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Singles, take your marks: this is Tel Aviv's way of setting you up
The largest singles race in Israel returns with thousands of participants and an international DJ. We reveal the numbers behind the complex production, security costs, and the expected net profit for the organizers.
Neither status nor appearance: this is Gen Z's biggest dealbreaker in the dating world
Two-thirds of Gen Z admit they are more likely to date someone with a driver's license, but there is one specific behavior that serves as a major dealbreaker.

Netflix star reveals: The mistake preventing thousands of singles from getting married
During a special interview with Lital Shemesh, international matchmaker Aleeza Ben Shalom, star of the successful Netflix series, revealed fascinating insights into the world of modern dating. Ben Shalom addressed the difficulties of finding a partner at a later age, the influence of social media, and the shift in trends among Jews in the Diaspora since the events of October 7.

10 Reasons From ChatGPT Why You Are Still Single
Tu B'Av has arrived and you are still single? Before you get stressed, here are ten possible reasons why you are still single — and some of them are actually flattering.

In honor of Tu B'Av: Golden advice from an amateur matchmaker
Tu B'Av is a time to strengthen one of the world's greatest commandments: matchmaking. It is an easy commandment, yet one that can be hindered by hesitation. At this very moment, someone is sitting there needing only a message: "Maybe I'll give him your number?"

Half a year after the breakup: Olivia Rodrigo spotted with a new boyfriend
A few months after her breakup and just a month since the release of her latest album, the singer was captured by paparazzi with a businessman. The pair were spotted on a romantic date in a park, confirming rumors that have been circulating recently.

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.