Recovery

Recent CBS data reveals a recovery in the Israeli housing market, with 24,000 apartments sold between June and August—an 11.1% quarterly increase. Experts dismiss unsold inventory fears as an urban legend, noting few completed units remain.

A new study reveals that despite high return rates in the Gaza envelope, local leaders face severe burnout, social cohesion is strained, and long-term recovery needs persist beyond state timelines.

Liri Albag reflects on her life nearly two years after returning from Hamas captivity, describing the ongoing psychological struggle, recovery, and adjustment to a new daily routine.

Michal Eliyahu shares her inspiring recovery from severe anorexia, which began during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now 21, she advocates for mental health and self-love.

After decades of severe epilepsy and complex brain surgery, Galit Shira Elul celebrates three seizure-free years, sharing her inspiring journey of faith and recovery.

Hani Leiter, mother of injured soldier Neriya Leiter, shares her ordeal at Shaare Zedek Hospital following a terror attack. Neriya remains sedated with severe head injuries as family and public rally in prayer.

Kfar Aza installs fencing around the Dor Tzeir neighborhood and halts public tours as 40 families return, balancing community rehabilitation with October 7 memorial plans.

Nike is launching, in collaboration with Hyperice, recovery slides with heating and vibration for $249, which may cost more than 1,000 shekels in Israel. But is this an effective technology – or a "recovery tax" on a product for which the brand itself created the need?

There is an optical illusion that occurs the moment we head north. We carry the 'center' of urgency and efficiency with us, viewing the Galilee as a periphery. But it is time to shift our consciousness.

The new Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide, developed in collaboration with Hyperice, is designed for post-workout recovery. The model will be available in the US starting September 29th for $249.