Category: Culture
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How North Korea quietly became a force in women’s soccer
What’s the first thing that pops to mind when you hear “North Korea”? Dictatorship, nuclear weapons, government radio blaring in every household with no volume control, six workdays plus one “volunteering” day, mind-boggling military… Continue Reading
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Apple, Israeli public broadcaster reach agreement on airing hit show Tehran amid war
Over a year after filming wrapped—and eight months since Apple TV+ postponed release due to war—latest season of espionage drama expected to premiere in December Continue Reading
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How often should you wash your hair? Dermatologists weigh in
How many times a week do you wash your hair? Are you a daily washer, or do you skip a few days? Could overwashing dry out your hair, or could under-washing lead to dandruff or hair loss? And what about shampoo alternatives like apple cider… Continue Reading
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Amy Allen is pop music’s secret
If you have a pair of ears, an internet connection and a love for contemporary music, chances are some of Amy Allen’s songs have been stuck in your head at one point or another; This talented songwriter, who crafts up to seven songs a week, is… Continue Reading
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Israeli critically injured at Nova festival leaves hospital aft
“I’m the longest hospitalized patient in the department. There were maybe two others who came a few days after me and then mainly combat soldiers arrived. They’re strong; I don’t need to give them advice,” said the 40-year-old Ganon, a… Continue Reading
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King Charles cuts off Prince Andrew’s $1.3 million stipend
King Charles moved to stop the flow of cash to Prince Andrew after he promised to cut down on royal expenses following his ascension to the throne, the Daily Mail reported. Two years after stepping into the royal shoes of his late mother, Queen… Continue Reading
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Pro-Palestinians storm French soccer federation calling for Israel ban
An unusual anti-Israel protest took place in France on Monday, demanding a boycott of the Israeli national soccer team ahead of their upcoming match against the French. The team is scheduled to face France on November 14, for the fifth round of… Continue Reading
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Netanyahu's son delays wedding amid security threats
After a drone fired from Lebanon hit the family’s private residence, efforts were made to locate a safe venue for the nuptials of Avner and his bride; now they announce they are postponing the happy event till summer Continue Reading
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Security guard removes Israeli flag in Skazi show
The Israeli flag was removed from the stage during a performance by Israeli DJ Asher Swissa (Skazi) in Toronto; the Israeli club manager, later apologized for the aggressive manner in which it was taken down. Swissa was playing a music set at a… Continue Reading
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Lebanese woman identifies her piano in her ravaged home: 'Even music was not spared'
Dr. Julia Ali, a Lebanese citizen living in Khiam, saw videos of her devastated home with IDF troops inside, one of whom was playing her piano in the living room; ‘My home in Khiam, years of memories, years of playing my piano, my heart is shattered’ Continue Reading