Dancers perform Holocaust tribute on Argentina’s ‘Got Talent’

A troupe from a dance school in Argentina’s Buenos Aires province performed a ‘tribute’ to victims of the Holocaust in a dance performed on the television show, Got Talent Argentina. A clip from the show capturing the dance was posted to the show’s YouTube channel on Monday. The video shows the dancers coming out onto […]

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Show of Hamsa: Fauda will return for a fifth season

Ilan Sigal, the CEO of yes, the network that created Fauda, announced Monday night that the Israeli counterterrorism drama that became a worldwide sensation would be returning for a fifth season.   Sigal was joined by Fauda’s co-creator, Avi Issacharoff, to announce that season five is already underway. The announcement was made as part of […]

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Ishay Ribo becomes first Israeli to perform at Madison Square Garden

History was made for Israeli musical artists after Ishay Ribo became the first Israeli artist to perform at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The Orthodox singer Ishay Ribo, whose music has attracted a diverse audience of religious and secular Israeli fans, was the first Israeli artist to headline a concert at the world-famous […]

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These are some of the most tough to reach places on earth

Sometimes it seems to us that humans have managed to settle almost all over the world, or at least to discover additional areas that are less populated. However, there are vast areas on Earth that mankind has yet to fully explore. To introduce you to those areas, we have gathered here the 10 most mysterious […]

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Memoir tries to mend pieces of the author’s broken Cuban-Jewish family

In her recent book, “The Object of Jewish Literature,” Jewish Theological Seminary professor Barbara A. Mann writes about how “literature deploys physical objects as emblems of ideas, emotions, and psychological dramas about the self.” In other words, “things” matter: Furnishings, clothing, food, and, in the case of Mann’s study, the glued or sewn-together bundles of […]

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Crystal Finn attacked by otters: ‘They bit me in the butt’

Otters may seem harmless, but a chance encounter with them can be dangerous. Crystal Finn, known for her role in “Succession,” experienced this firsthand when she was attacked by several angry otters while swimming in Northern California’s River of Feathers in July. The bites were so severe that she had to seek medical treatment at […]

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All the Jewish NFL players to watch in the 2023-2024 season

As the calendar turns to September, many Jews eagerly await an annual fall tradition that signals a new beginning: Week 1 of the NFL season. This year, the season begins on Sept. 7, just about 10 days before Rosh Hashanah. Read on for our guide to all the Jewish players (listed alphabetically) and storylines to […]

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Cosmetic tweaks and $2 million: Ferrari ’54 chassis sold at auction

Just yesterday, we covered Rolls Royce’s unveiling of a new $30 million car. However, that’s just a hint of the escalating prices in the exclusive classic car market – a far cry from the ’71 Ford Escort you’ve tucked away in hopes of a future windfall. As always, Ferrari takes center stage, achieving exceptional results […]

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Madonna’s biggest scandals: Exploring controversial moments

Music uniquely bridges generations, especially when an artist maintains relevance over decades, appealing to a broad spectrum of ages. One such artist who seamlessly fits this description is the iconic Madonna, a name that speaks for itself. While Madonna’s undeniable status is universally recognized, she is equally renowned for being a controversial figure in music […]

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Legalese: What are the origins of legal jargon?

In the 1979 film And Justice for All, Al Pacino, in the role of defense attorney Arthur Kirkland, famously cries out,“You’re out of order! You’re out of order! The whole trial is out of order!” Given the spate of mass demonstrations that have been staged nationwide in Israel in recent months, one could justifiably exclaim, […]

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