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These are the organs you really can live without

Israeli medical expert maps the human body’s non-essential organs, revealing which can be removed without compromising daily life—and what’s lost in the process

Ifat Manhardt | 07.03.25

'My grandfather keeps asking about grandma': These are the people killed in Bat Yam missile strike

The Iranian missile strike on Bat Yam killed 8 people, including 90-year-old Bella Ashkenazi, two fathers, and four members of a Ukrainian family; Survivors, some still missing loved ones, recount how a single missile turned multiple families’ lives into tragedy

Ifat Manhardt, Meir Turgeman | 06.16.25

Charming on screen, cringe in real life: The truth about Ted, Ross and Jerry

What is 'Ted Mosby Syndrome' and does your partner have it too? Here are three iconic TV characters – their problematic relationship habits (and how to spot if your date is exactly like them)

Ifat Manhardt | 02.07.25

'Israeli women, I see you. I want to be your soldier in the United States'

Yasmeen Ohebsion is only 23 years old but is already making an impact. She founded 'Campus' – an app that allows students to report antisemitism, and following her testimony in Congress, her university was forced to provide security for Jewish students at events

Ifat Manhardt | 02.04.25

Death of a legend: Olympic gymnast Agnes Keleti was still doing the splits at age 100

Keleti won 10 Olympic medals, educated generations of Israeli gymnasts, and was supposed to celebrate her 104th birthday in a week when she died on Thursday; In an interview for her 100th birthday she talked about the secret to longevity, and about life in Hungary, where she lived in recent years with her son

Ifat Manhardt, Tzipora Roman | 01.02.25

Little House on the Prairie celebrates 50 years: Where are they now?

Marking the 50th anniversary of the beloved TV classic that charmed audiences worldwide during the 1980s, we explore the show's enduring impact and catch up with its iconic stars today

Ifat Manhardt | 09.12.24

Eden Golan prepares for IDF service

Her Eurovision performance behind her, the young singer says coping with the transition from anonymity to superstardom, shocked NYC mayor naming a day after her, and describes the kind of guy she seeks for a serious relationship

Ifat Manhardt | 09.09.24

'We already practiced the wedding slow dance'

This summer, Gali Segal and Ben Benjamin, both lost limbs in Nova rave massacre, will marry under the canopy with new prosthetics; 'If we were destined to lose one of our legs, it's best that it happened to both of us'

Ifat Manhardt | 04.24.24

Are weight loss injections indirectly linked to fertility?

An article titled 'Ozempic Babies' in People magazine featured stories of women who unexpectedly conceived while using the weight loss injection, some of whom had struggled with infertility for years and others who were on birth control pills; Has a potent solution to fertility issues been discovered? Yes... and no

Ifat Manhardt | 04.08.24

Silence of the Jews: Hollywood Jewry careful about weighing in on Gaza war

Despite these stars' long-standing pride in their Jewish identity and vocal support for Israel, a puzzling question arises: why have they chosen to maintain a resounding silence or refrain from publishing significant messages since October 7?

Ifat Manhardt | 12.30.23

Shani Louk was murdered on October 7: 'She was simply too good for this world'

Despite images of her lifeless body on a Hamas pickup as terrorists celebrate, Shani's family chooses to remember her life and loves and the joy she brought to the world

Ifat Manhardt | 12.13.23

Israeli couple photographed kissing during Hamas attack recount moments of horror

Amit Bar and Nir Giorno, whose photo became a symbol of the war against Hamas in Israel, say they wanted to leave a memory of their love in case they didn't make it out alive

Ifat Manhardt | 10.24.23

The woman who beat terrorists with tea and cookies: This is how Rachel Edri became a hero

She runs the canteen at the Tze'elim army base and is known as the "mother of the soldiers;" and on Black Saturday she spent 17 hours serving tea and cookies to the Hamas terrorists that held her and her husband in their home in Ofakim; She will tell her story one more time when she meets in Tel Aviv with US President Joe Biden

Ifat Manhardt | 10.18.23

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