Sponsored content

From Costa Rica to Ramat Beit Shemesh: A wedding in 8 days

Nohomy left Costa Rica, Ezra Chaim left Pennsylvania, both for a life of Torah. On August 31 they marry alone, with no parents and an empty apartment.

Wills in Israel: What families living abroad need to know

An apartment in Jerusalem left to children in Toronto. A savings account in Tel Aviv belonging to a grandmother who died in Manchester.

What Sp5der actually is, and why it blew up so fast

Scroll any streetwear clip and you will see the name spelled three ways in the comments: spider, Sp5der, sp5der. People argue about whether it counts as designer and swap stories about it being their first hype buy.

Leading halachic authority gives blessing of wealth to all who support new Torah center

Support the establishment of the new Merkaz HaTorah Teshuvos V'Hanhagos Kollel in Beit Shemesh and receive Rabbi Moshe Sternbuch’s exclusive Golden Protective Coin.

Stunning waterfront views await at Lucerne Grand Condo

Imagine you wake up to the warm sun shining off a vast tranquil lake just outside the window of your bedroom. The popular idea of being in nature and still being in touch with the city is becoming a reality.

Why patients are seeking more specialist medical advice

Patients are becoming more informed, more curious and more proactive about their health. Rather than simply accepting a diagnosis or treatment plan at face value, many people are now looking for more specialist advice and exploring the options available to them.

Cross-border assets & legal friction

Why ultra-high-net-worth individuals are retaining private legal concierges in Israel.

Not Only After a Rejection:

Not Only After a Rejection: When Should You Consult an Immigration Lawyer

Immigration issues often seem straightforward until a missing document, previous visa problem or unexpected refusal changes everything. Here’s when legal guidance can make a real difference.

Apple Price Increases Explained

iPhone 18 Price Predictions and How to Protect Your Device Investment

High-tech secrets behind A-list brands

How stars build power

Mother seeks funds for treatment abroad for son

Chaim Rafael, born with HLHS, needs another critical stage of treatment abroad. The options in Vienna, Germany, and Boston come at very high costs. The family is raising $300,000 for treatment and related expenses.

5 Best Residential Proxies in Israel

Residential proxies route requests through IP addresses linked with household internet connections in Israel. Businesses use them for local price checks, search tracking, advert reviews, website testing, and public market research.

How to find the best Amazon marketing agency for consumer goods brands in 2026

Most "best" lists of Amazon marketing agencies don't account for what makes your brand type different.

How Seedance 2.0 Streamlines Cinematic Video Production from Shot Design to Final Sequence

A practical look at how multimodal video tools can support visual development, continuity, sound, iteration, and editing without replacing the filmmaker’s judgment.

Ukrainian rabbi

Ukrainian rabbi issues controversial appeal: 'God should forgive his sins'

He condemns the young man's actions, but Rabbi Yaakov Jan says one thing cannot be forgotten: “He is still a Jew."

Adam Milstein and the question of what comes next

At 74, Adam Milstein is focused on ensuring the institutions he built can thrive long after he steps back.

How LinkedIn Automation Can Support Business Growth

For businesses looking to grow beyond their local market, building strong professional connections has never been more important.

Your team adopted AI tools. Can you prove the time savings?

An NBER study of roughly 6,000 executives found that 89-95% of firms saw no measurable productivity or employment impact over three years, while the same period produced consistent evidence that individual workers do save real time.

9 children waited for their dad each night. Then he was gone.

For over a decade, this teacher came home to nine children who waited for him every evening. One Shabbat, he did not come home at all.

Her brother still sets her place at the table. She's 14 and in Stage 4.

A 14-year-old is in the hospital with Stage 4 cancer, while at home her little brother sets a place for her at the table every single night.

"New Program"

Discover a New Program by HaGaon Rabbi Yitzchak Berkovits: Mitzvas Talmud Torah

How Bnei Torah Fulfill Mitzvas Talmud Torah to Become a Talmid Chacham

Today:

Tonight Is It- Last Hours to Plant Before Tu B'Av Ends

After sunset tonight, the halachic window closes for a year. Communities across Israel are planting right now. $45 plants one tree (matched to two with code TWO4TU). Join them in person or plant from home, but decide in the next hours.

Your NSGP grant is just the beginning

Your congregation just won an NSGP grant. Do not let the vendor pick the armor.

What Actually Determines Whether a Hair Transplant Succeeds - Top 10 Clinics for 2026

Price isn't everything. The real difference lies in how every graft is handled from start to finish.

Is Judea and Samaria quickly becoming the new Gaza?

Help the Schwell family rebuild after a devastating fire destroyed their home. Your support can help provide clothing, essentials, and a path toward rebuilding their lives.

Ultimate Travel Insurance Guide:

The ultimate travel insurance guide: How to save money and travel with peace of mind

About 70% of Israelis still buy their travel insurance at the very last minute, often buying in the same places, clicking on the first policy that pops up on their mobile phone without comparing or fully understanding the coverage.

Doctors say she might not reach 15. She asked how they were

Chagit Berger is 14, from Beitar Illit, and fighting Stage 4 cancer. Her family cannot carry the treatment costs alone, and $96,579 is still missing.

Watch: Did You Ever Realize That Most Of The Good in Your Life Slips by Unnoticed?

HoduLashem: The app that helps you notice Hashem in the everyday.

Four Years of a Father's Life Can Still Be Saved

His family says a legal appeal could cut his prison sentence in half - but they urgently need to raise $80,000 to continue the fight.

Widow’s Final Plea:

Widow’s Final Plea: “Please Don’t Let My Children Lose Their Home"

Six years after losing their father, five children now face the possibility of losing the only home they have left.

Online IQ Tests: Digital Assessments and Cognitive Training

Explore the science behind online IQ testing, cognitive assessment, and brain training. Learn how modern platforms such as MyIQ make intelligence testing more accessible and why users are sharing their experiences online.

Why First-Party Data Is Becoming So Important for News Publishers

The shift away from third-party cookies represents one of the biggest changes the digital publishing industry has experienced in years. Yet it also presents an opportunity. Read more here.

This Tisha B'av WATCH FREE:

This Tisha B'av WATCH FREE: Bonei Olam's 'Echoes from the Platform'

Join Rabbi Shlomo Bochner on an unforgettable journey in Echoes from the Platform, streaming this Tisha B'Av.

How cloud-based workforce management Is changing the way businesses manage employees

From employee attendance and shift scheduling to payroll preparation and digital documents, modern businesses are moving toward connected workforce-management platforms

Shabbat began he was alive, when it ended there were 9 orphans

He taught other people's children for over a decade. Now his widow has nine of her own to raise, and the family income is gone.

A critical need. A historic opportunity

Ma'ayan HaBriut is launching a new emergency and urgent care center in Samaria, providing round-the-clock treatment, diagnostics and rapid response for over 55,000 residents, visitors and security personnel.

Beyond Search Rankings

5 GEO Agencies Shaping Digital Visibility in Israel

Instagram Story Viewer

Everything You Need to Know About Viewing Stories Effectively

Time sensitive

Sukkot in Jerusalem for $36: Early bird ends July 15

After 31 years, this raffle is still sending whole families to Jerusalem for Sukkot, and the extended early bird deadline is tomorrow, July 15.

He Got A New Kidney At 4. Now His Body Is Rejecting It

An orphaned boy's transplanted kidney is failing, and the doctors say the treatment that saves it cannot wait. 100 gifts of $360 close the gap.