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Nobody Wants This season 2 feels familiar — but does it have the same charm?

Season 2 of Netflix’s romantic comedy about a rabbi and a shiksa returns during tense times for Jews; while it aims to be both clever and comforting, it only partly succeeds — though some say its polished, guilt-free charm is exactly the appeal

Smadar Shiloni | 10.28.25

Roni Full's hummus magic: New address, same unforgettable taste

This Tel Aviv legend reborn in a Bat Yam alley delivers the same perfect bite that once drew crowds—and one devoted cabbie—rain or shine

Kobi Rubin | 09.17.25

Israel’s near north: The ethnic and culinary mosaic of the western Galilee

Domestic tourism is gradually coming back to life in what has become Israel’s quietest front: an area where Jews, Christians, Muslims and Druze coexist peacefully even during these trying times

Buzzy Gordon | 04.16.25

Mercedes CLA 3rd Gen debuts with impressive range and AI tech

Mercedes’ third-gen CLA merges aerodynamic excellence, an 800V EV system with 792 km range and sustainable design to challenge Tesla and Hyundai in the compact luxury market

Ram Landes | 03.17.25

US adaptation of Israel's 'Longing' and its powerful story of loss

Israeli director Savi Gabizon remakes his 2017 film for North American audiences, with Richard Gere stepping into the lead role in this poignant story of grief, guilt, and unexpected self-discovery

Shmulik Duvdevani | 03.02.25

Touring and tasting Israel’s North: Reviving tourism in the Galilee

As the cease-fire along the Lebanese border takes hold, hospitality businesses in the north are preparing to welcome Israeli tourists once again, leading to western Galilee kosher culinary adventures

Buzzy Gordon | 01.02.25

Second time's the charm: JAC returns to Israel

Chinese automaker resumed operations in the country alongside new partner, offering two electric models aiming to compete with local top sellers

Nir Ben Zaken | 12.06.24

Honda reveals new Passport SUV model

Japanese auto manufacturer continues line of popular vehicle across the U.S. which Israeli importers still find hard to introduce in the country

Nir Ben Zaken | 11.19.24

New Mazda 6 EV heading to Israel

One of the most beloved and veteran vehicles in the Israeli market is set to receive an electric makeover in a joined effort between Japanese, Chinese auto manufacturers

Nir Ben Zaken | 08.16.24

Off the lot: The cars that have disappeared from the Israeli market

Amid war, import bans or end-of-life calls by manufacturers, these are the vehicles Israelis won't be able to acquire domestically

Noam Rhein | 08.14.24

Indie darling Charli XCX finally claims mainstream spotlight

After 15 years of hard work and rough patches along the way, British DJ and producer reaches stardom following impressive musical collaborations

Omer Tessel | 08.14.24

New Subaru Forester model fails to make an impact

The beloved Japanese SUV shows promise with new design and equipment which it squanders with an archaic engine and mediocre driving performance

Rami Gilboa | 08.06.24

Smart 3 electric SUV more impressive than previous model, with some exceptions

Chinese auto manufacturer's new car makes significant improvement over the Smart 1 model, leading to comfortable driving but lacking in other aspects

Noam Rhein | 07.11.24

Israeli documentary reveals inner workings of West Bank construction enterprise

'Get the Land Back' by Israeli directors Irmy Shik Blum and Elad Orenstein follows their journey to establish a 'settlement' in the West Bank with surprising results

Einav Schiff | 06.27.24

Big Brother's premiere shows Israel learned to live with war

Guy Leiba | 06.03.24

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