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Ilanit Levi: "Eliraz fainted in the delivery room. I knew it would happen"
In a conversation with Dr. Anat Rabinovich-Lavi from "Baby Boom", Ilanit Levi and Galit Gutman shared what happened to their partners in real time, while they were busy bringing life into the world. Gutman: "For years I was angry about the birth"

Just after the breakup: Taylor Malkov spotted with her legendary ex
Only this week it was learned that Malkov and Isaac Nakash broke up after a year of long-distance relationship. However, she was seen today not with him, but with Ben Zini, and it seemed that the spark is back. Catching up or hope for the future? Here is what those present at the scene are saying.

Sunset: "The Amazing Race" star Rotem Revivo and her partner celebrate henna
After hosting a lavish bachelorette party, reality star Rotem Revivo continues the countdown to her wedding with Yarin Shalev. The henna celebration featured 150 guests and three distinct oriental-inspired looks.

Shabbat recipes by Einav Bublil
In the second episode of "Poteach et Yadecha" on Channel 24, Einav's husband, Eli, comes to cook alongside her for Shabbat. We get recipes for Moroccan chamin, Shabbat arisa (for those who don't have the energy to invest in chamin), and also a cheesecake from mom Vard.

After the wedding with Emily Damari: Daniel Amit's move
A week has passed since the wedding of the hostage survivor and food blogger, and it seems that love only continues to bloom between the two. This morning, Amit took the expected step of a newlywed.

Popcorn? Gal Kaspers with a twist for a risotto dish you haven't seen
In the last episode of "MasterChef," the contestants prepared dishes inspired by something everyone has at home: leftovers. And yet, the judges couldn't believe the surprising ingredient Gal Kaspers used - and the Moroccan fish dumpling dish that threw Eliav Sasson back into memories. All recipes here.

Gal, are you listening? We have tips for upgrading any popcorn, even yours
In the latest episode of "MasterChef," a contestant impressed the judges with an unexpected popcorn addition. We have gathered several professional tips to help you perfect your own popcorn at home.

Yuval Ben Neria to Eyal Shani: "You shouting doesn't make it right. You can get angry but it won't change anything"
The heat in the "MasterChef" kitchen reached the judges' table this time as Eyal Shani and Yuval Ben Neria argued over the dishes served to them. Shani did not connect with the twist in the dish served by contestant Haim Cohen - and Ben Neria did not like it: "Eyal arrived with an opinion because he had already commented to you."

Five recipes by Israel Aharoni that you can manage to prepare before Shabbat
Israel Aharoni returns to the "MasterChef" kitchen, and we have curated some of his best recipes to help you prepare for the weekend. From chicken and cauliflower patties in lemon sauce to steamed eggplants with minimal oil, these dishes are perfect for your Shabbat table.

16 Perfect Recipes Using Only Fridge Leftovers
What can you actually prepare from fridge leftovers? It turns out, much more than we thought. From Friday's rice and Saturday's chicken to pasta that has lost all hope, we have collected 16 ways to turn what was almost thrown away into a restaurant-quality meal.

"I worked in high-tech with a great salary, but there is a mission on the web"
Tal Shemesh left a project management job after a surge of 100,000 followers in two months, and became a full-time content creator talking about dating and self-confidence. In an interview with mako, she talks about the transition from videos uploaded for fun to managing campaigns, the initial fear ("suddenly there is no salary and I am maintaining an apartment in Tel Aviv"), dealing with...

When the agents went out of control: "They started distributing forbidden tasks among themselves"
Sam Altman recently announced that we have reached the singularity, but is he right and how can one know? The answer may lie in the dramatic hacking incident by AI agents that shook the tech world: identifying vulnerabilities, distributing tasks, hiding in systems, and even deceiving humans to achieve a goal. Could any innocent request end in unimaginable destruction? Get a glimpse into how...

Michal Ansky struggles to accept the dramatic elimination: "I have nothing to say. Nothing is okay"
There are eliminations, and then there are eliminations. We haven't seen one like the one in the last episode of "MasterChef" in a long time, as the judge struggled to accept the elimination of Nissim Zlayet, once again before the decisive stages. "When you are in reserve duty and working shifts all day, you lose the fire in your eyes. Thank you for bringing it back to me," Zlayet said in...

After only a week: Omer Adam returns to business and will perform at the billionaire heir's wedding
Just a week after the end of the grandiose wedding festival in Portofino, Omer Adam returns to his routine and will perform tonight at the wedding of Matan Adelson, son of Miriam and Sheldon Adelson, also known as the owner of Hapoel Jerusalem basketball club.

"The absolute last program": Teicher and Zarachovitz end their joint radio journey after 21 years
Following the cancellation of their Radio Tel Aviv show, the broadcasting duo has decided not to continue on another platform. Sharon Teicher and Eran Zarachovitz, who have collaborated since 2005, will continue their partnership on the show "Eretz Nehederet."

It's not just you: a global outage in Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, and Gemini
In an unusual situation, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google dealt with simultaneous service outages throughout the day that affected several of their core artificial intelligence products. The companies stated that they are working to fix the issue.

"I talk to the girl I used to be and tell her, 'You are worth it. You made something out of nothing'"
Gal Kaspers' life was a rollercoaster: she opened a successful culinary business, then fell into debt. She divorced at 28 and moved back in with her mother with three children, then moved to Herzliya and opened a successful chain of fitness and Pilates studios. The hardships caused her to grow thorns, but today on "MasterChef – Dream Team" she presents a different Gal: softer, less rigid, and one...

Not just for wrinkles: The 5 most popular uses for Botox
Botox has long been used for more than just smoothing out wrinkles. From eyebrow lifts and lip shaping to relieving teeth grinding and correcting a gummy smile – these are the uses that have become especially popular in recent years, and what is important to know before the injection.

Parents refused to vaccinate newborn after home birth: court order attempts to change decision
S. and A. chose to have a home birth, but a conflict arose at the hospital over the staff's demand to vaccinate the baby against tetanus. The parents stated there was no reason for the procedure. After being discharged, a police officer and a social worker arrived with a court order requiring the vaccination. The order has since been stayed, and a hearing is scheduled.

21 apple cakes for Rosh Hashanah that are really hard to choose between
Soft and airy, upside-down and caramelized, with crumbs, cinnamon, salted caramel, and even chocolate chips. We have collected the apple cakes and desserts we love most for Rosh Hashanah, including some classics that always work, as well as some more surprising versions for those who want to impress.

"I am happy to show women that intelligence is a beautiful and attractive thing"
Lina Flat has turned cyber, algorithms, and quantum computing into successful online content. In a conversation with mako, she shares why she rejects almost every commercial offer, why she does not trust AI with closed eyes, and how she turned being a woman in a male-dominated industry into an advantage.

Singer Naor Cohen speaks out against Moshik Afia: "I didn't get the respect I deserve"
Naor Cohen, who recorded the song "It's Me" a decade ago, discovered that Moshik Afia released it on his new album under a different title. The artist is demanding credit for his original performance, calling the lack of acknowledgement disrespectful to emerging musicians.

The real Hollywood is the Tree of Life of the Holy Torah
After years of moving away from the spotlight and closer to the Creator, Rotem Zisman-Cohen is a guest on mako's "Spill It" and reveals the change she has undergone: the boredom she felt in the world of glamour ("It was more interesting for me to be at home with the children"), the Hollywood dream she gave up ("If I go to L.A., I know I become a mega-star"), and the feeling that the time has come...

The 7 Good Years: How Fabrica in Rehovot Reinvents Neapolitan Pizza
Oron Amar prepares authentic and meticulous Neapolitan pizza at Fabrica according to all the rules, long before it conquered the Israeli palate. 7 years on the main street of Rehovot, and he is still moving forward, refining the dough and its toppings to perfection, offering a one-of-a-kind tasting menu in the country and turning this small place into a magnificent one-man institution.

Getting used to the cameras: Reality stars reveal touching footage with their firstborn son
After a painful breakup, a comeback, and a birth that made them a family, Sophie Daniel Benjamin and Dor Oz Cohen take their firstborn son, Eitan Yitzhak, to his first photo shoot — providing a sweet glimpse into the new life they started far from the cameras. Only this time, the star is not the parents.

Kfir Atiya’s Comeback: Signing with the "King of Cassettes"
Kfir Atiya, the singer behind cult hits like "Suzie Tazezi" and "Nidlakti Al Shoteret," is making a musical comeback. He has signed a management deal with Alon Leibel, known as the "King of Cassettes," marking the producer's first venture into artist management.

Elia Cohen and Ziv Avod against the Boom Festival: "Israelis who buy a ticket are funding the people who murdered my friends"
Hostage survivor Elia Cohen and his wife, Nova survivor Ziv Avod, are furious at Israelis who choose to travel to the BOOM trance festival, which announced a donation for humanitarian aid in Gaza: "Everything goes to Hamas, whoever buys a ticket is funding murder."

"Independence" with Assi Cohen pushes Israeli cinema forward
Everyone can see themselves in the child hero of "Independence", even if their biographies have no point of overlap: that's what happens when a film gathers within it everything beautiful in Israel, and in the same breath easily exceeds the standard. Many, many local cinema icons can only envy Moshe Rosenthal.

Hospitalized abroad and attacked by the doctor: "I am treating you but I hate your government"
While lying on a treatment bed in a hospital in Italy, Ido Manor experienced antisemitic accusations from the doctor treating him. In an interview alongside his wife Lyan, they recounted the difficult moments: "He attacked us personally and said that we are committing genocide."

Omri Casspi Raised $250 Million for Third Swish Ventures Fund
The new fund of the former NBA player will invest in about 12 startups in the fields of cyber, AI, and defense. Following the raise, the assets under management of Swish grow to about $800 million.

Journalist Gloria Steinem has passed away at the age of 92
Steinem, who was of Jewish descent, was one of the most recognizable voices of American feminism. She passed away at her home in New York, as reported by her family, surrounded by her loved ones. "She continued to work for equality until the very last moment."

Guardio becomes a unicorn and reveals its annual revenue
Assaf Rappaport joined the investment in the cyber company, which has crossed one million paying private customers and $150 million in annual recurring revenue.

"This is the piece of the puzzle I was missing": Katy Perry talks about her relationship with Justin Trudeau
The pop star reveals in a new interview the "hardest period" she experienced after her breakup with Orlando Bloom, responds to critics, and raves about the former Canadian Prime Minister: "I was lucky enough to meet the love of my life."

Reality star: "I know from my own experience what it means when you have nothing"
Today, Eliav Sasson is a sought-after and successful wedding dress designer, as well as a talented cook who impresses the judges of "MasterChef" with every dish. But as a child, he had to deal with long periods where money was scarce and the economic situation was challenging. Tonight, he shares how the hardships of his childhood taught him to appreciate food and what drove him forward: "This...

Israel leads in problematic social media usage: 16% of students are considered "addicted"
The Ministry of Health publishes new recommendations for dealing with increasing usage: no screens until age two, smartphone only from age 13, and social media from age 15. Moshe Bar Siman-Tov: "A critical impact on public health, mental health, and health in general."

Most honey cakes are just okay, this one is a different league
This year we are making Medovik and becoming the kings and queens of the holiday

Tair Mordoch: "I should have been in the final, if not winning the season"
Tair Mordoch finished her second round on "MasterChef" in the exact same place as her first. Despite her impressive growth, she shared that she felt she had much more to show and reflected on what she would have done differently.

Flu vaccination campaign begins: when can you get vaccinated?
Vaccines will arrive gradually at clinics over the coming weeks. Health funds are calling on the public, especially high-risk populations, to get vaccinated as soon as the vaccines arrive. Last year, six children died from the virus.

Law intended to expand security cooperation with Israel becomes target of antisemitic conspiracy theories in the US
A new report by the Fighting Online Antisemitism (FOA) movement reveals how a routine technological clause in the US National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) was systematically distorted on social media. From conservative politicians to extremist groups, the discourse evolved into baseless theories about 'Jewish control' over the US government and the Pentagon.

DJ Khaled photographed with an Israeli and faced backlash: "You are a disgrace to Palestinians"
His parents are of Palestinian descent, but DJ Khaled has not expressed solidarity with either side during the three years of fighting. Now, after being photographed with Israeli jeweler Avi Hiaeve, he has faced major backlash from pro-Palestinian commenters.