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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
'Silent Storms': Browse the exquisite works of Israeli artist Karin Angel
Family members and close friends were happy about the date chosen for the opening of the exhibition: Tu B'Av, the Holiday of Love.
Israeli biz magnate Ofra Strauss's son is getting married. Find out to who
Shir Marom says "yes" to Tom Lahat
Israelis are most concerned with internal Arab-Jewish conflict - study
The majority of Jews in Israel do not perceive Israeli-Arabs as equals. * Only 25% of Arab-Israelis call themselves “Israeli”.
Over 2,500 Israeli students take part in social problems hackathon
Out of the 2,500 students from across Israel who participated in the competition, 10 initiatives proceeded to the final round of the hackathon
Decrying ‘social justice,’ 49 people sign ‘Jewish Harper’s letter’
The letter calls on Jews to take action against the “suppression of dissent” that is said to be dominating the United States
Behind-the-scenes at an exclusive fundraising event for Impact Collections
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Raphie Etgar's final offering at Museum on the Seam shows social flashpoints
Etgar’s swansong is called “Life/ Still Life/ Land” and, true to the museum’s enduring sociopolitical purview, takes a sober and unblinking look at the acerbic side of society here.
Not four nothing: Most Israeli celebs aren’t rocking the vote
While American celebrities try to energize young voters with a Rock-the-Vote campaign before elections, Israeli celebrities are posting and tweeting as usual about their careers.
Verbal abuse, no supplies: Social workers' pandemic struggles
These high numbers are similar to those of social workers in Iran, according to the study conducted by Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) and UC Berkeley.
White House working with Facebook and Twitter to tackle anti-vaxxers
Since the onset of the pandemic, calls from lawmakers asking the companies to tackle the spread of COVID misinformation on their platforms have grown.
