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"I must have them know what I went through, it is part of me": Omer Shem-Tov speaks
About 550 days after his release from captivity, Omer Shem-Tov speaks in an interview about life in the shadow of his trauma and his new book, "Meeting myself in hell."

Avinatan Or prepares to release book about days in captivity
Former hostage Avinatan Or, who spent 738 days in Hamas captivity, has announced the release of his book "Through the Earth." He was kidnapped on October 7 along with Noa Argamani.

Rina Matzliach at 70: "It's happening, I can't believe it"
After intensive work, media personality Rina Matzliach reveals the first version of her new book, based on 20 compelling conversations from her podcast "Mom, Dad and I".

Arnon Zamora's widow could not believe her eyes: "I started crying"
Michal, the widow of Israeli hero Arnon Zamora (of blessed memory), shared with excitement yesterday (Sunday) that her book, 'Greater Than the Sum of My Parts', has gone to a second printing less than a week after its launch. The widow of the Israeli hero defined this impressive achievement as a success and thanked the readers who purchased her book.

Unusual: Benny Blanco reveals what he ate to lose weight
The successful music producer and husband of Selena Gomez decided to promote his new book in an original way: documenting five days in which he ate only pizza - and still managed to lose weight. "Feeling really f*cking good."

Rina Matzliach at 70: "Peak excitement!"
The esteemed journalist and media personality is launching a new project—a book based on her successful podcast: "Peak excitement, the book I have been working on for a year and a half has gone to print."

Widow of Arnon Zamora shares exciting news: "Pulse at two hundred"
Michal, widow of Israel's hero Arnon Zamora (of blessed memory), shared on Monday that pre-sales for her book, 'Greater than the sum of my parts', have officially begun. She describes the journey as beginning at a writing retreat for war widows, where she discovered that writing was a way to organize her soul.

Gal Rubin makes an economic move: "Soon to be available for purchase"
After already establishing her status as a makeup artist, influencer, and reality star, the winner of the 2026 season of Big Brother is expanding her sources of income and adding a new title to the business called "Gal Rubin". What is the new product she plans to offer for sale? | All the details

Hanan Ben Ari's ex-wife: "Something unimaginable happened to me, I am heartbroken"
Writer Hadasa Ben Ari shared the dramatic step she was forced to take in the English version of her successful book, and the unimaginable gap she encountered regarding American culture: "I made difficult and painful decisions."

Yael Bar Zohar admits: "I had a crisis recently"
During a relaxing family vacation, the actress shared the personal difficulties she has experienced lately and revealed a surprising connection to Yonit Levi's book, which deals with a particularly sensitive subject.
"The Observers": A misanthropic grandmother, a troubled granddaughter, and a murder mystery
In the last book Edna Mazya completed before her death, the Israeli theater is in turmoil, and its people do not seem particularly nice. A modest and kind souvenir from the desk of a beloved creator.

Book returned to library 150 years late: the story behind the fine
Ross Simmons discovered the book "Antiquities of Athens" inside a tea chest hidden within a sealed fireplace during renovations at his home in Kiama, Australia. It is believed the book was originally borrowed by his great-great-grandfather, John, who owned the property at the time.

The impressive achievement of hostage survivor Elia Cohen: "Excited to share with you"
Hostage survivor Elia Cohen has marked a significant milestone: the release of the 5th language edition of his book, 'Mufawadat' (Negotiations), which details his 505 days in Hamas captivity. Cohen, who is set to marry his fiancée Ziv Avud in August, wrote the book immediately upon his return to process his experience and share his truth.

Niv Haya's mother reveals: "There was no chance, I extended her life"
Gali Sagi, the mother of the late Niv Haya, who passed away from cancer, appeared on 'Israel HaBoker' to discuss the book she wrote during her daughter's treatment in Texas. "It took on a completely different meaning when she passed away; she managed to hold it in her hand literally a week before. She was unconscious and I read chapters to her," she shared.