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A growing beauty trend: Medicinal mushrooms blur the line between health and skincare
After gaining ground in dietary supplements, medicinal mushrooms move into beauty, as more brands incorporate them into skincare formulas and position them as more than a passing trend
Danielle Pesso
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23:00 | 12.30.25
Born to be a princess: Charlotte steals the spotlight at royal Christmas walk
Videos and photos from the British royal family’s traditional Christmas walk continue to flood social media, with all eyes on 10-year-old Princess Charlotte, who stopped to greet fans, accept gifts and share a warm hug
Inbal Hananel
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07:28 | 12.29.25
When grandparents come out of the closet
Coming out later in life is still rare but growing as older LGBTQ adults seek authenticity; a clinical psychologist explains the fears, family reactions and why support is critical
Maya Benita
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02:08 | 12.29.25
‘Born with cerebral palsy, I chose to become a mother on my own terms’
Adi Skarishevsky chose not to wait for a partner, overcame her fears, and last month gave birth to her son Oz Meir; 'It’s true I can’t do everything, but there are others who serve as my hands and legs'
Galit Hareli
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20:08 | 12.26.25
Why stress shuts down women’s sexual desire — and the nerve behind it
The vagus nerve, which influences mood and creates calm, plays a crucial role in activating the female sexual system; it explains why many women need safety and relaxation to feel desire and intimacy, and why stress can shut sex down entirely
Anat Lev Adler
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18:50 | 12.26.25
No woman would respect a man who does not respect himself
Women, no matter how independent, want to rely on a partner who leads, cares and protects; a man without clear boundaries or standards, driven by people-pleasing, cannot be trusted; how does a man maintain his masculine backbone in a relationship?
Roi Zur
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05:14 | 12.24.25
‘Sex only on Fridays’: the heavy cost of sexual deprivation
What happens when one partner wants intimacy and the other repeatedly refuses, how sex becomes a tool of control in many relationships, and why prolonged sexual deprivation can quietly dismantle even long lasting couples
Maya Benita
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22:29 | 12.21.25
Biohacker says humans could beat aging — and aims for immortality by 2039
Brian Johnson, 48, claims to have reversed his biological age using science-backed protocols and AI tools; he’s cloning his organs, testing anti-aging therapies, and inviting others to join his quest for 'biological immortality'
Eitan Gefen
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13:44 | 12.21.25
'After 10 days of video calls, we decided to get married'
Barri and Nerdit Moroz decided to marry without ever meeting in person; they've been married for 18 years
Maya Benita
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02:49 | 12.20.25
When dad is also the boss: working with your father in the family business
They strive to keep work and home separate, learn to resolve disagreements calmly and admit higher expectations come with being 'the boss’s kids'; we spoke with four people whose father is also their boss about the challenges and advantages
Nirit Zuk
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03:24 | 12.19.25
Sneeze with manners, not mayhem: why you should stop saying ‘bless you’ and other winter etiquette surprises
Veteran etiquette expert shares surprising tips for staying courteous during the rainy season — all part of her polite survival guide for winter's viruses, puddles and public discomforts
Alexandra Lukash
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19:19 | 12.14.25
Coffee may make you younger, study finds
Drinking 3–4 cups of coffee daily may slow cellular aging by up to 5 years; antioxidants in coffee help protect telomeres, the DNA caps linked to aging; over 4 cups offers no benefit and may harm cells, researchers warn
ynet
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19:10 | 12.14.25
King Solomon had 1,000 wives: is it possible to love more than one partner?
Biblical stories and history show that multiple loves were once accepted, while modern society favors monogamy; certified couples and sex therapist Liat Kiro argues that love itself has no limit, but living multiple loves does not suit most people
Hila Daniel
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01:57 | 12.13.25
Making a wig from your own hair
For many women with cancer, losing their hair can be as traumatic as treatment itself; a growing option offers comfort: cutting the hair before chemo to create a realistic wig; the process preserves identity; how does it work, and what does it cost?
Maya Benita
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14:12 | 12.12.25
No age limit on love: Cher plans to marry 39-year-old boyfriend
The iconic singer is planning to marry her partner, who is 40 years her junior, on her 80th birthday; 'Cher doesn’t give a hoot about their age difference and they’re both ready to commit to each other,”,' a source confirmed
02:07 | 12.09.25
Dreaming of the crown: Prince William plans changes for the day he sits on the throne as king
Heir to the throne is set to scrap a long-standing royal tradition that takes place at Christmas; He also plans to run a modern, relaxed and 'much more normal' family monarchy than the current situation
Inbal Hananel
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21:31 | 12.07.25
Always putting things off? Here are 5 research-backed ways to overcome procrastination
Procrastination isn’t laziness; it’s a common psychological pattern, and understanding its roots can help you break the cycle
Dr. Yael Benvenisti
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19:23 | 12.06.25
From Barbie icon to fashion risk-taker: Margot Robbie redefines modern Hollywood glamour
She stepped into Barbie’s shoes and turned the character into a symbol of women’s empowerment, stole scenes from Hollywood’s biggest stars and kept scandal at bay; now Margot Robbie is hitting red carpets in bold, revealing looks that set new style benchmarks
Erez Amiran
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21:26 | 12.05.25
Teen invests Bar Mitzvah money in stocks — mother takes chance to teach responsibility
Instead of scolding her son for putting all his bar mitzvah money into the stock market without much thought, Nirit Zuk used the moment as a chance to teach him that money doesn’t grow on trees
Nirit Zuk
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21:34 | 11.30.25
How the Land of the Rising Sun cracked the longevity code — why the Japanese live so long
Japan has ranked among the world’s longest-living countries for decades, consistently topping global charts since the 1980s; what drives its remarkable life expectancy? we set out to uncover the factors behind the Japanese longevity advantage
Eitan Gefen
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10:33 | 11.30.25
Revealing, concealing and shaking up fashion: does Charli XCX dress well?
With a love for black and sheer clothes, sunglasses that adorn her face, and a preference for underwear over pants – the British star has become a style leader that everyone wants to design for and collaborate with; but not everything in her style is original or successful
Erez Amiran
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06:32 | 11.30.25
Bachelorette of the week: 'Some men reject me because of my profession'
Linor Gauman calls herself a late bloomer: her longest relationship lasted 4 months, and she says she’s never had her heart broken; she wants a partner not threatened by her music career, committed to home and family and she’s not on any dating apps
Sivan Kanety Avitan
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18:25 | 11.25.25
Becoming a grandmother at 39: 'My friends are raising children while I’m raising grandchildren'
While many women in their late 30s are still seeking relationships, Claudine Peretz and Karin Yamin became grandmothers at 39 and 38; they share the perks of young grandparenthood, close ties with grandkids and reactions to their unexpected title
Sivan Kanety-Avitan
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13:49 | 11.25.25
'Moms don’t hoard' network helps families save 82 million shekels a year
From cribs to dining tables, baby clothes to TVs, more than 140,000 women in Israel and abroad give and receive instead of buying new, saving families an estimated 82 million shekels a year through the “Moms don’t hoard” sharing network
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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06:36 | 11.25.25
Tom Cruise calls ex-wife Nicole Kidman's divorce from Keith Urban 'karma'
Friends say that Cruise was labeled the bad guy when he and Kidman divorced, but her latest divorce show her 'true face';" The actor 'genuinely sympathizes with Nicole because he knows how painful it is to have everyone dissect your private life. Still, there's a part of him that feels vindicated'
Omer Daniel
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17:13 | 11.18.25
Amy Schumer wipes her Instagram clean, says she deleted all her old photos 'for no reason'
After years of battling body image issues, endometriosis and weight loss struggles, Amy Schumer deleted all her old Instagram posts, joking she did it “for no reason” as she embraces a new chapter feeling strong and confident
ynet Global
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17:53 | 11.12.25
From Ben Gurion airport to Tel Aviv bars: meet Israel's viral toilet critic
Yoel Darwish, a 27-year-old filmmaker from Tel Aviv, has gone viral for his witty reviews of public restrooms — rating toilets across Israel with humor and precision, turning one of life’s most awkward topics into an unlikely art form
Assaf Kamar
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14:40 | 11.12.25
Your ex just texted after ages—now what?
It’s a scenario many women know all too well: three or four months after a breakup, sometimes even a year later, an ex unexpectedly pops back into their lives with a casual text message that can stir up old feelings
Hila Daniel
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09:01 | 11.12.25
Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS launches in Israel: Where to buy, what it costs and what’s missing
Kim Kardashian’s billion-dollar brand has officially launched in Israel through Factory 54, offering local prices and fast delivery. But not all products made the cut — and some items still cost significantly more than abroad.
Itay Yaacov
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04:58 | 11.12.25
Israel’s top celebrity couple reveal their 18-karat white gold wedding rings with personal engraving
Noa Kirel and Daniel Peretz chose matching 18-karat white gold bands designed by Amadora Jewelry, featuring a delicate, classic style and engraved initials. The jeweler says their mothers’ shared building led to the collaboration.
Bar Zaga
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03:14 | 11.12.25
Strange but true: the world’s most bizarre sexual laws that remain in force
In Connecticut, kissing on Sundays is banned; in Malaysia, consensual oral sex is illegal; in Lebanon, bestiality is permitted—if the animal is female; here are ten bizarre sex-related laws from around the world that remain on the books
Or Sopher
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12:47 | 11.08.25
Fashion designer Elie Tahari honors Israeli female soldiers with Miami runway show
Jerusalem-born designer becomes visibly emotional discussing injured soldiers; Nov. 6 event features IDF veterans on runway wearing Tahari couture; Yedidim collaborates with Soireee Events on launch of initiative directing online sales to support female combat soldiers; designer's personal military service fuels decades-spanning commitment
ynet Global
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09:33 | 11.05.25
Why I didn’t let my son celebrate Halloween
When my 8-year-old begged to join his classmates’ Halloween celebrations, I refused. I’m the unpopular mom who believes kids should first know their own traditions before dressing up for someone else’s.
Iris Harpaz Kaye
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21:29 | 11.02.25
Elegant, modest, serious: Ivanka Trump's wardrobe in Israel
Ivanka Trump’s visit to Israel featured elegant, modest outfits - black dresses and tailored suits - that reflected the solemn tone of her trip and resonated with the Israeli public
Ynet
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23:32 | 10.12.25
1,500 shekels to clear bad vibes: Israel’s booming home energy-cleansing trend
As more Israelis seek spiritual balance, energy-cleansing rituals once seen as fringe are becoming part of everyday life. Practitioners say clearing “stuck” energy with sage, drums, and prayer can reset a home’s harmony and even improve sleep and relationships.
Nirit Zuk
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16:53 | 10.11.25
'Finally, real happiness': Hostage survivor Emily Damari shares joyful moment as Trump announces hostage deal
After news broke of Trump plan’s first-phase deal for Gaza ceasefire and hostage release, influencer Danielle Amit shares emotional clips of her partner, former hostage Emily Damari, celebrating announcement
Yoni Froim
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14:08 | 10.09.25
Unlocking orgasms in surprising places—yes, your elbow too
An orgasm from the ear? From the nipple? It turns out that we can experience intense pleasure from touching parts of the body other than the genitals; achieving it takes training, but it’s worth it, expansive and deeply satisfying
Lori Stadtmauer
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22:25 | 09.23.25
When to clean, replace or refresh everyday essentials: Healthy lifestyle expert tips
Some tasks don’t need daily attention — but when done on time, they protect your health, save money and bring peace of mind; from changing tires to washing your hairbrush or replacing sneakers, here’s a practical calendar for what to do and when
Dr. Yael Benvenisti
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05:43 | 09.23.25
From kibbutz to crater: Why one family moved south to Mitzpe Ramon
Bar and Roy Avni-Naor left Kibbutz Naan for the desert town of Mitzpe Ramon, seeking better education, new opportunities, and a role in Israel’s growing space-tech scene, while balancing family life and future ambitions
Assi Haim
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13:51 | 09.20.25
Simple French trick that saves time in the kitchen
The French method called mise en place — which means prepping all ingredients in advance — saves time and reduces stress in any home kitchen; here’s how to do it like the French
Tiki Golan
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05:28 | 09.20.25
The Israeli woman playing matchmaker on the streets of London
Maor Ashkar’s viral Instagram series featuring single men on London’s streets is evolving into a global matchmaking brand with a podcast; as for her own love life? She laughs: 'If an interviewee comes along that I like, don’t worry, I'll keep him for myself'
Mali Zaidman
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06:48 | 09.13.25
'There’s no woman who hears ‘egg donation’ and doesn’t cry': Becoming a mother after 40
At 47, Merav Blumenfeld gave birth to her second child via egg donation; after a failed first marriage and a new life in Thailand, she now helps women facing infertility, saying even without shared genes, motherhood is still possible and full of hope
Dina Halutz
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22:05 | 09.04.25
How much is too much? Israelis share their candid coffee confessions
They start with coffee in the morning, drink more at work and at cafés and struggle to get through the day with fewer than 10 cups; meet the Israelis hooked on the world’s favorite drink—and how much is considered safe?
Nirit Zuk
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18:02 | 08.30.25
The people choosing hot workouts: Why they sweat it out
At the height of Israeli summer, more people step into steaming hot rooms for yoga, Pilates and breathing exercises; sounds extreme? For them, it’s a way of life; 'You come out of class a different person'
Eitan Gefen
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16:10 | 08.29.25
Do blonde princesses have more fun? Princess Kate has a new look
The Princess of Wales was seen with noticeably lighter hair while attending church in Scotland with her family; The transformation is seen as a fresh start following her recovery from cancer, symbolizing renewal and positivity
Omer Daniel
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20:32 | 08.25.25
When love fades: Signs your relationship may be over
Many couples wonder if they’re facing a rough patch or an irreversible breakup; A relationship counselor explains how to tell if your bond can be saved or if it’s time to accept that your heart is no longer in it
Hila Daniel
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14:56 | 08.24.25
Bed Bath & Beyond stages comeback, vows to stay out of California
Two years after collapse, Bed Bath & Beyond is reopening stores throughout the US but won’t return to California; Chairman Marcus Lemonis blames high taxes, wages and regulations, while Governor Gavin Newsom dismisses the chain as irrelevant after its bankruptcy and closure
News Agencies
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12:51 | 08.21.25
$11,300 and counting: The Chanel classic redefining luxury's price tag
Chanel’s legendary 2.55 handbag has more than doubled in price in under a decade, now retailing at $11,300; With a legacy rooted in rebellion and refinement, it continues to lure collectors, celebrities, and investors alike—one quilted flap at a time
Itay Yaacov
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23:36 | 08.08.25
Scroll less, do more: A social app that helps dreams come true
Dreemz, a rising Israeli startup, blends AI with human support to help users tackle personal goals, from world travel to recovery from grief; with wartime engagement surging and investors lining up, the app positions itself as the next frontier in self-help
Tal Shahaf
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10:06 | 08.07.25
Tel Aviv Fashion Week returns with resilience, reinvention, and unapologetic beauty
After a year-long pause and under the shadow of war, Tel Aviv Fashion Week this October features 28 designers, a message of unity, and a fierce commitment to creativity, inclusion, and resilience in the face of national and personal upheaval
Itay Yaacov
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08:41 | 07.29.25
Pink makes a powerful comeback on red carpets and runways in 2025
No longer just a girlish hue, pink has reemerged in 2025 as fashion’s answer to chaos: soft yet defiant, nostalgic yet political; From Oprah to Zendaya, celebs are embracing pink as a statement of strength, beauty, and cultural reset
Itay Yaacov
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21:45 | 07.11.25
Sweat meatballs in sauce, a quick meal to serve before Shabbat
It takes no time or effort and promises a hearty meal to serve the family
Liora Houbara
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13:10 | 07.04.25
Reason brides wear white has more to do with Queen Victoria than tradition
Although often linked to religious custom, the white wedding gown owes its popularity to Queen Victoria; Her 1840 look sparked a fashion legacy that still dominates Western weddings, despite older customs and differing interpretations across cultures and faiths
Itay Yaacov
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17:19 | 07.03.25
Israeli winery earns spot at prestigious New York exhibition
Har Odem Winery, located in the small community of Odem near the Syrian border, will present its wines at the New York City event, which is regarded as one of the most exclusive in the global wine industry
Yair Kraus
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10:45 | 06.11.25
Bar Refaeli celebrates 40th birthday in lavish Tel Aviv house party
A decade after her star-studded 30th, Bar Refaeli rang in 40 with an intimate, yet glamorous celebration at her Tel Aviv home; Close friends, family, surprise performances, and DJ Itai Galo set the tone for the unforgettable night
Yoni Froim
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12:39 | 06.08.25
Arugula steak with a twist
No frying, no grilling, and no sweating over a barbecue — all you need for this recipe is a sizzling hot plate, a butcher who can slice beef into thin cuts and a healthy appetite
Yonatan Borowitz
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08:43 | 06.07.25
Make an exotic coleslaw with Indian curry dressing
Shredded cabbage, carrots, fennel and pineapple tossed in a creamy silan-sweetened dressing combine into a refreshing side or main dish
Michael Levi-Elchalal
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09:45 | 06.06.25
Quick polenta with seared mushrooms serves up comfort in minutes
This quick, comforting dish packs bold flavor with minimal effort, perfect for effortless weeknight dinners or impressing guests at casual gatherings
Raheli Krut
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09:28 | 06.05.25
Eat well for less: Ten top 'happy hours' for affordable dining
The second roundup in our popular series highlighting great deals on good food in the greater Tel Aviv area
Buzzy Gordon
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14:29 | 06.03.25
Who is Amit Yardeni? Meet the woman marrying into Israel’s most-watched family
From elite army service to ninja stardom and a cybersecurity career, Yardeni has lived a life of drive and discipline; As she prepares to marry the Prime Minister's son, all eyes are on the woman behind the headlines
Bar Zaga
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23:23 | 06.02.25
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