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From grief to new beginnings: Two war widows find love and life after loss

After losing their husbands in Gaza war, Rachel Goldberg and Odeya Atiya-Fenigstein found love again with their late husbands’ close friends; in an open conversation, they speak about grief, resilience and choosing life after loss

Shmuel Munitz | 10.07.25

Unlocking orgasms in surprising places—yes, your elbow too

An orgasm from the ear? From the nipple? It turns out that we can experience intense pleasure from touching parts of the body other than the genitals; achieving it takes training, but it’s worth it, expansive and deeply satisfying

Lori Stadtmauer | 09.23.25

When is the right time to move in together?

Moving in together is less about love and more about communication—relationship expert Natali Ilan says that shared homes can deepen intimacy or spark constant conflict, depending on how couples navigates and plans ahead

Hila Daniel | 09.14.25

The Israeli woman playing matchmaker on the streets of London

Maor Ashkar’s viral Instagram series featuring single men on London’s streets is evolving into a global matchmaking brand with a podcast; as for her own love life? She laughs: 'If an interviewee comes along that I like, don’t worry, I'll keep him for myself'

Mali Zaidman | 09.13.25

'Postponing the wedding due to injury? Never crossed our minds': Reservist overcomes Hezbollah drone attack to marry fiancée

Engaged just before the war, Ziv was severely wounded by a Hezbollah drone; as he fought to walk again, Rotem never gave up; from rehabilitation to the chuppah, their journey is a story of resilience, devotion and a suit that kept needing tailoring

Eti Abramov | 09.13.25

Why we keep repeating toxic relationship patterns — and how to break free

Many women find themselves in repeated relationships with the same type of partner, even when they know he’s not right for them. Why are we drawn to these patterns — and how can we finally break the cycle?

Hila Daniel | 09.04.25

In Israel, war tears through families as well as battlefields

Opinion: As Israel weighs possible Gaza takeover, public debate focuses on hostages, troops and global fallout; but inside Israeli homes, the war has fueled a surge in separations and bitter custody battles, leaving children caught between rockets and divorce courts

Daniel Harush | 08.28.25

When love fades: Signs your relationship may be over

Many couples wonder if they’re facing a rough patch or an irreversible breakup; A relationship counselor explains how to tell if your bond can be saved or if it’s time to accept that your heart is no longer in it

Hila Daniel | 08.24.25

What to do when your husband likes other women’s photos online

Jealousy is natural, even legitimate in relationships, but it can also turn destructive; experts explain when it strengthens love, when it tears couples apart and how to react if your partner gives too much attention to someone else

Hila Daniel | 08.23.25

Bachelor of the week: From public housing to hedge funds, he’s looking for love

From poverty to prominence in Israel’s capital market, Naor Baruch built his success from scratch but still seeks a partner who values family, giving and community over luxury brands and high-end fashion

Sivan Kanety Avitan | 08.23.25

On duty, off limits: Cops busted for affair during shifts in patrol car

An affair between two Israel Police officers was exposed after their partners grew suspicious; though initially denied, the pair admitted to repeated physical contact on duty, and both were formally reprimanded and demoted

Liran Tamari | 07.20.25

Relocation and romance: How Israeli expats navigate love abroad

As more Israelis relocate abroad, couples face emotional and sexual upheaval; therapists say relocation can strain or strengthen bonds, urging honest talk, shared growth and a fresh look at intimacy—from resentment and betrayal to passion rediscovered

Shai Spitzen | 07.16.25

Does Donald Trump deserve the Nobel Peace Prize?

Yigal Marcus, director of Republicans Overseas Israel says previous presidents, such as former U.S. President Barack Obama, won the prize for "absolutely nothing."

Emily Schrader, ILTV | 07.09.25

From feet to walls: The psychology behind sexual fetishes

Israeli psychotherapist Shai Spitzen breaks down the psychology behind fetishes, emphasizing consent, self-acceptance and open communication in modern relationships

Lori Stadtmauer | 07.04.25

Partners in surgery—and in life: 'Sometimes our dinner conversations are all about work'

When Dr. Nili and Dr. Avichai Segal met on the first day of medical school, they never imagined how closely their professional and personal lives would become intertwined; Now, the couple—both surgeons at Assuta Beersheba— speak about working side by side, raising a family under pressure, and the feedback from patients

Eitan Gefen | 05.10.25

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