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The sports that look unusual until the crowd arrives
Some sports feel niche until you look closely. Darts, snooker, kabaddi, and others attract huge audiences because they reward tension and ritual.
Israel’s annual Orphanhood Report indicates a deterioration in orphans’ mental well-being
Conversation as a tool for community understanding
What learning a new language can teach you about yourself
Sharp increase in domestic abuse reported in Israel
Despite the circumstances, social workers have not been defined as essential employees.
Need National Insurance? Here's how you can get help online
As the number of people in quarantine increases, it is important that the public use digital means of communicating with National Insurance.
How to get things done
A method for ending procrastination.
Twitter suffering widespread outages across the world
Twitter's main platform has been continuing to suffer technical issues, creating all sorts of trouble for users around the world.
World famous food bloggers and Instagrammers tour Israel
‘Israeli food brings something new and exciting to the table,’ says Vibe Israel CEO Joanna Landau.
David Hertz, who uses food for social change, wins Bronfman Prize
Hertz said his 13-year-old group provides “free vocational kitchen training, entrepreneurial classes and nutrition classes across Brazil, El Salvador, South Africa and Mexico.”
8chan owner called before U.S. Congress, as latest host drops site
8chan did not respond to a request for comment.
Twitter says it may have used user data for ads without permission
Big technology companies have been under scrutiny from regulators around the world over their data sharing practices.
The concerns of the Ethiopian-Israeli community - has progress been made?
An uphill battle for equality.
Ex-judge slammed for mocking former model's religious head covering
The former model, now keeping an observant Jewish lifestyle, hosted the Independence Day torch-lighting ceremony.
