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The one communication habit that will destroy your relationship
Why criticism shuts down communication while complaints can open it, and how shifting your language can completely change the way couples handle conflict and emotional tension
Daniel Harush, Ziv Berkovich
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07.11.26
Why defensiveness Is one of the biggest threats to a healthy relationship
Defensiveness often stems from fear of blame or rejection, but relationship experts say it can quickly turn everyday disagreements into destructive cycles; acknowledging your part before explaining yourself can help couples break the pattern and reconnect
Ziv Berkovich, Daniel Harush
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07.09.26
Why we fall for emotionally unavailable people
One of the most common and painful romantic patterns is being drawn to people who cannot fully choose us; Desire is not always built on stability, but when secure love feels boring and distance feels intoxicating, an old emotional wound may be running the show
Roi Tzur
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07.08.26
Crying, hugging, posting: Why breakup videos are taking over social media
The Public Breakup Video, once mainly a celebrity and influencer format, has reached ordinary couples in Israel too, as people use Instagram and TikTok to announce separations, explain themselves, seek support and take control of the story
Ifat Manhardt
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07.07.26
Adva planned to return to Israel to find a husband, then Manuel arrived
Israeli dancer Adva Yermiyahu had a ticket home after years in Spain and hoped to find an Israeli husband; days before her flight, she met Spanish guitarist Manuel, sparking an instant connection
Tomer On
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07.07.26
She lost the man she loved in the war, now she is opening her heart again
Bachelorette of the week Miri Lipovezky never imagined she could fall in love again after losing her partner in Gaza; now, she says, the heart can expand to hold grief and new love together
Sivan Kanety Avitan
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07.01.26
How to talk about a prenuptial agreement without damaging your relationship
Couples often avoid prenuptial discussions before marriage, fearing mistrust; When handled well, it clarifies finances and asset ownership, reduces uncertainty, and helps prevent future disputes, reflecting maturity and transparency
Adv. Nurit Menahem, PsakDin
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06.26.26
‘Some women date just for a free meal’: the bachelorette of the week is waiting for true love
Tali Rivkin says she once believed she had to be a ‘finished product’ before entering a relationship; after a personal crisis, spiritual awakening and work on a romantic film, she now says she is ready for a charismatic, funny man with faith and courage
Sivan Kanety Avitan
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06.24.26
Why staying single can be healthier than a poor romantic relationship
A long-term study finds that being in a relationship only improves wellbeing when it is high quality; Poor or average relationships are linked to lower life satisfaction and more negative emotions than singlehood
Lori Stadtmauer
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06.23.26
Trump and Mojtaba’s 'divorce deal': when the child is left behind
Opinion: Sometimes even bitter divorce battles end in surrender, and the child caught in the middle learns that the adult who promised protection can simply sign a deal and disappear
Ifat Manhardt
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06.19.26
Why do I fall for people who are wrong for me?
Desire can feel like proof that we have found the right person, but intense attraction often draws us toward familiar emotional patterns, old wounds and people who may not be suited for a stable, safe relationship
Roi Tzur
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06.19.26
The abusive lover can feel like the best sex of your life, until control takes over
In an excerpt from ‘Dangerous Relationships,’ Ayelett Shani and Efrat Harel-Haiman describe how abusive partners use sex not to build intimacy, trust or closeness, but to weaken boundaries, create dependency and dominate the victim’s body and mind
Ayelett Shani
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06.16.26
The secret to ecstatic sex: balancing passion, trust and emotional connection
Dr. Ariel Cohen-Arkin identifies types of sex, from passionate and intimate to release-oriented and compensatory; He says the most fulfilling experiences combine desire, trust and emotional closeness, while open communication helps couples better express their needs
Lori Stadtmauer
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06.13.26
Caught in concert: husband’s affair hits a very public note
After insisting there was no affair, the husband was spotted at a concert embracing another woman by his wife’s lawyer, turning divorce talks into a much trickier performance
Attorney Orit Dror-Harel
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06.09.26
Are you in a toxic relationship? These are the red flags that may point to emotional abuse
A new book on dangerous relationships and narcissistic abuse examines how dizzying courtship can give way to gaslighting, control and self-doubt, with a checklist designed to help identify warning signs
Ayelett Shani, Efrat Harel Heyman
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06.03.26
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