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Bachelorette of the week: ‘I called off my wedding two months before the big day’
Gali Levy, 36, from Herzliya ended her engagement after realizing she and her fiancé could not overcome their differences; now she is looking for an ambitious, kindhearted man who knows how to take initiative, build trust and become a true partner in life
Sivan Kanety Avitan
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14:56 | 11.02.26
The gut-skin connection: What your diet really does to your face
Your gut and skin are linked through a complex biological relationship that may influence acne, redness and inflammation; from probiotics and blood sugar to dairy, chocolate and fried foods, here's what research suggests about eating your way to healthier-looking skin
Mali Zaidman
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15:24 | 11.01.26
When your body won't stop feeling aroused: The reality of PGAD
Persistent genital arousal disorder causes unwanted physical sensations that can last for hours or days, even without sexual desire; sex therapist Hemda Giora explains why orgasm may offer no relief, what could be causing the condition and which treatments may help
Maya Benita
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09:26 | 11.01.26
What happens when ChatGPT knows your dating life better than your friends?
From decoding cryptic messages to calming the anxiety of an unanswered text, AI is becoming a constant companion in modern dating; while research suggests it can improve romantic communication, relationship therapist Shirli Grayfner warns that relying on ChatGPT for every interpretation may leave us disconnected from our own feelings
Shirli Grayfner
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08:32 | 11.01.26
Sorry, Gen Z: The side part is officially making a comeback
The slicked-back bun is giving way to hairstyles with more personality: the face-framing cub cut, rich chocolate-espresso brunette and a dramatic Y2K side part are three of the season's standout looks; here's how to find the version that works for you
Mali Zaidman
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02:29 | 11.01.26
Why more people are ditching shampoo and embracing the ‘No Poo’ movement
Some go months without shampoo, claiming healthier hair, less shedding and freedom from endless products; but dermatologists warn that the benefits remain unproven and explain how often different hair types actually need washing
Maya Benita
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23:07 | 10.31.26
The best-looking running shoes to help you get back in shape this fall
Ready to hit the ground running this fall? From cloud-like cushioning to sleek, minimalist designs, the latest running shoes promise comfort, performance and serious style points; nine standout pairs to get you moving
Itay Yaacov
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14:43 | 10.31.26
Love after divorce: Why women are asking for financial agreements
They don't even live together, but they're already discussing how to divide their assets; for financially independent women dating after divorce, protecting what they've built can be just as important as finding love again
Ifat Manhardt
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01:58 | 10.31.26
A taste of the French Riviera in Israel: the Israeli hotel that feels like a Mediterranean escape
No passport required: Fattal's new 1 billion-shekel luxury hotel in Herzliya Marina offers private pools, fine dining, a luxury spa and sweeping waterfront views; we put its rooms, restaurants, service and hefty price tag to the test
Asaf Rosen
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08:25 | 10.30.26
Can exercise improve women's sex lives? What new research reveals
A review of 23 studies links exercise to improvements in desire, arousal, orgasms and sexual satisfaction, but researchers caution that the evidence remains limited and no particular workout has been proven more effective than others
Sharon Vosko
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16:30 | 10.27.26
Can you get addicted to a vibrator? What if it's the only way you can orgasm?
Why some women struggle to climax without sex toys, how to handle a partner who feels rejected and why sex therapist Danit Harel says the solution isn't necessarily to use a vibrator less, but to discover more ways to experience pleasure
Maya Benita
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10:34 | 10.26.26
The right to say no to sex, even after 20 years of marriage
As Israelis head to the polls, relationships face their own intimate elections: who initiates, who compromises and when to say no; research shows why willing compromise can strengthen intimacy, while pressure undermines consent, plus four essential rules for couples and singles
Prof. Rafi Heruti
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08:40 | 10.25.26
No arguments, no intimacy, no divorce: Inside the 'quiet quitting' marriage trend
These women have given up on their marriages, but instead of getting divorced, they choose to emotionally withdraw from their husbands and lead separate lives; The phenomenon is called 'quiet quitting', and Oprah Winfrey has weighed in on it, too
Maya Benita
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07:38 | 10.23.26
Bachelor of the week opens up about dating and trust: 'I want her to love me, not my money'
Michael Ben, 39, from Rishon Lezion, says past relationships taught him to recognize women interested only in his money; after leaving the nightlife scene behind, he hopes to find an independent, loving partner who's ready for marriage and children
Sivan Kanety Avitan
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18:00 | 10.22.26
Can watching porn together improve your sex life? A sex therapist explains
Watching porn together can spark desire, encourage sexual openness and break the routine, but it can also trigger jealousy, insecurity and comparisons; sex therapist Dvora Avnat Azran explains when it helps, when it hurts and why communication matters more than what's on screen
Maya Benita
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09:13 | 10.19.26
Is Gen Z really having less sex? What studies reveal about dating, intimacy and sexual habits
Research from the US, Australia and Israel points to declining sexual activity, emotionally ambiguous relationships and changing attitudes toward sexual choking; Israeli survey data also reveal surprising differences in contraceptive use between younger and older adults
Shelly Varod
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00:10 | 10.19.26
We are getting tired of looking rich: It's time to make your own style
After years of a quiet luxury aesthetic, the fashion world is finally starting to make some noise - from the monochromatic crowd clutching the same luxury bag and pair of shoes, women are suddenly emerging who bring more color and character with them
Ahuvit Rabi Golan
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05:28 | 10.17.26
The harsh truth about dating: if you don't believe in yourself, why should anyone else?
Repeated rejection can erode self-confidence, turning dating into a test of self-worth, but finding a meaningful relationship starts with rebuilding confidence and recognizing your own value, rather than seeking validation from others
Avinoam Hersh
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22:52 | 10.16.26
Princess Diana secretly left palace at night to give sex workers money, former aide reveals
Former royal spokesman Dickie Arbiter says Diana left Kensington Palace to give money to sex workers and check on homeless people, driven by compassion and loneliness; he also disputes her brother's claim that Charles said she would be forgotten
Inbal Hananel
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15:12 | 10.15.26
The tiny earrings that could permanently damage your ears
Australian piercings place tiny earrings along the ear's outer rim, but cartilage infections can cause abscesses, scarring and even permanent deformities; an ENT specialist explains the warning signs, why the area is vulnerable and how to stay safe
Eitan Gefen
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13:50 | 10.15.26
Bachelorette of the Week: TikTok star says, ‘I want to be loved for who I am, not my followers’
TikTok creator Tal Harush, 28, has built an online following but says the confident woman viewers see is only a persona; after two painful breakups and a relationship in which she lost herself trying to please her partner, she now wants a man who values family, faith and the person behind the screen
Sivan Kanety Avitan
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12:36 | 10.15.26
Fans are furious: Victoria's Secret Angel rejected from popular lingerie show
Former Victoria's Secret Angel Romee Strijd tearfully revealed she was rejected after months of preparing for her runway comeback; fans slammed the decision, accusing the lingerie brand of favoring influencers over established models
ynet
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11:11 | 10.15.26
3 battles with breast cancer: Noa Tishby says goodbye to her mother, the powerful women who shaped her life
Months after her mother died at 85, the actress and activist reflects on her family's long history with breast cancer, the strength of the woman who raised her and why she shares her annual screenings; she also opens up about grief and motherhood
Orit Merlin Rozhenzwaig
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20:45 | 10.12.26
Kelly Clarkson gets the 'Pretty Woman' treatment at a New York shop
Singer said in X post that a store clerk assumed she didn't have enough money to buy the products she was interested in, and asked to direct her to products that would 'suit' her better; 'You're an idiot and just lost a huge sale,' she wrote angrily
Omer Daniel
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03:01 | 10.12.26
Don't wait for the next rape scandal to teach your sons about sex, consent and boundaries
Shocking sexual assault allegations may prompt parents to warn their sons about rape, but meaningful sex education must begin years earlier, with conversations about boundaries, vulnerability, peer pressure and courage to speak up when something is wrong
Matan Livneh
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21:52 | 10.11.26
The great sex toy test: Which vibrators actually deliver orgasms?
From oral sex simulators and air-pulse stimulators to a vibrating masturbation sleeve and prostate massager, our reviewers put seven sex toys for women, men and couples to the test, revealing which delivered the most pleasure, which fell short and whether they're worth the price
ynet
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05:40 | 10.10.26
Your selfie is lying to you: how phone cameras distort your face and fuel beauty anxiety
Research shows close-up selfies can make noses appear 30% wider, creating flaws that don't exist; Brazilian beauty brand Natura Faces is challenging these distortions with a revealing experiment that exposes how smartphone cameras shape self-image and beauty standards
Mali Zaidman
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17:44 | 10.09.26
How Oct. 7 changed some women’s relationship with the male body
After years of war, trauma and uncertainty, even the male body can feel threatening; could the testicles offer a different path toward masculinity, touch and sexuality?
Zohara Treistman
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10:05 | 10.05.26
Two dates in, she’s already imagining the wedding. Why we get attached so fast
There is nothing wrong with wanting marriage, children or commitment, but problems begin when the desire for a relationship becomes stronger than curiosity about the person we are building it with
Roi Tzur
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07:52 | 10.05.26
Dressing up, undressing, and protesting: The activists changing the fashion industry
They humiliated Anna Wintour, won the fight against the use of fur, forced the resignation of the CEO of the Council of Fashion Designers of the United States, and now they are targeting wool; This could affect the way most people consume fashion in everyday life
Itay Yaacov
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09:46 | 10.03.26
Japan’s 3-minute morning workout has lasted nearly a century. Does it really improve health?
Radio Taiso combines 13 simple movements with music and no equipment; studies suggest benefits for balance, agility and aerobic fitness, but experts caution against calling it a proven secret to Japanese longevity
Eitan Gefen
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10:31 | 09.29.26
What to do when the world feels too loud and overwhelming for your child
For some children, mornings, meals and even crafts can feel like a battle; but what if they are not simply spoiled or stubborn? Sivan Gal, whose daughter was diagnosed with sensory regulation difficulties, wrote a book about it
Roni Langerman-Ziv
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03:59 | 09.29.26
'Money can't buy class': Internet rails against Lauren Sanchez Bezos' White House dinner dress
In a black dress with plunging neckline and necklace with fist-sized diamond, Jeff Bezos' wife attracted all the attention and reactions at a state dinner in honor of the president of China; social media is abuzz
Itay Yaacov
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11:45 | 09.27.26
Why feeling small sometimes may actually be good for you
Everyone talks about empowerment, but the bestselling Feeling Big, Feeling Small argues that awe, vulnerability and letting go matter too, and that a meaningful life depends on moving freely between both states
Noga Shavit Raz
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06:16 | 09.27.26
‘People settle for mediocre sex because they’re afraid to be vulnerable,’ intimacy expert says
Intimacy expert Dorit Bar says many couples can express anger or say they are ‘fine’ but struggle to admit hurt, loneliness or fear, allowing emotional silence to spill into their sex lives; she explains how couples can rebuild closeness
Lori Stadtmauer
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04:47 | 09.26.26
‘Selling 50,000 pairs of jeans was insane. Today I see enormous power in making just one thing’
For years, Anat Heifetz designed for international brands from ASOS and Primark to Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein; then she stepped away from mass production to create meticulous pieces in small quantities herself; and how did a pair of glasses lead her to a prestigious art residency in Venice?
Itay Yaacov
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18:53 | 09.25.26
6-year-old solves Rubik’s Cube in under 4.5 seconds for new world record | Watch
Lian Yongjie from China solved a 3x3 cube in an average time of 4.27 seconds, and once in 3.54 seconds; She practices at least two hours a day, and has memorized 1,300 movement sequences
ynet, News Agencies
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03:15 | 09.24.26
Famous parents, gender transition and singular style: Kai Schreiber is a supermodel at 17
Mom Naomi Watts photographs her from the front row, dad Liev Schreiber has spoken publicly in support of the LGBTQ community, fashion houses rushed to cast her and now she is the first transgender model to win a major New York breakthrough award. Here is how she made her way to the top
Itay Yaacov
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09:49 | 09.23.26
Why some people can’t say sorry, and what a real apology actually requires
Yom Kippur traditionally calls for seeking forgiveness, but in relationships, a genuine apology requires more than saying ‘sorry’: couples therapist explains how shame, fear, childhood patterns and trauma can make admitting harm extraordinarily difficult
Nitzan Pincu
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17:31 | 09.20.26
Why sex is forbidden on Yom Kippur, Judaism’s surprising ancient day of love and renewal
Jewish sources describe Yom Kippur as one of the year’s happiest days, when young people once sought partners; its ban on sexual intimacy, the authors argue, offers couples a lesson about repairing the heart before returning to the body
Shulamit Sperber, Rabbi Dr. David Sperber
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05:40 | 09.19.26
‘I suddenly discovered I could wear makeup on Shabbat’: The rise of kosher cosmetics
For observant women, ordinary makeup can present halachic problems on Shabbat and holidays. Mineral powder products carrying rabbinic approval are offering an alternative to long-wear cosmetics, sleeping on their backs and other elaborate workarounds
Limor Gal
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08:23 | 09.18.26
Men are skipping showers to boost attraction. Does ‘pheromone maxxing’ actually work?
The viral trend claims natural body odor can make men more attractive, but scientists say there is still no proven human sex pheromone
Eitan Gefen
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12:34 | 09.16.26
Bachelorette of the week: ‘I’m a gift to any man, but I fear my family will scare him away’
Sivan Levy is the pillar of her family, helping care daily for two brothers who need her support; she is looking for a sensitive, nonjudgmental partner who will embrace her life and all that comes with it
Sivan Kanety Avitan
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16:51 | 09.15.26
Great sex, bad relationship: When chemistry is not enough
Sex and couples therapist Rina Lahav explains why intense chemistry can mask emotional distance, make breakups harder and even offer clues for rebuilding intimacy
Maya Benita
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13:20 | 09.15.26
Why men today have lost the motivation to pursue sex
Men today have lost the drive to pursue women, turning instead to porn and endless dating-app options; so what is a young, strong, successful woman supposed to do — not try to steer the weakling she likes in the right direction?
Dana Spektor
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00:22 | 09.15.26
She lost 70 kilos to donate a kidney to her husband, then gave it to a stranger
After diabetes left Meir Kara blind and his kidneys failed, his wife Rinat lost 70 kilos to qualify as a donor. A last-minute paired transplant meant her kidney went to another patient while an altruistic donor gave Meir the kidney that freed him from dialysis
Dina Halutz
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04:16 | 09.12.26
What is primal sex? Why some couples are embracing a more instinctive kind of intimacy
Sex and relationship therapist Zohara Tristman says primal sex is not necessarily aggressive or extreme, but about shedding performance, control and aesthetics to reconnect with instinct, sensation and parts of ourselves we usually keep hidden
Lori Stadtmauer
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02:46 | 09.12.26
Introducing a new partner to your kids? Don’t do it at holiday dinner
A first meeting should be short, neutral and easy to leave; a park, ice cream or a brief outing works far better than a long family gathering filled with expectations
Att. Ben Sendik
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08:15 | 09.11.26
I wanted to make sure my ex-wife's new partner wasn't an Iranian spy
When the mother of his children suggested that he meet her new boyfriend, Tomer was suspicious; At first he rejected the offer, but at some point he realized he had no choice but to make sure the man wasn't a serial killer or an Iranian nuclear scientist or worse
Tomer On
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05:36 | 09.11.26
Men’s clutch bags are everywhere, and fashion’s latest status symbol is anything but practical
Harry Styles and Bad Bunny helped normalize the look, Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappé brought it to football, and luxury houses are now betting that men will trade convenience for a tiny clutch designed to signal style and status
Itay Yaacov
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11:12 | 09.10.26
Prince George follows in his father's footsteps to Eton
The second in line to the British throne, arrived at the prestigious Eton College located in the English county of Berkshire, accompanied by both his parents, Prince William and Princess Kate; Tuition costs more than 65,000 pounds a year
Inbal Hananel
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06:24 | 09.10.26
Nicolas Cage’s $10.5 million Malibu mansion falls into a sinkhole
Don't worry, Cage also owns homes in New York and Las Vegas; The massive hole was apparently caused by 'coastal erosion'
Omer Daniel
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02:56 | 09.10.26
You’re probably sleeping on dirtier sheets than you think: What really needs cleaning
Frequent handwashing, daily laundry and obsessive cleaning are not always necessary, while phones, makeup brushes and kitchen sponges often get overlooked; dermatologist explains what to clean, how often and when less is actually better
Maya Benita
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03:30 | 09.09.26
Before you get married: 3 questions to ask if you’ve chosen the right partner
You can deeply love someone who is wrong for you, and be wrong for someone who loves you wholeheartedly; chemistry tells us who we desire, but compatibility reveals who we can actually build a life with
Roi Tzur
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22:00 | 09.08.26
The viral cleaning trend that could be damaging your home
Experts warn that CleanTok-style flooding, pressure washing and excessive chemicals can ruin wood, kitchens and appliances, while some stone surfaces require gentler care
Miri Ben-David Livi
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09:41 | 09.07.26
An erection isn’t everything: What actually makes sex healthy and satisfying
Sexual health is about more than erections, orgasms and frequency; a sexual-medicine specialist explains why choice, communication, intimacy and the ability to adapt matter just as much
Prof. Rafi Heruti
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04:23 | 09.05.26
No more heavy layers: The beauty world is switching to water-based makeup
Leading beauty magazines say water-based formulas are taking over, promising lighter texture and skin-friendly ingredients, but also requiring new application techniques
Mali Zaidman
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03:38 | 09.03.26
From Stranger Things to Calvin Klein: Sadie Sink unveils her sexiest image yet
The 24-year-old Stranger Things star fronts Calvin Klein’s fall 2026 denim campaign, with playful, provocative imagery that echoes Brooke Shields’ famous 1980 ads and taps into the same sex-sells formula recently used by Sydney Sweeney
Itay Yaacov
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10:58 | 09.02.26
Everything in this village screamed sex; So why didn’t I feel turned on?
In a place where sexuality was turned up to 200, my desire went elsewhere, into dancing, food, swimming, curiosity and feeling intensely alive. Only on the way home to my partner did my body respond differently
Gili Cook
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10:24 | 09.02.26
Justin and Hailey Bieber had a tense conversation at the wedding of Billie Eilish's brother
Paparazzi photos show what could be a marital spat, intriguing the internet - and the Daily Mail called in a body language expert to analyze the evidence
Omer Daniel
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05:07 | 09.02.26
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