science behind mountain growth and decline
Tectonic forces push mountains like Everest upward while erosion and glacial melt reshape continents, revealing Earth’s dynamic balance between uplift, decay and climate-driven change
Shaked Engelberg/Davidson Institute of Science
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11:24 | 04.13.25
Asian snacks go mainstream in Israel—but do they live up to the hype?
From shrimp chips to sea salt sorbet mochi, Israelis are embracing bold new flavors; we visited one of Tel Aviv’s go-to shops to taste what’s trending
Sapir Gordo
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09:58 | 04.13.25
The best chocolate tart for Passover
Savor a luxurious Passover chocolate tart with flourless almond crust and creamy dark chocolate filling, perfect for your holiday celebration
Naama Ran
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09:44 | 04.13.25
From icon of integration to Erdoğan loyalist: The fall of Mesut Özil
Once hailed as a model of East-West integration, the former Real Madrid and Arsenal star now aligns himself with a strongman accused of undermining democracy—leaving many fans disillusioned
Zeev Avrahami
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22:23 | 04.12.25
Can salt affect your mood? New study suggests high-sodium diet may trigger depression
New study finds potential causal link between high-sodium diet and depression-like symptoms in mice, underscoring the growing importance of balanced nutrition for mental health
Eitan Gefen
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22:01 | 04.12.25
Matzo pockets with chopped liver — A savory Passover treat
A festive twist on the classic: rich, caramelized chopped liver wrapped in soft, golden matzo for the perfect holiday bite
Talia Hadar
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17:05 | 04.12.25
How Oct. 7 and the ongoing war haunting our dreams?
Fish swimming in murky waters and deceased relatives suddenly returning for a visit — new studies are trying to uncover which recurring themes appear in Israelis’ dreams since October 7, whether collective dreaming is real, and how the subconscious steps in to give us the strength we lacked in the moment
Shira Kadari-Ovadia
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23:41 | 04.11.25
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