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Want kids off their screens? Try these 5 outdoor games to boost their brains
As summer break winds down and screen time climbs, these free outdoor games use running, puzzles and teamwork to sharpen children's problem-solving, spatial reasoning and strategic thinking — no apps or expensive attractions required
Raphael Bernard
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07.29.26
After losing his wife at Nova, Nati Ganon rebuilds his life and finds love again
Nati Ganon lost his wife Shiran at the Nova festival, survived severe injuries and spent 400 days hospitalized; after meeting Bat El during rehabilitation, the two married and welcomed a daughter, while facing criticism over their relationship
Dina Halutz
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07.28.26
New to Israel? Here's what every parent should know about childhood illnesses
For new olim, a child's first fever or illness in Israel can be overwhelming; Dr. Amir Kalivitzky shares practical guidance to help parents recognize when to stay home, when to call their pediatrician and when to head to the emergency room
Dr. Amir Kalivitzky
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07.24.26
‘He got sick four times’: are indoor playgrounds making children sick? Doctors weigh in
When the heat becomes unbearable, parents of young children often turn to indoor playgrounds; but amid runny noses in ball pits, diapers changed in play areas and toys passed from mouth to mouth, is this summer favorite a real health risk?
Maya Benita
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07.24.26
Text neck: how your phone is crushing your spine
Tilting your head to look at a smartphone can place up to 60 pounds of pressure on the neck, raising the risk of chronic pain, spinal damage, headaches and poor posture, with children and teenagers facing the greatest long-term danger, experts warn
Gali Seltzer
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07.21.26
After World Cup heartbreak, Messi’s gift of hope lives on in Israel
As Lionel Messi’s Argentina fell 1-0 to Spain in Sunday’s World Cup final, children and medical teams at Save a Child’s Heart recalled how the football icon brought joy and courage to young patients awaiting life-saving surgery
ynet Global
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07.20.26
'Sometimes, all a child needs Is one adult who refuses to give up on them'
Children at risk no longer look the way you imagine: This is how childhood in Israel has changed, introducing the world’s only 360-degree support model
ynet Global
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07.19.26
Former tech CEO sentenced to 10 years for sexual abuse of children
The Central District Court in Lod approved a plea agreement that prioritizes victim privacy, sparing families the trauma of testifying while delivering a decade-long prison sentence
Maya Cohen
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07.15.26
The summer adventure kids won’t want to leave
MUZA’s summer program turns Tel Aviv's Eretz Israel Museum into a hands-on playground of art workshops, games, theater, family tours and creative adventures
ynet Global
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07.08.26
Predator traps hundreds of little girls after sneaking into 'squishy toy' chat for nudes
A father's sickening discovery on his 9-year-old daughter's phone exposed a massive cyber-trap: police say suspect posed as a 15-year-old to infiltrate children’s WhatsApp groups and coerce girls into sending explicit images
Israel Moshkovitz
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07.08.26
IDF reservists’ families show high rates of trauma symptoms, study finds
Study of 2,500 families finds widespread PTSD symptoms among young children and parents, warning of long-term harm of war without targeted treatment
Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad
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07.01.26
Your child’s squishy toy may not be as harmless as it looks
Soft, stretchy and wildly popular, squishy toys are drawing warnings after parents reported toys bursting at home, with one saying, 'Every time I bought one, it burst the same day'
Or Hadar
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06.24.26
'I cry for my son, but I also cry for the life we lost'
After Itamar nearly drowned in rainwater that collected on top of his family's pool cover, leaving him with severe brain injuries, his mother reflects on 11 years of grief and survival; 'I miss the child I had,' she says
ynet Global
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06.24.26
UN panel accuses Israel of deliberately targeting Palestinian children
Commission alleges war crimes, crimes against humanity and acts of genocide in Gaza and the West Bank; Israel rejects report as biased and based on flawed evidence; 'Demagoguery of modern blood libels,' Foreign Ministry says
Itamar Eichner
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06.24.26
For children shaped by war, this story hour is a place to simply be kids
After Oct. 7, Miami speech therapist Moran Goldschmidt launched a free Hebrew-English Zoom storytime, connecting children in Israel and Jewish families worldwide through routine, language and comfort
ynet Global
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06.22.26
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