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Why sex gets boring over time and why we crave others, scientists explain the biology behind it
Researchers point to hormones and the 'Coolidge effect' as drivers of fading desire in long-term relationships, but say stress management and emotional connection can help couples sustain intimacy over time
Lori Stadtmauer
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05:47 | 04.09.26
Andrew’s alleged gay tryst, Charles' 'tampon call': the royal family's sex scandals
Ex-royal Andrew allegedly had an affair with a man while married to Sarah Ferguson, King Charles’ attempt at romance turned infamous, Princess Anne was unfaithful and Prince Philip faced long-running affair rumors — so much for a reserved royal bedroom
Inbal Hananel
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17:13 | 04.08.26
She was 22, he was 12: The secular student and Haredi teacher who built a life together
He was a troubled student from a difficult background, she was his Haredi teacher who took him on as a personal mission — seven years later, he proposed, beginning the remarkable love story of Vered and Baruch Armayev
Miri Ben-David Livi
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10:40 | 04.07.26
How often should you change your sheets? 7 common mistakes that ruin your bedding faster
From over washing and harsh detergents to improper drying and storage, experts explain how everyday habits damage even high-quality sheets and how to keep them soft, clean and long-lasting
Yulia Prilik Niv
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06:09 | 04.02.26
Korean blogger in Jerusalem shares life under fire and the small comforts of routine
In an interview with ynet, a Korean content creator in Jerusalem describes life under sirens during the Iran war, blending personal experience with cultural insight as her wartime posts draw tens of thousands of viewers
Koral Soffer
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19:59 | 03.26.26
Why women’s hair has long been seen as a threat men tried to control?
Although biologically identical to men’s, women’s hair has long been cast as sensual and symbolic; after a friend’s cancer-related hair loss, Dr. Efrat Angel Katzur set out to explore how hair became a powerful marker of femininity, identity and control
Lori Stadtmauer
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11:43 | 03.23.26
Middle East conflict hits luxury brands as wealthy Gulf consumers pull back
While Israeli malls report spike in emotional spending between missile barrages, affluent consumers in UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain and Kuwait are cutting back on fashion purchases, squeezing a market that drives about 10% of global luxury demand
Itay Yaacov
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18:41 | 03.19.26
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
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09:55 | 03.19.26
Woman from Coldplay Kiss Cam Affair speaks: 'My husband was also there, he knew I was close to my boss'
Kristin Cabot sat for an interviewed with Oprah Winfrey, and spoke about the evening that made her infamous; she said she 'thought it would be weird' to run into her estranged husband there, but it 'would have been better at the end of the day if I’d just run into him'
Omer Daniel
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15:28 | 03.17.26
He’s an Israeli soldier, she’s from Iran and their love story began in an LA bar
Dean, an Israeli reserve combat operative, met Azadeh, who emigrated from Iran, at a UCLA student bar; despite coming from rival countries and different religions, the couple is now engaged and hopes one day to visit Tel Aviv and Tehran together
Ayala Or-El
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22:17 | 03.16.26
‘Mom, I’ve had enough': when your teen won’t stay in the safe room during sirens
Many parents say every trip to the safe room during rocket sirens turns into a battle with their teenagers; expert explains how to handle
Nirit Zuk
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21:09 | 03.15.26
They thought they were just 'different' — then motherhood revealed they were autistic
Many women spend years misdiagnosed with anxiety, ADHD or personality disorders before discovering they are on the autism spectrum, often only after one of their children is diagnosed and they finally recognize their own lifelong struggles in the child’s behavior
Limor Gal
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02:00 | 03.15.26
World Sleep Day 2026: how stress goes to bed with us
Health experts say the ongoing war and frequent nighttime sirens are disrupting sleep for many people, contributing to rising reports of insomnia, nighttime awakenings and persistent fatigue
ynet Global
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06:58 | 03.13.26
Missiles overhead, arguments underground: mediators calm tensions in bomb shelters
Stress, exhaustion and confusion during repeated air raid sirens are pushing Israelis to the edge; Welfare Ministry mediation teams are now entering public bomb shelters to resolve disputes among neighbors as tensions flare underground
Shira Kadari-Ovadia
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11:59 | 03.10.26
'Crystal meth in little bottles': experts warns against viral weight-loss craze 'khat drops'
The drops, sold in recent years through social media and messaging platforms such as Telegram, are advertised as a concentrated extract that can boost energy, alertness and mood
Sharon Kidon
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20:57 | 03.06.26
What you eat during war affects your mood more than you think, science shows
As stress rises and routines unravel, what you eat can shape resilience; here’s how to build a plate that supports emotional stability and choose healthier snacks
Dr. Yael Benvenisti
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07:37 | 03.03.26
Couple marries as Iran rockets fly: “No Iranian terrorist will change our plans”
Air raid sirens, Iranian missile threats did not stop Kayla and Evyatar from marrying on a lawn next to bomb shelter at Kibbutz Shluchot; the celebration later moved inside the fortified compound with 50 guests
Israel Moshkovitz
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23:19 | 03.02.26
No Purim this year: How to explain the situation to your children
Instead of costumes, parties and gift baskets, children are facing frequent sirens, stays in shelter and uncertainty; How do you answer their questions, ease anxiety and help them cope with deep disappointment?
Dr. Ronen Jacobson
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16:03 | 03.01.26
Bachelorette of the week: 'I don’t need to feel guilt or shame if I haven’t slept with someone or had a fling'
Liel Suleiman, 24, from Ramat Gan, wants the next man she meets to be her husband; 'I’ve been waiting for a relationship since I was 20, and I’ve encountered a lot of jerks and dishonesty, and tried to understand what lesson each one was meant to teach me'
Sivan Kanety Avitan
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17:35 | 02.26.26
Skipping breakfast? Major study warns of unexpected danger
Study of nearly 1 million adults found troubling statistical link between meal timing and bone fractures; regularly skipping breakfast and having late dinners raised fracture risk by up to 23%; also, 'night owls' face higher heart risks
ynet
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22:13 | 02.24.26
World Solitaire Championship debuts in Miami, turns classic solo game into global live competition
Month-long global qualifying tournament drew over half a million players competing to be in the live finals, where 400 finalists faced off in a skill-based competition meant to transform the classic solo game into a televised international sporting-style event
ynet Global
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20:51 | 02.22.26
Bought an expensive robot vacuum-mop? 10 common mistakes that can ruin it
A robot that cleans your home at the push of a button sounds ideal, but ignoring 10 key rules can turn a costly investment into a disappointment, and leave your floors dirty
Yulia Prilik Niv
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02:05 | 02.22.26
Whiskey at 75% off as Israelis unite for premium deals
A community of alcohol enthusiasts is giving up convenience and fast delivery in exchange for discounts of up to 75% by buying directly from importers and collecting bottles from fellow members, pubs and even private homes
Gilad Rusek
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04:23 | 02.21.26
Israeli couple turns $10K van into global adventure
A young Israeli couple took a break from stressful lives in Israel, flew to Australia and Southeast Asia and transformed a used work van into a fully equipped tiny home on wheels with complete energy independence
Maya Benita
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01:47 | 02.21.26
Should I tell him how many men I’ve slept with?
Growing ‘radical honesty’ trend urges couples to share everything without filters or privacy; does total transparency truly strengthen intimacy, or can it cross personal boundaries and fuel insecurity instead?
Lori Stadmauer
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23:22 | 02.20.26
ASOS co-founder dies after fall from Thailand apartment block
Quentin Griffiths, co-founder of British fashion giant ASOS, died at 58 after falling from his apartment balcony in Pattaya, Thailand; local police said there is no suspicion he was assaulted
ynet
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13:42 | 02.20.26
From bullied child to MMA champion: ‘I was looking for a way to defend myself’
Hillel Cohen of Beit She'an is not yet 14 but has already endured years of hardship, from his mother’s cancer diagnosis to bullying at a special school; Two years after turning to MMA to protect himself, he has won Israel’s championship for his age group
Israel Moshkovitz, Alexandra Lukash
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09:31 | 02.20.26
The umbrella complex: why some men would rather get soaked
Many men will do almost anything to avoid using an umbrella, a stigma rooted in anxieties about masculinity — from an IDF officer cadet who defied the norm to a Londoner who faced ridicule 300 years ago for daring to hold one
Roy Elman
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01:56 | 02.20.26
Will you stay up for Deni Avdija’s NBA All-Star Game? Here’s how to survive the next day
Following Deni Avdija’s historic NBA All-Star selection, tens of thousands of Israelis are expected to stay up overnight due to time difference with the US; should you nap beforehand, when is coffee advisable and how do you function after half-sleepless night
Dr. Manuel Katz
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14:36 | 02.15.26
Why people cheat so early in a relationship?
The ‘good girl’ who stages a quiet rebellion, the man who feels life is slipping by unfulfilled and the thrill seeker hooked on cheap excitement: why people cheat and why it is happening now, even as more couples choose to open their relationships
Lee Reuveni
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01:11 | 02.14.26
Fighting at the front, divorcing at home: divorces rise steadily during national crises
More than two years after October 7, new data shows how war and national emergencies strain Israeli families, with rabbinical court research finding a direct link between crises and divorce, peaking in 2021 and again in 2024
Shilo Freid
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12:19 | 02.09.26
Artistic swimming through stylist’s eyes: ‘I find something very healthy in these girls’
Video artist and stylist Shay Lee Nissim turns her lens on artistic swimming and other fringe sports, exploring uncompromising aesthetics, handmade costumes and the tension between discipline, beauty and the adolescent body
Itay Yaacov
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07:55 | 02.09.26
Epstein's Madam: Sex offender, child trafficker, and prince's mistress | New Details on Ghislaine Maxwell
Epstein files documents again reveal involvement of the ex-girlfriend who was complicit in sexual exploitation of minors, and who took care to locate, nurture and instruct them before they were sexually abused by Epstein and his powerful friends.
Inbal Hananel
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03:01 | 02.08.26
I too went back to 2016 and it made me sad
Looking at the photos, I was flooded with thoughts: how is it possible that a whole decade has already passed? And what does it mean, that in another moment yet another decade will slip by, and 60 will be waiting at the door? But then I remembered my old trick, the only one that truly works against time | Status: Divorced
Ifat Manhardt
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17:06 | 02.07.26
The expert urging us to embrace the mess: ‘That’s what pleasure looks like’
Interior designer and home organizer Shirley Avnon Kraizel is teaching readers and listeners to make peace with disorder; through her ‘Optimistic Home’ philosophy, she challenges Instagram perfection and argues that a home only needs to be ‘good enough’
Danielle Pesso
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23:42 | 02.06.26
Considering relocation? It can affect your sex life
Sex therapist and digital nomad Shai Spitzen explains how relocating to another country can reshape intimacy, sexual dynamics and emotional closeness between partners
Maya Benita
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08:10 | 02.05.26
A toast to the big city: 11 wine bars you need to know in Tel Aviv
From a spot that feels like Italy to a wine library in the city center, a magical Jaffa courtyard and even a self-service wine bar, these are the Tel Aviv wine bars worth visiting
Tiki Golan
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00:08 | 02.02.26
Equal partnership or traditional roles: What really fuels sexual desire?
Decades of research have examined whether equal sharing of housework boosts women’s sexual drive or dampens it; newer studies suggest the answer depends less on who cleans and more on who carries the mental load at home
Dr. Maayan Boiman Meshita
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17:04 | 02.01.26
From home kitchen to global sensation: the rise of Sivan's Kitchen
From a home kitchen during the pandemic, Sivan Kitchen built a global following, turning family recipes into a platform that connects Jewish communities through food, tradition and hands-on cooking
Ayala Or-El
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18:13 | 01.31.26
When makeup meets politics: Huda Kattan’s Iran post and a boycott campaign in the making
Huda Kattan shared a TRT World clip of a pro-regime rally, prompting criticism from Iranian activists and a fast-moving boycott campaign potentially including major retailers
Giorgia Valente / The Media Line
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11:27 | 01.30.26
Want to lose weight and keep it off? Strength training is key, Israeli study finds
New Tel Aviv University research shows that resistance training leads to higher-quality weight loss, reducing fat while preserving or building muscle, unlike dieting or cardio alone, which can cause harmful muscle loss and slower metabolism
ynet
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14:28 | 01.29.26
Claire Danes on surprise pregnancy at 43: 'It was a pure meltdown'
Homeland star opens up about the emotional shock of an unexpected pregnancy at 43, years after she and husband Hugh Dancy believed their family was complete and while raising two young sons
Omer Daniel
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16:14 | 01.28.26
The happiness paradox of parenthood, according to brain researcher Yoram Yovell
Do children really bring happiness? Decades of research suggest otherwise. Studies show most couples are happier before becoming parents and after their children leave home; Prof. Yoram Yovell explains why modern parenthood so often erodes personal and marital satisfaction
Eitan Gefen
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22:02 | 01.24.26
Britain’s darkest royal secret: did King George V’s doctor kill him?
Queen Elizabeth II’s grandfather died in January 1936 after his personal physician injected him with a lethal dose of morphine and cocaine, calling it euthanasia, a claim later disputed by a royal historian | revisiting a scandal that shook Britain 90 years ago
Inbal Hananel
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16:16 | 01.24.26
Ex-hostage Emily Damari and influencer Danielle Amit are engaged
During an event to mark the one-year anniversary of Damari's release from captivity, the former hostage got down on one knee and proposed to social media influencer Danielle Amit, who said yes
Roee Dahan
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23:48 | 01.22.26
A romantic note in a soldier care package led her to the love of her life
After October 7, Noa Ben Menahem sent care packages to soldiers and slipped a note into three of them; one reached reserve officer Aviuo Calvo who lives nearby and a month ago they got engaged, calling it love at first sight
Dina Halutz
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18:48 | 01.22.26
This brain switch flips between aggression and sexual urges
The 1960s slogan 'Make love, not war' turns out to hold scientific truth, linking brain circuits of aggression and sexual desire; what do mouse mating experiments reveal about pheromones and human behavior?
Dr. Amos Gdalyahu
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10:38 | 01.22.26
'In a conservative society, pain becomes part of sex—it shouldn't be'
Gloria Borsha, a sex counselor in the Arab community, says many couples seek help for conditions like vaginismus and pain during penetration, rooted in conservative norms where silence around sexuality breeds stigma and internalized shame
Lori Stadtmauer
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23:35 | 01.20.26
Forget what porn taught you, this is what women really want in bed
Yoni massage, an ancient tantric technique, helps women connect with their bodies through gentle, mindful touch; Limor Bendel guides readers in offering this intimate practice with sensitivity and attunement
Lori Stadtmauer
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22:48 | 01.19.26
This is why bangs are trending this winter — and how to make them work
it's that time of year again, when every woman asks herself the million-dollar question - is it time to cut my bangs or should I put down the scissors and slowly and carefully walk away
Danielle Pesso
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19:08 | 01.19.26
Are shared showers with children legitimate? Parenting choice raises welfare red flags
Many parents shower with their young children and see it as natural and practical, but an innocent remark at kindergarten can quickly trigger welfare scrutiny, as there is no official rule on age limits and even minimal suspicion requires intervention
Attorney Ronen Dlayahu
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12:49 | 01.19.26
Simple response that can make or break your relationship
A brief moment of sharing, one powerful reaction: research shows how partners respond to each other’s good news can be just as decisive for a relationship’s future
Dr. Maayan Boiman Meshita
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11:27 | 01.19.26
Get that Seoul glow-up: beauty tourism takes off as women flock to South Korea
After a decade in Seoul, Dorin Miya Ginzburg offers an insider’s guide to South Korea’s booming beauty scene, highlighting not just the allure of advanced treatments, but the real risks travelers should watch for
Danielle Pesso
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17:53 | 01.18.26
‘When asking doesn’t work’: How to get children to cooperate
Children do not hear sentences, they experience attitude; tone, body language and expression often matter more than the words themselves; when frustration enters the picture, cooperation disappears; how do you ask for something and actually get it?
Adi Alouf
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01:24 | 01.18.26
A body-fitted vest for women and a baby carrier for amputees: practical design solutions shaped by the war
The war exposed an urgent need for practical, pain-free solutions for everyday function; three industrial design students developed prototype products to improve quality of life — and now the hope is they will move beyond theory into real-world use
Limor Gal
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14:59 | 01.17.26
Why does a straight man using a vibrator make people so uncomfortable?
While women who use vibrators are often seen as sexually empowered, straight men who use sex toys are still viewed as strange or lonely; a new Canadian study explores why disgust and stigma shape attitudes toward male pleasure
Lori Stadtmauer
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11:20 | 01.17.26
Can men and women really be just friends?
Psychotherapist explores whether emotional closeness, intimacy and chemistry between men and women can truly exist without romantic or sexual desire, and how such friendships affect relationships, boundaries and the search for love
Hila Daniel
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05:45 | 01.17.26
My friend’s boyfriend just hit on me, now what?
He didn’t realize that close friends at our age share everything—stories, photos, and when needed, even the uncomfortable truths
Ifat Manhardt
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13:52 | 01.16.26
The last match: is the dating app era ending?
Another profile, another 'hi' that goes nowhere and another connection that starts with excitement and ends in heartbreak: something is going wrong for today’s singles, but a relationship counselor says it is too early to declare the death of modern dating
Lori Stadmauer
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05:28 | 01.16.26
Biohacking expert warns: These are 8 household items you should throw out today
From air fresheners to aluminum pots, seemingly harmless products used daily at home may be quietly harming your health and the health of your children, according to a leading Israeli biohacking coach
Maya Benita
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00:09 | 01.16.26
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