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Infrared saunas are gaining popularity in Israeli homes, offering both physical and mental health benefits. Recent studies show improvements in heart health, mood, and relief from chronic conditions. The trend highlights a shift toward holistic wellness.
The European Broadcasting Union is debating Israel's participation in Eurovision 2026 amid boycott threats and controversy over the Gaza war. Organizers are considering new rules to protect the contest's neutrality, with a vote on Israel's inclusion possible if concerns persist.
TimesofIsraelDanon slams annual UN resolution calling on Israel to withdraw from Golan HeightsDecember 03, 2025
The United Nations General Assembly passed resolutions calling for Israel to withdraw from the Golan Heights and other territories. Israel and the United States voted against the measures, with Ambassador Danny Danon criticizing the decisions. The resolutions come amid ongoing regional security concerns.
Farmers protesting new inheritance taxes in London faced sudden police crackdowns, with some arrested and detained. The incident has sparked calls for an investigation into possible political motives behind the police actions. The farming community vows to continue their protests until their concerns are heard.
An Afghan national has been charged in the deadly shooting of two National Guard members near the White House. One guard was killed and another remains hospitalized. The suspect pleaded not guilty and is being held without bond.
Your Party, a new left-wing group led by former Labour members, launched amid infighting and controversy. The party's chaotic conference saw disputes over leadership and membership, with plans to expand into Scotland. Observers warn the group could further disrupt Scottish politics.
TimesofIsraelItalian Jewish groups condemn vandalism of memorial plaque for terror victimDecember 02, 2025
A memorial plaque for a young victim of terrorism at a Rome synagogue was vandalized with anti-Israel slogans, prompting condemnation from Italian Jewish groups and officials. The incident is part of a troubling rise in antisemitic acts in the city.
Gwyneth Paltrow admits to feeling lonely at home during the holidays because her husband, Brad Falchuk, dislikes Christmas festivities. Despite this, she continues to embrace her favorite traditions and offers advice on navigating the season as a blended family.
TimesofIsraelPM cancels televised address on Haredi draft law, which Bennett brands as deceptionDecember 02, 2025
Prime Minister Netanyahu cancelled a planned address on a bill to maintain ultra-Orthodox exemptions from military service, drawing sharp criticism from opposition leaders. Critics say the law is deceptive and undermines the military. The legislation has sparked widespread controversy and internal dissent.
YNetUS working to save ceasefire in north but Israel is clear: 'Heading for escalation. WDecember 02, 2025
United States efforts to maintain a ceasefire in northern Israel face challenges as Israeli officials warn of possible escalation with Hezbollah. Israeli intelligence points to Hezbollah's growing strength and the Lebanese army's reluctance to act.
Prime Minister Netanyahu canceled a planned statement on the controversial military draft exemption bill just minutes before it was set to air. His silence has heightened speculation about internal divisions and the bill's political impact.
ArutzShevaOfficials in Jerusalem present: New evidence of Hezbollah's accelerated armamentDecember 02, 2025
Israeli officials shared new intelligence with a US envoy, warning of Hezbollah's rapid military buildup and ongoing violations of ceasefire agreements. The meetings emphasized concerns over regional stability and foreign support for Hezbollah.







