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From the Alumim standby squad to the Tokyo Marathon: The run that beats trauma
Nitai Nahutomi, who fought on October 7 and is currently dealing with PTSD, will run 10 km at the Be'er Sheva Light Run Festival in memory of his fallen friends, and on the way to the Tokyo Marathon, he will raise funds for the children of the Shalva organization.

Not just a "kiss": The real reason your dog licks you
Most owners are sure it is an innocent display of affection, but behind the familiar habit hides a deep and complex communication channel. Dog trainer Tom Davis decodes the language of licking and reveals 10 daily behaviors you thought you understood - and the real meaning behind them.

The blunder of the Channel 13 reporter: "Thought I was Ninet"
Suleiman Maswadeh wanted to thank singer Ninet Tayeb, with whose help he taught himself the language, but did not realize he was actually speaking to presenter Einat Holland. The chance meeting at a cafe went viral and forced him to respond to the amusing incident on live television.

At 80: Sculptor Yael Artzi, designer of the Rabin memorial, has passed away
Yael Artzi, a member of Kibbutz Sdot Yam, left behind a rich artistic legacy, with her most recognized work being the basalt memorial placed at the site of Yitzhak Rabin's assassination in Tel Aviv. Artzi was born in 1946 in Morocco, won a scholarship to study at the Academy of Fine Arts, and exhibited her works around the world and in Israel.

Not just for dessert: 4 summer fruits that work wonders in savory dishes
When the heat reaches an unbearable level, even cooling solutions need to be creative. With figs, mango, watermelon, and prickly pear: four recipes that use fruits in surprising ways in savory cuisine.

The film that shook the US film industry arrives on streaming services
With a budget of only 10 million dollars and a viral web phenomenon in the background, "Backrooms" broke the box office records of the A24 company. Now it lands on HBO Max.

Orna Banai: "I am collecting my organs that are falling out"
At a family gathering ahead of the decisive stages of "Dancing with the Stars," Orna Banai sat down for an open conversation with her son Amir and his partner, sharing the anxieties that accompanied her in the face of his meteoric rise and the fear of the moment when everything changes: "Suddenly you become a person who explodes."

Sunscreen and 4 steps: how to remove marker stains in seconds
Did the kids decorate the wall or sofa with a permanent marker? One product we all use in the summer breaks down the ink instantly and will save you from repainting.

During the wedding: Or Luzon's night out - with Omer Adam's ex
While the wedding celebrations abroad are in full swing, the stylist - who was not invited to the event in Italy - was documented in a close and surprising moment in an elevator alongside Romi Efron and Ann Zivi.

Tsahi Halevi says goodbye: "I took it to heart"
Moments before the grand finale of "Dancing with the Stars," the actor and his dance partner Nina were eliminated from the competition. In an emotional farewell speech, Halevi thanked his wife Lucy Aharish, complimented his dance partner, and did not forget to thank the judges: "I took it to heart, I took it to my body - it was a crazy journey."

Japanese Prime Minister on the cockroach 'eliminated' in her home: 'I felt sad'
Japan's leader Sanae Takaichi is used to working long hours alone in her official residence, but a nightly encounter with a cockroach disrupted her routine. After she refused to kill it due to her beliefs, her aides intervened and destroyed it. She admitted: 'I felt relieved, but at the same time a little lonely and even sad.'

Famous singer responds to rumors regarding Hayden Panettiere
James Blunt responded to information linking him to a disturbing story revealed by the actress a few months before her death. Panettiere recounted that at age 18, she was led to a room on a yacht with a famous naked man. After her death, speculations circulated online regarding Blunt's involvement. The singer shared an investigation highlighting time gaps between the photos and the timeline...

Soft and airy: The honey challah that will make your Rosh Hashanah sweet
A round challah is already a Rosh Hashanah tradition, and this version adds honey both to the dough and after baking. Ahead of the holiday, pastry chef Chen Cohen presents a recipe for a festive round challah that can also be prepared in a dairy version.

After five years in the studio: the voice actor who broke through on television surprises again
Paz Perel launches "Tov" ("Good"), the first single from a new musical project he has been working on for the past five years. The song combines pop, soul, and R&B, bringing a message of hope and perseverance.

Belgian car salesman discovers he is a descendant of the royal family
Clement Vandenkerckhove was recognized as the son of Prince Laurent. A DNA test confirmed the connection. He will receive inheritance rights but not a royal allowance. He will have no rights to the Belgian throne.

Without this door the building would not function: the secret of skyscrapers
Most of us are sure that it is a design choice intended to convey luxury or regulate a crowd. A new video running on the web reveals that without this door, the skyscraper simply could not function, and it is directly related to your elevator.

150 words on one sticky note: Engineer from Dubai breaks Guinness World Record
The 29-year-old managed to fit 150 different words by hand on one sticky note, setting a new world record. To utilize every millimeter, she chose mainly three-letter words. "Since childhood, I dreamed of being a part of this."

"Mama": The non-verbal child typed the first word on his mother's tattoo
Jessica Fletcher from Canada tattooed a full keyboard on her forearm for her 11-year-old son Hunter, who is on the autism spectrum and is non-verbal. The idea was born after his communication device died during a meal at a restaurant. When she showed him the tattoo, he grabbed her arm and typed the word "Mama" on it.

The Duchess makes a comeback to the screen? The offer Meghan received in the UK
Six years after leaving the kingdom, Harry and Meghan are returning - but not because of a family reconciliation. While William and Kate are "tearing their hair out," it has been revealed that the Duchess is in talks for a coveted role in a Guy Ritchie series, against the backdrop of a new box office failure for the joint project with Harry.

Guitarist Mati Gurion has passed away
Mati Gurion, son of musician Israel Gurion, passed away this evening. His mother Miki wrote on social media: 'Rest in peace my beloved, my heart is crying.'

After 23 years: Ninet recalled a mistake that almost cost her the win in "Kochav Nolad"
In an interview with "Ulpan Shishi", the singer addressed her original choice for the 2003 finale, which was planned to be a completely different song than "Yam Shel Dmaot" (Sea of Tears) and was replaced at the last minute: "One such fateful decision. I don't know if I would have won".

Former Queen bassist Barry Mitchell, who 'didn't see the potential,' has passed away
Musician Barry Mitchell, who replaced Queen's original bassist in 1970 and performed in 13 shows, has died. The news was shared by the band's official archivist. In a 2018 interview, Mitchell admitted he left the group because he didn't believe in its future: "They weren't the cult band you know; the direction didn't suit me."

The true story of the police officers who got involved with the cartel: what to watch on TV today
Netflix's 'Facing El Chapo' depicts the true story of two Mexican police officers who pulled over the wrong person. Also, a stand-up show by Matan Peretz, new episodes of 'Silo' and 'Stuart Fails to Save the Universe', and more content airing today (Friday) on Israeli television.

Swimwear for vacation and a look for the holiday: 5 items for the weekend
The Purple brand is launching a new swimwear collection, Castro and SACK'S are already ready for the holidays, and other items that make us happy.

Facing the sea, in a place everyone knows: the legendary corner has returned to life
After years of standing abandoned, the colorful arches on the descent to HaSharon Beach in Herzliya have received a new lease on life. In the morning, sandwiches and pastries await, while in the evening, there is pizza, smashburgers, wine, and music at sunset. The prices are not low and the service is still in the trial phase, but the location does much of the work.

Israel Hayom Bestsellers: "The Observers" keeps surprising
This is a great time for historical women's books, with a large presence in the charts. "Celebrating Life" manages to maintain its strength in second place. The fifth "Karamel" comic returned to the chart and is closing three months in it. Everything that happened this week in the bestsellers.

No chaos in the summer: the right way to build a routine for children with ADHD
The departure from routine poses a huge challenge for parents of children with ADHD. Ahead of the last week of summer vacation, an expert presents behavioral tools, tips for a new daily schedule, and simple physical activities that will help you get through the end of the summer peacefully and strengthen the child's abilities.

The chefs' secret: why you should put a dry sponge in the vegetable drawer
Lifestyle influencers have discovered a simple trick to fight food waste: placing a dry sponge in the vegetable drawer. This budget-friendly hack helps keep the refrigerator clean and extends the shelf life of your produce.

2 gold medals, 40 shekels: The Israeli winery surprising experts around the world
For years, Zion Winery was identified mainly with Kiddush wines and grape juice. In recent years, a completely different revolution has been quietly taking place there: wines at 40 and 60 shekels are repeatedly winning medals at the prestigious Decanter competition, including two gold medals this year.

15 minutes of work and it's yours: the pot that will make your Rosh Hashanah
You don't need a complicated dish to put together a festive pot: soft beef meatballs with caramelized onion and zucchini cook alongside potatoes in a sweet and spiced tomato sauce. 15 minutes of preparation, and the pot does the rest.

After 15 years: The writer 'Te' reveals his real name
Eight books, three bestsellers, a unique writers' festival and tens of thousands of devoted readers - and all this without anyone knowing who the person behind the writer known as 'Te' was. Now, with the release of his new book, he has decided to reveal his identity.

Elad and Shir: "We are going to couples therapy"
Elad Turgeman and Shir Taran tell in "Suissa + 1" about the relationship crisis, harsh criticism, and the price that "Power Couple" took on their relationship.

From the hell in Sderot to the theater stage: Hillel HaCohen dreams of shaking up the art world
From yeshiva studies to the acting stage: Hillel HaCohen explains why the religious public must enter the world of culture and creativity, deals with the complex questions raised by Etgar Keret's texts, and marks the next goal in education and creation. "There is no reason for our culture to remain only with Ishay Ribo and Hanan Ben Ari."

Juan Tamariz, one of the greatest magicians of all time, has passed away
Juan Tamariz, who brought the art of magic into millions of homes in Spain and around the world, has passed away in Madrid. From his childhood to winning the world championship in Paris, Tamariz changed the face of classic magic, redefined the performance, and was known for his extraordinary generosity in sharing professional secrets.
Two weeks before the finale: The latest couple eliminated from "Dancing with the Stars"
The former Maccabi Tel Aviv captain, who previously made a comeback via the 'lifeline' round, has been definitively eliminated. Five couples remain to compete for the title.

The confession that changed the Jewish journalist's life: "My grandmother turned your family in to the Nazis"
A message received by the Dutch journalist revealed to her the role of a Belgian woman's grandmother in turning in her family during the Holocaust. The search for the truth led to a struggle over documents and testimonies, between family memory and historical research. "Perhaps the time for this is not yet ripe, perhaps it will happen in the next generation."

The chefs' secret: how to keep parsley and cilantro for 12 months
Tired of throwing away bunches of parsley and cilantro that wilted in the fridge right after you bought them? Meet the simple trick that will save you money and change your entire kitchen routine.

After the meeting with Netanyahu: The surprising restaurant Jared Kushner chose
Jared Kushner was spotted in the evening at the Naya restaurant in the Jerusalem Hills, accompanied by another person. The visit to the restaurant came after a day of political meetings he held in Israel.

Without causing damage: how to clean blinds using the 3-cloth method
Dust accumulates quickly, the slats are delicate, and using too much water or the wrong cleaner can do more harm than good. Here is how to do it right, step by step.

Sydney Sweeney and Yael from 'Married at First Sight' as Military Advocate General: The web celebrates Channel 14's blunder
A Channel 14 reporter filmed a woman on the street and claimed it was former Military Advocate General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi. Sharp-eyed social media users quickly discovered it was an anonymous woman, and a wave of sarcasm soon followed.