Category: Culture
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Aaron Sorkin and Warner Bros. will produce a film about the birth of the Israeli Air
The two Hollywood powerhouses announced they are working on a film telling the life story of Al Schwimmer, an American-Jewish pilot who fought in World War II and became a central figure in creating the IAF by leading a secret and complex… Continue Reading
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In Dallas, these Jewish teens understand the appeal of gun ownership
This article was produced as part of JTA’s Teen Journalism Fellowship, a program that works with Jewish teens around the world to report on issues that affect their lives. Jewish men often accessorize with yarmulkes; Texan… Continue Reading
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Parkinson’s patients breathe differently, Israeli study discovers
Parkinson’s disease is a neurodegenerative disease without a known cure or causes. It is the second most common neurological disease in the world after Alzheimer’s disease, with about 10 million people affected worldwide. 5 View gallery
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‘My son had a panic attack in the middle of a fieldtrip
Michal, a mother of three, moved with her children to live with relatives in a quieter area when the war began. “We live in the north, and we were in the process of building a house. In the meantime, we were living in a rented apartment without a… Continue Reading
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Lack of sleep in your 40s may accelerate brain aging, study shows
It’s no secret that a bad night’s sleep can lead to fatigue, irritability, and trouble concentrating. However, the consequences of poor sleep may extend far beyond the next day, as a new study from the University of California, San Francisco… Continue Reading
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Art on a plate: The Instagram-worthy dish you need to see
It’s crunchy, slightly sweet and boasts a stunning color—purple cabbage often takes center stage in crisp, cold salads, but this vibrant veggie has so much more to offer! Here are two familiar dishes with a purple twist; don’t be afraid to… Continue Reading
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Israeli study uncovers secrets behind human brain’s unique size and complexity
Hebrew University researchers develop method to study ancient brain epigenetics without preserved brain tissue, using algorithms to reconstruct DNA methylation patterns from bones, offering new insights into human brain evolution and its unique… Continue Reading
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10 of the most beautiful spots on the Israel trail
As Israel’s National Trail approaches its 30th anniversary next April, the iconic 1,040-kilometer (646-mile) path continues to captivate hikers and adventurers from around the globe. Since its inauguration in 1995, this remarkable… Continue Reading
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Trump’s unique dance moves break the Internet
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump is known for his distinctive, let’s say, unique dance moves, often performed during campaign rallies and other large events. One of his most recognizable routines is set to the 1978 hit YMCA by the Village… Continue Reading
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Students with mental health challenges volunteer for Israeli Navy commandos
The members of the Ofek class at Alliance High School in Haifa have faced significant personal challenges. This special class, created for students coping with mental health issues, provides a nurturing environment for young people who need a… Continue Reading