Tamar Uriel-beeri
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Want to find an apartment in Israel? Good luck, pal
The never-ending search for an apartment in Israel: Here are the herculean tasks you’ll need to complete → Read More
Israel's Tinder Swindlers: A look into the dark side of online dating
Some cautionary tales from Israelis who have had some not-so-pleasant experiences that arose through online dating → Read More
How a transgender child shook up one central Israel community
The subject of transgender children is one that has only recently reached the limelight in Israel. People don’t particularly know how to handle the subject. → Read More
Tel Aviv Pride Parade 2022
Tel Aviv Pride Parade 2022 kicked off with tens of thousands of attendees - here it is in pictures. → Read More
Top tips for wedding planning amid the COVID-19 pandemic
These tips should be taken to heart while keeping in mind whichever coronavirus policies are set forth by the government at the time of your wedding. → Read More
From rags to riches: The Jewish mind behind WhatsApp
Jan Koum is your typical rags-to-riches success story, and considering that he co-founded Israel’s most popular media application, that title does not go undeserving. Koum was the mind behind WhatsApp, the messenger application that, for over a decade, has taken the world by storm. While Koum once stood in line for food stamps, he is now worth $10.8 billion. Israelis in particular find WhatsApp… → Read More
‘Hedwig and the Angry Inch’ heads to Israel in Hebrew
The witty and groundbreaking musical will be coming to the Israeli stage with a young and bright-faced cast, with each performance slightly different from the prior one. → Read More
Dogs can sniff out positive coronavirus samples with 96% accuracy
The use of sniffer dogs to detect COVID is not new, but this method is particularly unique. Soon enough, we may be seeing sniffer dogs at every airport to allow for travel amid the pandemic. → Read More
Jerusalem's new entrance nears opening as mountain tunnels constructed
The Transportation Ministry has a number of projects intending on making the passage to and from Jerusalem as smooth as possible. → Read More
Domestic abuse reports to WhatsApp hotline spike by 95% amid COVID-19
The Committee for the Advancement of Women and Gender Equality in the Knesset announced on Monday that sexual abuse cases rose by 33% throughout the country amid the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
IDF's Navy receives new German 'Saar 6' ship
The Navy received the first of four new "Sa'ar 6" ships on Thursday, built in Germany by ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems in conjunction with the needs of the IDF.The Sa'ar 6-class corvette is a class of warships initially ordered for Israel's Navy in 2015. Similar to the German Braunschweig-class corvette, the Sa'ar 6 can accommodate an array of Israeli sensors and missiles such as the Iron Dome… → Read More
Gal Gadot teaches Hebrew in Vanity Fair interview
The interview went up ahead of Gadot's cover on Vanity Fair's November issue. → Read More
Facebook to remove Holocaust denial content from social media platform
The social media platform recognized Holocaust denial as hate speech in their updated policies. → Read More
Eilat gang-rape: 18 indictments expected to be filed today
Police revealed the entire story of how the brutal act came about. → Read More
Police begins clearing protester's compound on Balfour ahead of protests
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Oil pipeline explodes in west Iran
Numerous explosions have been heard throughout Iran in the past few weeks. → Read More
Birth of the Phoenix: An outdoor experience
The performance takes place with the audience sitting within a geodesic dome of bamboo, allowing for a flow between the internal and the external. → Read More
Israel Prize laureate Professor Ze'ev Sternhell passes away at 85
Sternhell, who received the prize for his studies into political sciences, was known worldwide as an expert on fascism. → Read More
St. Louis residents call to change name of town due to antisemitic histor
King Louis IX, the first French king canonized by the Catholic Church, burned over 12,000 manuscript copies of the Talmud. → Read More
Paul McCartney gets birthday wishes from Israel
McCartney's last performance in Israel was in 2008 and was a massive success. Rumors began to spark in late 2019 that McCartney was planning a return sometime in the near future. → Read More