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Sue Surkes is The Times of Israel's environment reporter. A female turtle fitted with a transmitter for research returns to the Mediterranean Sea. (Yaniv Levy, INPA) The Israel Nature and Parks Authority called on the public on Tuesday to look out for turtle nests on Israel’s Mediterranean beaches, now that egg-laying season has begun and rockets from Gaza appear to have stopped. Since the ceasefire with Hamas took effect early Friday, seven turtle nests have been discovered on the southern coast. On Monday, one was found in the tracks of a tank on Zikim beach, south of Ashkelon and near Ga...

The 24 best shows on Amazon Prime to watch right now (May 2021) Gem Seddon © Provided by Total Film Vikings Amazon Prime Video may not be the first name that springs to mind when you want to stream a series (or 10), but maybe it should be. The streamer has a surprising amount of depth tucked away in its library. Not only are some of the best Amazon Prime shows part of its originals lineup - such as The Boys and Good Omens - but there's a stack of boxsets available that you really should start digging into. After all, you've paid for your Prime membership. You may as well ma...

Spirits and Scares in ‘The Vigil,’ a Horror Movie with a Hasidic Twist We’ve seen plenty of Jewish horror movies, mostly having to do with the atrocities of the Holocaust. “The Vigil” has an element of that, too, but it’s mainly a scare-filled psychological thriller steeped in Jewish ritual and lore.  Set in the Brooklyn, N.Y. Orthodox community of Boro Park, it’s about a former Hasid named Yacov (Dave Davis) who, strapped for funds, accepts a rabbi’s request to serve as a shomer, watching over a deceased member of the community overnight. Suffice it...