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Secret Service agent reveals: The reason you must park in reverse
It's not just to get out of the spot faster: a retired Secret Service agent revealed his method for safe parking, and explains how this simple action will save you unnecessary risk, time, and headaches: "You never know" • Watch

When cheesecake meets croissant: The sweet twist you must try
If you are looking for a dessert that looks like it came out of a patisserie display case, this recipe is exactly what you need. In honor of International Cheesecake Day, get a festive recipe for a baked cheesecake with vanilla cream, pistachios, and a crispy puff pastry ring that gives it the look of a giant croissant.

A Children's Meal with a Message Against Boycotts
The "Ha-Mexikani" chain and the "Knafei Dror" association are launching a joint initiative to encourage social courage and combat boycotts among children during the summer vacation.

Star of "The Lord of the Rings" reveals: "I earned very little - and had to sell the house"
Actor Sean Astin said the meager salary he received for the original trilogy left him in financial distress. According to him, he was forced to part with his house due to a huge gap between the global success of the films and the compensation he received.

At 79: Natan Zahavi is looking for work - a Facebook post
The veteran radio personality reached out to the public on his Facebook page with a surprising offer, and received a supportive response from Dan Shilon: "Only contact me with serious offers."

4 tips for a relationship of decades - and what everyone forgets along the way
Two couples who have lived together for more than six decades share the principles that have guided their relationship over the years: mutual respect, personal space, small gestures, and enjoying the journey are at the heart of the story.

Making shakshuka and learning Hebrew from Bezeq customer service: An interview with the ambassador - without a tie
He is only 38 and admires Arik Einstein. Moldovan Ambassador Alex Roitman talks about the shakshuka that beats restaurants, the connection with Gideon Sa'ar, and how the spy novel he wrote at night became a crazy prophecy about the war with Iran.

Prayed for love - and a week later he entered her life: The story born within the walls of Hadassah
Elia, a national service volunteer, met T., a young doctor who immigrated from Brazil and dreamed of finding his "woman of valor" in Israel, at Hadassah Ein Kerem. Even three months apart did not stop the relationship—and on Tu B'Av, they will stand together under the chuppah.

In honor of Tu B'Av: "Married at First Sight" experts share advice on finding love
Singles searching for a relationship and couples looking to reconnect face different challenges, but the common denominator is clear: love is not just something you find, but a skill you learn, practice, and choose anew. In honor of Tu B'Av, Dr. Yael Doron, Dr. Kalanit Ben-Ari, and Gilad Horowitz share their expert advice.

The Summer Break: Fuze Tea sets up an experiential complex in Eilat
For three days, Zion Beach in Eilat will turn into the brand's summer complex, with a pouring bar, refreshment corners, games, photo stations, and various activities for all beachgoers.

An Emotional Reunion: Nova Hostage Survivors Return to the Dance Floor
Three years after October 7, the Nova community and toMix are launching the "NOVA Live Concert" project. The premiere event will take place in September in Rishon LeZion, opening with a special reunion on the dance floor.

The love story born among the antiquities of the biblical city
Thousands of years after the daughters of Shiloh would go out on Tu B'Av to find their match, a new love story was born at the site: two American archaeologists who came to uncover the antiquities found the love of their lives there.

The network star's confrontation at a restaurant in front of the children: "A disgusting person"
Children's star Michael Sapir shared with his followers an incident that ruined his son's birthday dinner at a restaurant, after he refused a request from a diner. What happened from that moment on, according to him, caused him to set a new boundary for parents who recognize him in public.

Beyond Cooking: How Israel's Next Generation of Chefs is Being Trained
The restaurant world is evolving, and culinary schools are adapting to new realities. At the Bishulim school, students are being trained not just in cooking, but in sensory science, the psychology of eating, and media management. Chefs Maya Darin and David Sadi explain why technical skill is no longer enough.

You will be amazed to discover what coconut water will do to your ice tray
This simple trick requires two minutes of work, but can make any summer drink more refreshing, rich, and interesting. Iced coffee, smoothies, or cocktails: the small change in the ice tray that can change the entire drinking experience.

The 33rd Storytellers Festival: A Grand Event for Chol HaMoed Sukkot
The 33rd Storytellers Festival, managed by Yossi Alfi, will take place during Chol HaMoed Sukkot at the Givatayim Theater. The program includes historical panels, personal encounters, and musical performances.

From Bride and Groom to Parents in Three Hours: The Birth That Began at the Chuppah
A joyful drama in Belgrade: A bride in a blue dress and in advanced stages of pregnancy said her vows — and was rushed straight to the delivery room. The viral footage has garnered millions of views, and the couple has already returned home with their newborn.

Gunther von Hagens, creator of the controversial 'Body Worlds' exhibition, dies at 81
Gunther von Hagens, the pioneer of the plastination method for body preservation, has passed away in a Heidelberg hospital. His family confirmed that, in accordance with his final wishes, his own body will undergo the same preservation process.

Charles Gaines, the bodybuilding guru who turned Schwarzenegger into a star, dies at 84
Charles Gaines authored the book "Pumping Iron," which inspired the landmark documentary on the world of bodybuilding. The work introduced Arnold Schwarzenegger to the general public and helped launch his breakthrough into film and politics. Schwarzenegger paid tribute: "That’s how he found me and our niche industry."

"Lightning strikes twice": They got married during "Am Klevia" - and their daughter was born during "Roar of the Lion"
The couple, emergency medical technicians at MDA, were forced to marry in a small ceremony during Operation "Am Klevia" after their plans were disrupted by the security situation. Months later, during Operation "Roar of the Lion," they brought their firstborn daughter into the world.

Neither the sky nor the chlorine: the reason why pool water is blue
A new guide published by the international ceramic and design company Gres Aragón breaks down the physics behind pool color, revealing why clear water looks light blue, and how a small choice of tile can "change" your water, from turquoise to deep blue.

Do you love instant coffee? It probably affects your aging rate
A new study based on data from about 50,000 participants found a link between filtered coffee and indicators of slower biological aging, while instant coffee was linked to the opposite trend. The researchers emphasize: this is an observational study that does not prove causality.

Katy Perry Outraged: "Angry, Stunned and Horrified"
The singer's hit was featured in a White House video showcasing American airstrikes in Iran. Perry condemned the use of her song, stating it was never intended to celebrate war.

A Turnaround at the Top: The 10 Leading Series on Netflix in Israel
Stop wasting time on aimless scrolling—these are the series everyone is bingeing on right now. After a month of Harlan Coben's thriller reigning supreme, a new show has taken the crown. Here is the updated list to solve your viewing dilemma.

For the second time: Keren Peles and Miri Mesika "get married" on stage
As part of their joint show, which has become one of the year's biggest successes, Keren Peles and Miri Mesika reprised their "wedding" segment. This time, the performance featured a role-swap and followed a health scare just days before the show.

Shuli Rand: "Addicted to suffering"
In the program "What Really Happened There?" on Keshet 12, Tsofit Grant and Shuli Rand returned to the starting point and revealed what the meeting that led to their intriguing relationship looked like. They explain why the connection did not surprise them, and what their shared home, which combines two worlds, looks like.

After a Long Separation: Yael Bar Zohar Reunited with the Children
Only ten days ago the couple celebrated the sudden quiet that fell upon them when they sent the children to summer camp, but now the moment of truth has arrived. Watch the moving documentation.

"I was sure we were a good couple": The moment she discovered her husband was cheating on her
An excerpt from Dr. Ronit Sharon's new book, "Until the Storm Passes," which presents ten stories about couples from the therapy room. In this chapter, Ella discovers that her husband is having an intimate relationship with another woman, and the two attempt to navigate the ensuing crisis.

Director of "The Mask" Chuck Russell has passed away at the age of 74
The American director, who worked with Jim Carrey, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Dwayne Johnson, was found unconscious at his home in California. The cause of his death has not yet been determined. Warner Bros. studios paid tribute: "Remembering Chuck Russell."

The lettuce affair that refuses to end: Taco Bell's supplier turned to the White House
Thousands of patients, a faulty test, and a controversial recall: the agricultural giant demanded more time and evidence before its name was revealed. The White House reviewed the FDA's findings and decided in favor of publishing them.

We found the most worthwhile places: 5 coffee carts open on Saturday
We have gathered five destinations worth the trip. Each of them offers a winning combination of high-quality coffee, excellent pastries, scenery, and an atmosphere that will turn the weekend into an experience.

Planning an ambush? Ofira Asayag responds to reports about Eli Ohana
The Keshet 12 presenter has responded to reports regarding a potential spot for her co-host, Eli Ohana, on the Likud list for the next elections. Ahead of today's broadcast of "Ofira Ohana Sari," she teased the upcoming interview: "After Netanyahu's offer, will he run with Likud?"

Breaking and not paying: The scandal behind the summer's biggest blockbuster
"The Odyssey" is breaking box office records worldwide. A Swedish non-profit organization claims that a ship loaned to the production was returned with severe damage. The organization is waiting for payment for the repair: "Universal can afford it." Universal claims: "All invoices have been paid."

From vampire stories to "Fifty Shades": The industry changing pop culture
It started with the Midrash, passed through the plays of William Shakespeare, and today it is an unprecedented cultural and economic phenomenon. Fan literature, or fanfiction, is redefining the power relations between authors and readers, sparking debate in the literary community. From the AO3 empire to multi-million dollar deals in Hollywood, we explore the phenomenon that dictates the next...

Survey: Who should pay on a first date?
On one hand, the feeling that it is a pity to ruin romance with ancient social codes. On the other, the argument that one can believe in equality while still appreciating a chivalrous gesture. Ahead of Tu B'Av, we checked public opinion on this issue, and the results were surprising.