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The glamorous lifestyle models supposedly lead is often just a mirage and it's not often the physical price they pay is made known to fans; But Israeli model May Tager paid such a price

A decade since her last appearance in the action franchise, the Israeli Hollywood star makes a surprise comeback as Gisele, a former Mossad agent, who is revived in the new Fast X film

It's not laziness, it's biology: If you struggle to make the most of your mornings, you might be a night owl and need to embrace your natural rhythm and plan your day accordingly; 'Each of us has a biological clock located at the base of the hypothalamus in the brain,' says expert

Aleeza Ben Shalom is the star of TV reality show 'Jewish Matchmaking' which brings together Jewish singles and bachelors from around the world to get them under the chuppah

Warsaw takes issue with singer celebrating ‘victory’ for getting full marks for final performance from Poland where members of her family perished in the Holocaust

At 58, Ruti Rodney fulfilled a dream and became a flight attendant. Two years later her kidneys shut down and when a donor was found for her she learned that she had cancer. 'Nothing is over until it's over'

Elad Borenstein has quickly become one of the most prominent yet enigmatic names in the local fashion industry: from his rise as the partner of bridal designer Idan Cohen, through the disappointing Israeli Fashion Week in Dubai, to the advertising mechanism behind Noa Kirel, Nataly Dadon, and Taylor Malchov in renown magazines abroad

Stefan Mandel, an 83-year-old Holocaust survivor, developed a method that led him to win the lottery no less than 14 times, the first time was at the age of 24; now after 21 years on the run, he decided to return to Israel, and fight for his innocence

Despite the availability of free HIV tests, advanced drugs and affordable preventive measures, new infections resurface; Ignorance, complacency, and the shocking indifference by the state are the driving forces behind this concerning trend, as well as the absence of a national strategy

Bridal abduction, known as 'Ala Kachuu', persists as a longstanding practice in Kyrgyzstan and Central Asia, involving the forcible abduction of women for arranged marriages; Despite efforts to curb it, one in three Kyrgyz women are victimized by this practice