Israeli firm BiblePics uses AI to let people talk to biblical characters

A new platform called BiblePics, made by Sinay Elihay, aims to fuse the wisdom of the Bible with artificial intelligence. By using visual storytelling and cutting-edge AI algorithms, BiblePics hopes to offer an immersive experience that breathes life into ancient scriptures, making them accessible, engaging, and relevant for people of all ages and backgrounds. At […]

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Summer blues as Buddy Guy abruptly cancels Israel shows at last minute

Legendary American blues guitarist Buddy Guy on Monday abruptly canceled his two Israeli performances scheduled for next week, on July 19 at the Caesarea Amphitheater and the following night at the Tel Aviv Arts Center. The 87-year-old Guy  – who was arriving here as part of his Damn Right Farewell Tour ahead of his planned […]

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Practice and follow-up are crucial in improving literacy – study

Researchers in Scandinavian countries have uncovered new information on how students can better understand the connection between sounds and their corresponding letters. After pinpointing a difference in each gender’s ability to process the connection between sounds and letters, Norwegian psychological researchers have been able to identify how these reading skills can be improved on by […]

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Cool and fascinating places in Europe to escape Israeli summer heat in

The Israeli summer is unbearable for almost all of us, and there is no doubt that we would not refuse a short jump to a cool place. For this purpose, we have compiled a number of such places in Europe that are both interesting and cool in the summer. Amsterdam, the Netherlands The Dutch capital […]

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Yale hoopster Danny Wolf checks in ahead of representing Israel

It’s been a busy and successful summer thus far for Israel’s youth national teams as the soccer squads stunned their opposition with incredible tournament results. Now it’s basketball’s turn to take center court as the Under-20 team begins competing in the European Championship on Saturday night when it steps onto the floor in Heraklion to […]

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Mahaneh Yehuda celebrates centennial, signs agreement with Florence

Colloquially known in Hebrew as the “shuk”, the Mahaneh Yehuda open-air market in Jerusalem, known as one of the country’s most striking bazaars, just celebrated its centennial. For more stories from The Media Line go to themedialine.org Festivities included concerts with famous Israeli bands, local contests between food vendors, and more. “People from all over […]

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A kosher baker rejected a synagogue’s order for rainbow Pride treats

The request for rainbow-frosted cupcakes came from a repeat customer — a local synagogue that had relied on the West Orange Bake Shop to make kosher desserts for its special events. But this year, bakery co-owner Yitzy Mittel decided to decline the order. He couldn’t bring himself to produce the Pride-themed goods. Mittel, an Orthodox […]

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Gal Gadot to receive a star on Hollywood Walk of Fame

Israeli actress Gal Gadot will receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, according to the Walk of Fame’s official YouTube account. Gadot is one of 31 professionals in the fields of entertainment in film, television, and radio who will receive a star in their name on Hollywood Boulevard during the year 2024. Other […]

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Angela Bassett, Mel Brooks to get honorary Oscars

Actor Angela Bassett and veteran filmmaker Mel Brooks will receive Academy Honorary Awards this year in honor of their careers and contribution to cinema, Hollywood’s Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has said. The Academy announced it had voted to present the awards to two-time Oscar nominee Bassett and “The Producers” writer Brooks, as […]

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Tired of flying economy? Spanish designer looks to reinvent air travel

Flight in the economy class can be the worst part of your trip. Dealing with long hours cramped in tightly packed rows of seats can be extremely unpleasant, to say the least. And we haven’t even mentioned how every minute in this density feels like an hour. That’s precisely why a young Spanish designer named […]

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