Tags

Anat Lev Adler

"יש משפחות שאצלן הפרק הזה לא ייסגר לעולם". מימין: אורלי גלבוע, איילת לוי ושירה אלבג
'The past has not passed': mothers of freed Gaza hostages on return and lasting pain
The moments they nearly broke, the strength they found waiting for their daughters in Gaza and the life after 477 days in captivity; three mothers reflect on fear, survival and rebuilding amid another war
Anat Lev Adler | 04.02.26
ריצה
Rockets and war, yet Israel ranks 8th in global happiness — how is it possible?
Despite the war since Oct. 7, Israelis report high happiness levels, with younger Israelis ranking third worldwide; expert says rankings reflect overall life experience, not just conflict
Anat Lev Adler | 03.19.26
'Women can do the job just as well, sometimes better': The women keeping Israel running during war
While families rush to bomb shelters, these women climb cranes, descend into cable shafts and keep factories running; five women working in critical roles describe the fear, responsibility and sense of mission that keep Israel functioning during wartime
Anat Lev Adler | 03.15.26
מסיבת פורים וויז - מדונה
Wiz to host Israel high-tech’s most expensive party after $32 billion Google acquisition
The cyber company, acquired by Google for a record $32 billion, will hold its annual Purim party at Expo Tel Aviv, featuring top Israeli singers in an ABBA-themed event costing an estimated NIS 10 million
Anat Lev Adler | 02.26.26
דגל השאה הקודם של איראן עם סמל האריה והשמש ב הפגנה לונדון 9 בינואר
'Iran is weaker than ever', Gulf states expert challenges the Iranian regime
Iranian regime expert describes a brutal system obsessed with survival, the rise of women-led protests and the hope for historic change
Anat Lev Adler | 02.08.26
פרופ' משה בר
‘The one mistake we keep making about the brain’: researcher explains why wandering thoughts help
In an age obsessed with focus, Prof. Moshe Bar argues that letting the mind wander is natural and can aid problem-solving; in an interview, the brain researcher explains when mind-wandering helps, when it hinders and why it’s sometimes worth simply staring into space
Anat Lev Adler | 02.03.26
מיה ודניאלה. מובילות מהפכת המאצ'ה בארץ | צילום: ריאן פרויס
‘I did not want money from my parents’: The young founders behind Israel’s matcha revolution
Born into Israel’s economic elite, Maya Schneidman and Daniela Kolber chose an independent path. The childhood friends built Mix and Matcha into a multimillion-shekel brand and are now setting their sights on the United States
Anat Lev Adler | 01.07.26
כריסטינה אגילרה
How a young Israeli designer ended up dressing Christina Aguilera in Paris
She thought it was a joke when a message arrived asking her to design a look for Christina Aguilera; within 24 hours, Shenkar graduate Ariel Barka was sketching nonstop. The result took her to Paris, onto the Eiffel Tower set, and into the global spotlight
Anat Lev Adler | 01.02.26
Do the dishes before a steamy night in bed
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 | 12.26.25
גלית מירן. "לא היו לי הנחות, עברתי שישה ראיונות עד שהתקבלתי לתפקיד" | צילום: אביגיל עוזי
‘I lit up at every sentence Trump said’: business leader sees boom in US-Israel economic ties
AmCham Israel CEO Galit Meyran says US firms are lining up to invest, Trump tariffs are being addressed, and a 2026 Israeli trade delegation is planned, with top interest in defense tech, AI, health innovation and postwar regional partnership
Anat Lev Adler | 12.18.25
איור: שאטרסטוק
Israeli study challenges work-from-home myth as burnout stays high
Remote work was supposed to ease burnout, but a nationwide Israeli study of 5,504 employees finds nearly half are highly exhausted and working from home often makes it worse, as blurred boundaries and nonstop demands fuel stress across sectors
Anat Lev Adler | 12.09.25
'Service dogs are the highest level of emotional support that can be provided'
'The patient and the puppy grow together': the farm helping war survivors rebuild their lives
At an animal-assisted therapeutic farm in Tel Mond, wounded soldiers, first responders and bereaved families find a path back from trauma, discovering healing through animals and the unconditional acceptance that helps pull them out of the depths
Anat Lev Adler | 12.07.25
yk14575758
‘Some fallen soldiers were already in my heart’: IDF casualties chief on grief, social media and two years of war
After 24 years as an IDF casualty officer and now heading the military’s Casualties Department, Col. Meital Samet-Cohen describes the unprecedented toll of a war entering its third year, the race against social media, young widows, her own recovery from injury and the many soldiers she knows only after they fall
Anat Lev Adler | 11.15.25
yk14548296
Israeli rider Isabella Russekoff faces hate but rises higher
Israeli-American olympian hopeful proudly represents Israel on the world stage, transforming online hate and antisemitism into a mission of resilience and pride as she prepares for 2028 Olympics and continues to share Israel’s story abroad
Anat Lev Adler | 10.22.25
סינגל בארי
From fields of loss to single malt: Kibbutz Be'eri launches its first whiskey
Two years after October 7 Hamas massacre, Kibbutz Be’eri turns its bloodied fields into barley for Israel’s first single-malt whiskey, 'Single Be’eri,' blending resilience, revival and tradition in project honoring Gaza border communities’ determination to rebuild
Anat Lev Adler | 09.09.25
More Articles
Hot Tags
Today
This Week
This Month
Judicial reformAhmad al-SharaaAirstrikeAmsterdamAntisemitismAriel BibasBenjamin NetanyahuBitcoinClimate crisisColumbia University
Hot Tags
Today
This Week
This Month
Judicial reformAhmad al-SharaaAirstrikeAmsterdamAntisemitismAriel BibasBenjamin NetanyahuBitcoinClimate crisisColumbia University
Related Tags
""