Category: Culture

“D,” a lone soldier from California, found himself serving in the Israel Defense Forces during a difficult time nationally and also personally.  While helping to defend the country against attacks from Hezbollah in Lebanon toward the… Continue Reading

Veganism hasn’t relied solely on tofu for a while, but one recipe still manages to surprise people: red ‘tuna’ made from watermelon; The method may seem strange, and some reactions show outright disgust, yet social media is filled with people… Continue Reading

A new international study led by a team of scientists from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev showed controlling blood sugar levels is a significant key mechanism linking diet to slower brain aging. The study, which included 300 participants in… Continue Reading

Many around the United Kingdom and around the world still hold on to the cherished memory of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, who died just over two years ago on September 8, 2023. It was but a few months prior, in June, that she commemorated her… Continue Reading

Before the match against Aston Villa, Tottenham Hotspur fans held a demonstration and sang in support of fellow fan Emily Damari, a dual British-Israeli citizen who was abducted from her home in Kfar Aza; ‘How is it she is still imprisoned there… Continue Reading

In the opening sketch, Harris portrayed herself opposite her own caricature, played by comedian Maya Rudolph. When she stepped onto the stage, the audience’s applause was so loud that her first words went unheard. Kamala Harris on SNL (Video:… Continue Reading

Ben Shapiro is a media personality, author and Jewish American political commentator who is a staunch supporter of Israel—and, as it turns out, also a musical creator. Together with his father, David, he created the musical We Will Rise, which… Continue Reading

Inbal Eisner Tamir, 42, a tantra therapy instructor, lives in Pardes Hana, where she also teaches men and women to experience non-touch orgasms. What does experiencing an orgasm without touch mean? “Our bodies consist of three layers—the… Continue Reading

Photographer Micha Brikman entered the kibbutz one week post-October 7 attacks, documenting its devastation; a year later, he returns to portray its resilience: kibbutz members back in the dining hall, the workshop, dairy and printing presses… Continue Reading

Avi, a medical technician in his 20s from Bnei Brak, had been dealing with epilepsy since he was six. For 16 years, his life was dominated by unexpected seizures that made it difficult to lead a normal life. Despite frequent episodes of… Continue Reading