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'Dogs don’t care if you’re famous': The surprising prize everyone at Cannes wants
From beloved cartoons to rescued strays, the Palm Dog award marks 25 years of honoring standout canine roles at Cannes—including the year Quentin Tarantino showed up to salute a scene-stealing pit bull
Amir Kaminer
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21:00 | 05.09.25
They tried to kill him—but ‘The Israeli Batman’ keeps fighting
At 52, Israeli MMA pioneer Haim Gozali isn’t slowing down; speaking to Ynet, the fighter recalls his Madison Square Garden debut, fighting with a broken rib, his kids in the ring, an online battle since Oct. 7—and surviving an attack in Ukraine
Shimon Elbaz
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20:37 | 05.09.25
Could Martian dust hold the key to making the Red Planet habitable?
One of the primary obstacles on the path to settling Mars is its frigid climate; a new study proposes addressing this issue by triggering a greenhouse effect
Shaked Engelberg/Davidson Institute of Science
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20:03 | 05.09.25
'We are ready': Yuval Raphael wraps second rehearsal ahead of Eurovision semi-final
Israeli delegation expresses satisfaction with contestant’s performance, noting slight changes in camera angles; pyrotechnics added for number’s climax, according to public broadcaster Kan
Ran Boker
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18:43 | 05.09.25
The shifting rainfall patterns
Recent research indicates that the Eastern Mediterranean region is likely to face fewer rainy days in the future, but with each rainfall event becoming more intense; What basic scientific principles help explain these conclusions?
Itamar Karbi / Davidson Institute of Science
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11:17 | 05.09.25
Quick dulce de leche cake for Shabbat or a coffee break
Perfect for Shabbat dessert or an afternoon treat, this easy dulce de leche cake comes together in minutes and delivers rich, caramel flavor
Amit Donskoy
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08:33 | 05.09.25
Noa Kirel: 'Planning a concert at Yarkon Park was harder than planning a wedding'
Eight months after announcing her engagement, pop star still hasn’t set a date, picked a dress or decided whether there will be one wedding or two; but Kirel remains completely unfazed — and so does her fiancé, Daniel Peretz
Aviv Weinberger
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00:30 | 05.09.25
Warning to Israeli, Jewish travelers: Eurovision is 'target for threats and attacks by terrorist elements'
National Security Council says protests in Basel will have 'particular focus on Israeli attendees or the Israeli delegation'; advises against attending large gatherings associated with Israel that are not secured
Ran Boker
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12:02 | 05.08.25
Doctors are using AI, but data is lacking: 'Don’t create complication that blocks progress'
AI is already successfully integrated into Israel's health system, but experts warn against unregulated use of open tools like ChatGPT; A Health Ministry official admitted there’s little data and no dedicated budget. 'Don’t lose out due to fear of new tech'
Or Hadar
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11:39 | 05.08.25
3 Doors Down frontman reveals cancer diagnosis: 'Pray for me'
Lead singer Brad Arnold shares the news with his followers on Instagram, where he apologized and added that following the diagnosis, the band members would be forced to cancel their tour planned for this summer; even though his disease is in stage 4, he says he is "not scared at all."
ynet
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11:10 | 05.08.25
Solomon could become the most expensive Israeli soccer player ever
Tottenham is asking £20 million for for Manor Solomon but Leeds hope to finalize the deal for closer to £15 million; Everton and Marseille are also interested, but the Israeli prefers a permanent move to Elland Road after an outstanding season with the club
Ynetnews
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10:29 | 05.08.25
Ireland appeals to Eurovision to discuss kicking Israel out: 'Shocked by what is happening in Gaza'
The European Broadcasting Union has already officially clarified that Israel meets the criteria for participation in the song contest, but the Director General of the Irish Broadcasting Authority submitted a request for a hearing on the matter
Ran Boker
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09:10 | 05.08.25
This is what it will look like when Israel takes the stage at Eurovision 2025
Chandelier, pyrotechnics and a lavish gown: The European Broadcasting Union releases first images of Yuval Raphael, Israel’s 2025 Eurovision entrant, on stage in Basel
Ran Boker
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20:28 | 05.07.25
One in eight IDF reservists reports PTSD after Gaza war, study shows
Tel Aviv University research finds 12% of reservists report PTSD symptoms following combat engagements, up sharply from pre-war levels; researchers urge urgent action to expand mental health care and long-term support for combat veterans
Tzur Gueta
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16:56 | 05.07.25
Anne Hathaway’s high ponytail turns heads — and raises eyebrows
Actress's sleek ponytail at Ralph Lauren’s Fall 2025 show sparks viral debate over her taut, glowing look — with fans guessing everything from Botox to AI glam, but the secret may lie in an old hairstyling trick with a modern twist
Daniel Peso
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15:12 | 05.07.25
New mosquito species discovered in Tanzania could aid malaria fight
New genetically distinct mosquito in Tanzania’s Anopheles gambiae complex may affect malaria transmission; researchers urge further study to refine monitoring and boost disease control in endemic areas
Yogev Israeli
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15:05 | 05.07.25
Tunisian lemon salad that elevates every meal
This quick, zesty condiment comes together in under 30 minutes and adds bold flavor to fish, sandwiches and Shabbat tables alike
Ariel Ben Hamo
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13:33 | 05.07.25
Hebrew University scientists unlock geometry behind rose petal shapes
New study reveals that rose petals form their iconic pointed edges through a newly identified geometric conflict, overturning long-held assumptions about plant shaping
The Media Line
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11:16 | 05.07.25
A winged vision in black: The story behind Yuval Raphael’s Eurovision outfit
Yuval Raphael stuns in a winged black jumpsuit by Victor Bellaish, blending fashion and symbolism ahead of her Eurovision performance, with styling by Sivan Himi and custom bird-inspired jewelry by Keren Wolf representing strength and rebirth
Itay Yaacov
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11:09 | 05.07.25
Redesigning homes and lives: An Israeli woman's rise from local renovator to TV star
Rotem Golan Lamsee turned her love of home makeovers into a booming business, blending Mediterranean style with Canadian practicality; with her partner Troy, she’s gone from flipping homes to reality TV—driven by creativity, grit and teamwork
Liona Mankali
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09:59 | 05.07.25
Was the Milky Way hidden in ancient Egyptian art? New study says yes
New analysis reveals that ancient Egyptian depictions of the sky goddess Nut may encode early awareness of the Milky Way’s Great Rift
Ynet
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07:44 | 05.07.25
World’s new oldest woman, 115, reveals her secret to longevity
Born in 1909, Ethel Caterham's life has spanned the reigns of six British monarchs and major global events including the Russian Revolution, the sinking of the Titanic, both world wars and the Great Depression
Ynet
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19:59 | 05.06.25
Yuval Raphael holds first Eurovision rehearsal in Basel - with nod to Theodor Herzl
Rehearsal featured stunning performance of 'New Day Will Rise,' with powerful stage setup including a massive chandelier; the Israeli delegation praised her emotional and professional delivery
Ran Boker
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18:04 | 05.06.25
Dozens of past Eurovision stars demand Israel’s removal from 2025 contest
Seventy-two former Eurovision contestants, including past winners, have signed a letter urging the EBU to ban Israel from the 2025 contest, accusing its public broadcaster of complicity in 'genocide' and calling for an end to 'double standards'
Ran Boker
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17:36 | 05.06.25
Israeli researchers develop breakthrough treatment for life-threatening blood loss
Hebrew University and IDF Medical Corps researchers unveil breakthrough treatment for hemorrhagic shock, boosting survival, stabilizing vital signs and protecting tissues—promising for both civilian trauma care and battlefield use
Tzur Gueta
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15:25 | 05.06.25
Dudu Tassa and Jonny Greenwood cancel UK tour after BDS threats
Israeli rocker, Radiohead guitarist scrap UK dates amid pro-Palestinian BDS pressure, decrying the move as censorship and hypocrisy while defending their collaborative project with Arab artists as hope for peace
Ynet
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14:06 | 05.06.25
Met Gala 2025: Black dandyism takes center stage
Celebrities like Rihanna, Zendaya and Bad Bunny translate 2025 Met Gala's themes into bold red carpet statements celebrating fashion
Itay Yaacov
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12:36 | 05.06.25
Biotech meets fashion: Can lab-grown keratin change the leather industry?
A collaboration between Israeli designers and scientists has produced a keratin-based leather prototype, showcasing its potential as a durable, biodegradable alternative to animal and synthetic leathers
Itay Yaacov
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10:21 | 05.06.25
Breakthrough treatment slows brain metastases in colon cancer patients
Researchers at Sourasky Medical Center discover IRS2 protein helps cancer cells survive in brain’s hostile environment; new experimental drug combined with chemotherapy successfully reduced metastases in mice, offering hope for innovative treatments
Tzur Gueta
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09:33 | 05.06.25
Earthquake in Israeli judo: Oren Smadja resigns as national team coach
After 15 years, Olympic medalist is stepping down; reason, he says, is disparaging treatment from the sport's senior leaders; 'I endured years of mistreatment to protect the athletes, but today I say enough'
Nadav Zenziper
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14:17 | 05.05.25
Yuval Raphael takes off for Eurovision in Switzerland: 'We’re coming to win no matter what'
Israel's representative to the international song competition and all members of the delegation, arrived at Ben Gurion Airport ahead of their departure to Basel, where Eurovision 2025 is being held;'Just being there is already a victory, that I have the privilege to do this'
Omer Tessel
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11:35 | 05.05.25
Brazilian police say foiled bomb attack at Lady Gaga concert
Rio police thwart planned attack on singer's free Copacabana Beach concert, attended by 2.1 million people; Little Monsters, group spreading violent extremism online, recruits teens to use IEDs and Molotovs
Ynet
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21:52 | 05.04.25
Through the camera lens: How Israelis dress in Tel Aviv
Veteran photographer Adar Yosef offers a raw and cinematic look at Tel Aviv’s youth fashion, focusing on personal expression and the city’s vibrant cultural backdrop
Itay Yaacov
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13:39 | 05.04.25
Real clues to life beyond Earth?
A study using the James Webb Space Telescope identifies molecules in the atmosphere of a planet beyond our solar system that, on Earth, are produced solely by biological activity; however, the findings are still a long way from confirming that life exists there
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science
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16:37 | 05.03.25
Weight loss drug shows promise in treating severe fatty liver disease, study finds
A landmark clinical trial reveals that the weight-loss drug Wegovy significantly improves liver health in patients with fatty liver disease, offering a potential breakthrough for millions worldwide
Oren Reiss
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15:35 | 05.03.25
Charting the course: Navigation throughout history
From ancient Polynesian seafarers to nuclear submarines, from traders in camel caravans to astronauts - everyone must successfully navigate from one place to another
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science
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11:16 | 05.03.25
Make easy spiced chocolate-banana cake
This moist and aromatic banana chocolate chip cake combines warm spices, ripe bananas and melty chocolate chips for a treat that’s simple to prepare and perfect for sharing
Yent
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08:57 | 05.03.25
Study finds maternal stress during pregnancy programs newborns' stress responses
A groundbreaking study from Hebrew University shows maternal stress during pregnancy can reprogram key molecular pathways in newborns, with significant differences between male and female infants
Tzur Gueta
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20:40 | 05.02.25
Lemon chicken: A simple yet delicious dish
As simple as it is to prepare, this lemon chicken is a flavorful and comforting dish that is sure to impress
Nofar Zohar
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12:49 | 05.02.25
Tastes like chicken? Museum in Israel sells unusual edible souvenirs
The Biblical Museum of Natural History in Beit Shemesh is offering visitors a unique souvenir: a kosher box of locusts. The museum also features archaeology-themed board games, making it a surprising destination for foodies, families, and history buffs
Itzchak Tessler
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09:15 | 05.02.25
The Oshkosh JLTV - Like an F-35 without wings
The Oshkosh JLTV, a next-gen military vehicle, combines advanced protection, mobility, and cutting-edge technology; with its imposing design and robust capabilities, it’s a game-changer for Israel's defense forces in the ongoing conflict
Nir Ben Zaken
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23:15 | 05.01.25
In front of tens of thousands in Rome, Italian Band mixes 'Hava Nagila' with 'Free Palestine' Chant
Italian band I Patagari, known from Italy’s X Factor, sparked backlash after using a traditional Jewish song to deliver a pro-Palestinian message during a major Workers’ Day event attended by tens of thousands
Daniel Bettini
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23:08 | 05.01.25
Israeli experts shed light on how breast cancer cells go dormant, return more aggressive
New study held at Weizmann Institute of Science uncovers the role of OVOL proteins and free radicals in breast cancer dormancy, offering insights into preventing relapse and tackling aggressive recurrence
Tzur Gueta
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16:21 | 05.01.25
Hamburger anyone? here's how to make a great one at home
It takes but minutes with no prep time at all, perfect for Independence Day lunch
Jonathan Borowitz
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12:16 | 05.01.25
Dark matter bridge: This week in space
The Perseus galaxy cluster is one of the most massive objects known to astronomers and it may be more active than previously thought
Ettay Nevo, Davidson Institute of Science
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09:52 | 05.01.25
Why mouth breathing is ruining your sleep—and how to fix it with tape
Chronic mouth breathing can lead to snoring, sleep apnea, and health issues like high blood pressure and stress; Experts reveal how nasal breathing, aided by simple sleep tape, can restore restful sleep and improve overall well-being
James Nestor
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08:07 | 05.01.25
The longest hangover ever — and other fun beer facts
Beer has a long, surprising history — once safer than water and even given to kids. Here are some fun facts and Israeli bottle picks for Independence Day
Shai Segev
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00:58 | 05.01.25
Europe Netball cancels tournament over threats linked to Israeli team's participation
'Hosts gave in to pressure,' says Netball Israel; 'This is a critical competition for the international standing of our team, which had already missed ranking matches last year due to the war in Gaza'
Ynet
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21:25 | 04.30.25
In memory: Jewish convert killed in Gaza will keep saving lives
Jonathan Dean Haim, lone soldier from New York, was killed in Gaza last year; now, an ambulance bearing his name will carry on his legacy of saving lives and service to Israel’s people
Alexandra Lukash
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19:43 | 04.29.25
Israel’s vehicle fleet tops 4.2 million ahead of Independence Day
Vehicle fleet grows by 3% in 2024, with electric and hybrid cars gaining ground but still making up a small share; average car is 7.7 years old, and motorization remains lower than in most developed countries despite steady annual increases
Noam Rhein
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19:12 | 04.29.25
Nostalgia meets style: The timeless elegance of the embroidered shirt
Born as a peasant garment in 19th-century Russia, the embroidered shirt has traveled from folklore to fashion runways; Combining beauty, functionality, and tradition, it remains a timeless piece, now making a stylish comeback in modern wardrobes
Itay Yaacov
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09:57 | 04.29.25
Three young women attempt suicide at Sheba Medical Center, families allege negligence
Patients in their 20s hospitalized in open psychiatric ward survive suicide attempts, all within 48 hours of each other, prompting allegations of negligence from families and leading the hospital to close the ward and launch an internal investigation
Or Hadar
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19:39 | 04.28.25
Measles outbreak concern grows in Israel as vaccination rates lag
Israel’s Health Ministry reports eight new measles cases, mostly among the unvaccinated, and urges the public to check vaccination status as concerns rise over infections linked to travel from the United States and Europe
Or Hadar
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16:23 | 04.28.25
'Never again until next year': Nike ad sparks outrage at London Marathon
UK Jews condemn advertisement using the Holocaust remembrance phrase 'Never Again' during the London Marathon as insensitive, amid broader disruptions by pro-Palestinian activists calling for an embargo on Israel
Ynet
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14:23 | 04.28.25
Bikini, bare, or runway-ready: Paulina Porizkova is still a supermodel at 60
In the 80s, she was one of the world's most beautiful models. By 40, she realized the world no longer saw her as relevant. But then, Instagram came along, and she became a symbol of effortless aging, unafraid of body exposure. Now, entering her seventh decade, Paulina Porizkova refuses to let anyone define her worth
Erez Amiran
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14:17 | 04.28.25
I ate lobster for the first time—and it was kosher
Chef Dylan David refused to let becoming religious ruin the flavors in his kitchen, so he embarked on a culinary mission; The result: Otoro, a restaurant in Ramat Gan that introduces kosher diners to unfamiliar flavors; Yair Kraus, an observant Jew, found himself happily eating crab and lobster tartare—and even caviar
Yair Kraus
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23:51 | 04.27.25
Experts find 113-million-year-old 'hell ant' fossil in Brazil, marking oldest on record
Newly identified fossils, preserved in limestone, offer groundbreaking insights into the evolutionary history of ants and their unique predatory adaptations during the Cretaceous period
Yogev Israeli
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22:38 | 04.27.25
Israeli restaurant in Berlin receives threats over 'Zionist watermelon juice'
Feinberg restaurant advertised a watermelon cocktail on a poster of a lion holding the drink with an Israeli flag in it, which sparked rage among pro-Palestinian activists who accused it of inciting violence since the watermelon has become a symbol of the Palestinian cause; Owner: 'It was a joke'
Zeev Avrahami
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22:32 | 04.27.25
Israel’s women’s fencing team wins bronze medal at European Championships
Epée fencing team showcases determination and skill at the Under-23 European Championships, securing a bronze medal after a dramatic victory over Sweden
Stav Ifargan
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21:21 | 04.27.25
Gun to her head: back to Kim Kardashian’s night of terror in Paris
In 2016, 5 armed men tied up Kim Kardashian in a Paris hotel and stole $10M in jewelry; as she prepares to testify in the trial which opens on Monday, we revisit the night’s chilling details—from a robber’s memoir to a police chief who didn’t recognize her name
Inbal Hananel
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15:39 | 04.27.25
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