Category: Culture
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The world’s oldest Jewish play inspires a new, immersive production
(New York Jewish Week) — There’s charoset, Manischewitz wine and a rousing rendition of “Chad Gadya.” So what makes this East Village seder different from all other seders — besides taking place after the conclusion of… Continue Reading
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Spicy Taste of Paradise: Chicken shank stew with vegetables
Just because everyone’s hungry doesn’t mean you have to slave away in the kitchen for hours, here’s a quick recipe for an amazing stew Continue Reading
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Tired all day? These lifestyle changes might help you restore your energy back
Almost everyone struggles to jump out of bed joyfully in the morning, but some breeze through the wake-up crisis with ease, while others drag their fatigue well into the morning hours. Why does this happen, and how is it related to the food you… Continue Reading
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Eurovision will ban Palestinian flags and symbols
Eurovision organizers announced Thursday that they reserve the right to remove Palestinian flags and pro-Palestinian symbols during the music contest performances next week in Malmö, Sweden. The head of the communications department at Eurovision… Continue Reading
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Two athletes living in Israel to lead the refugee team at Paris Olympics
The International Olympic Committee’s Refugee Team for the 2024 Paris Olympics will include two track and field athletes living and training in Israel. Tachlowini (Louis) Gabriyesos and Jamal Abdelmaji, who led the IOC Refugee Team to… Continue Reading
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Bath & Body Works opens in Israel: How are the prices?
Delta opened the first five Bath & Body Works stores in Israel, after a noticeable delay. The grand opening comes after opening two Victoria’s Secret stores. Both chains opened without great announcements to in an effort to not offend during… Continue Reading
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which is better for weight loss?
Weight loss isn’t an exact science. In many cases, physical activity doesn’t lead to weight loss as we expect. Beyond the great frustration, the question of what type of activity is most effective in supporting the process is asked often…. Continue Reading
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Brazilian chef David Hertz is using food to bring about social change
David Hertz’s entire adult life has been focused on food. But what interests this Jewish chef from Brazil isn’t so much creating signature dishes that will land him on the pages of magazines (though he’s had that honor)…. Continue Reading
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Caitlyn Jenner’s fiery message to LGBT pro-Palestinian p
Reality TV star Caitlyn Jenner on Wednesday suggested that members of the LGBTQ+ community taking part in anti-Israel protests across U.S. college campuses should be sent to the Middle East. Jenner, who is transgender and is known for her… Continue Reading
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why do we eat the same but weigh differently?
Streaming giant Netflix’s new documentary Hack Your Health: The Secrets of Your Gut brings the topic of gut bacteria to the forefront, featuring takes from distinguished Israeli scholars. Prof. Eran Segal, a computational biology expert from the