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Inside the storm: the Israeli filmmaker chasing America’s deadliest tornadoes
With little warning, Dan Lior drops everything to chase supercell storms across Tornado Alley, describing the beauty, danger and grueling reality behind weeks on the road filming nature at its most extreme
Assaf Kamar
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12.21.25
24 hours in Jerusalem: from morning strolls to late-night bar
Breakfast in the heart of the pedestrian mall, a city tour on an open-top bus, a laser show from the Armon Hanatziv promenade and a new bar-restaurant to end the night — a packed itinerary for a full day of fun in Jerusalem
Hanit Rikan
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12.20.25
Alone on two wheels: how an Israeli motorcyclist crossed 18,641 miles of Africa
Loneliness, absolute freedom, and addictive danger: Or Ozeri set out on a solo motorcycle journey deep into Africa with a tent and a knife, only to discover that reckless drivers, not lions, were his greatest fear; in an interview with ynet, he recounts staying with gold miners in Angola, battling sinking sands, and deciding not to spend Yom Kippur on the road
Assaf Kamar
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12.13.25
Remarkable journey: chasing the secrets of Nepal’s ancient 'mad honey' harvest
Years after a striking National Geographic image captivated her, Limor Zadok reached the Himalayan cliffs herself, photographing the perilous, centuries-old honey-hunting tradition practiced deep in Nepal’s jungles
Limor Zadok
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12.12.25
‘The world is boring’: Nas Daily on Israel, tourism and why Asia beats Europe
With nearly 70 million followers, Nas Daily is one of Israel’s most recognizable digital figures. In Tel Aviv, he predicts a tourism recovery, explains why Asia outshines Europe and reflects on identity, backlash and love
Assaf Kamar
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12.12.25
Israeli photographer among winners of 2025 global Northern Lights photo contest
Roi Levi is featured among 25 photographers in annual Northern Lights competition, joining 25 winners from around the world whose stunning images showcase auroras in rare and breathtaking locations across both hemispheres
Asaf Rozen
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12.10.25
Wizz Air wants a base in Israel, but is it really cheapest? We put it to the test
Airline plans to expand in Israel with a new base, but a ynet review shows easyJet often offers cheaper fares; on some routes, Arkia and Israir also beat the Hungarian low-cost carrier’s prices, especially around Christmas
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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12.09.25
Is this Israel’s clearest spring? Travel blogger tests the waters and finds the ‘magic’ intact
The turquoise, glass-clear waters of a beloved Valley of Springs spot recently underwent renovations that worried swimmers; travel blogger Hen Yosef visited to see what changed and found the magic intact, offering tips on access, family suitability and the best times to photograph it
Assaf Kamar
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12.08.25
A hidden water hike in the heart of Judean Desert — unmarked, not well known and not for everyone
After winter floods, veteran hiker Shoshi Iluz set out on a rugged, unmarked route in the Judean Desert that leads to deep, cold pools; She describes the risks, the unexpected views of the Dead Sea and the moments that reveal the desert’s quiet life
Assaf Kamar
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12.06.25
Low-cost carrier easyJet makes hesitant return, with only 3 destinations
British airline, which has hardly flown to Israel since October 2023, announced that it will resume its flights to a limited number of destinations only ahead of the spring season
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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12.04.25
Travel trends 2026: from astrology-based trips to AI-guided adventures
Sleeping in castles, flying for skin health, letting AI guide the way and even following the stars as travel agents — these are the trends set to shape travelers’ plans in the coming year
Roy Elman
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12.03.25
Air India resumes Tel Aviv–New Delhi route with competitive fares to Asia
After a long suspension, Air India is returning to Israel with four weekly flights to New Delhi starting next month; travelers will gain new one-stop options to Mumbai, Goa, Kathmandu, Bangkok and Phuket
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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12.01.25
Inside Midburn: The harsh, costly festival Israelis can’t resist
Midburn costs as much as an overseas vacation — sometimes more — with harsh conditions and almost no phone reception; yet participants embrace the heat and lack of comfort, trading running water for a temporary utopian city rising in the desert
Assaf Kamar
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11.29.25
A lifelong dream realized: Israeli aikido teacher heads to Japan for samurai-era training routine
After 30 years of waiting, aikido instructor Dvir Ben-Ami flew to Japan to live as an uchi-deshi, a live-in dojo disciple training from dawn to night. He describes punishing drills, injuries and the moment the dream felt real
Assaf Kamar
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11.29.25
The ultimate 2025 guide to best Christmas markets
Streets fill with the scent of mulled wine and spices as Christmas markets return from Austria and Hungary to Spain, Italy, New York and Cyprus; Israelis are heading out again for winter lights, good food and affordable flights, with top spots and dates ahead
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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11.29.25
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