A dish over NIS 20: The culinary bomb in Tel Aviv’s sleepy suburb
Yehezkel Kazaz Street in Or Yehuda may have Israel’s densest culinary scene, with Blamo-Sassi’s Bureka standing out as one of the country’s best-value bites.
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We tested a robotic vacuum that also cleans your sofas
Fashionable comfort shoes at great prices
The tasty news of Israel: A yellow-orange party
Seven fashion items we loved this week
Change from NIS 150: The brand is saying goodbye and this skirt is sold at half price.
The tasty news of Israel
Underground, above the city: Pizza Zutt wants Naples, New York, and Tel Aviv.
Brand news: Evolution of a brand and AI in the service of beauty
Raspberry secret, decades of victory, riders and merging, diamonds for the face, the model you won’t meet, the power of serum, and a royal breakfast in Jaffa.
An 11% drop in vehicle deliveries in January, Chinese brands gain strength
About 42,000 cars were registered in Israel in early 2026. Hyundai leads sales, Jaecoo ranks second ahead of Toyota and Kia, and the Jaecoo 7 is the top seller.
Salty snacks rich in protein
Each snack contains 20 grams of protein with 220 calories per bag, with a high protein-to-calorie ratio compared to salty snacks in the category.
99% diagnosis in four minutes: The start-up transforming heart care
AccuLine completes clinical trial in seven Israeli hospitals: The system achieved 94% sensitivity in detecting heart patients and 99% risk exclusion in a non-invasive clinic test.
The tasty guide to Valentine’s Day 2026
Romance even before the first course, and a great love afterward: Israel’s tasty (and love-filled) news.
“Someone forgot to install a door here”: The weird trend annoying hotel guests
Hotels are removing bathroom doors, replacing them with glass, curtains, or open alcoves. Guests are complaining, and privacy battles are now going online.
Not just walls: An exhibition on the home that remains in consciousness
A dual exhibition at P8 Gallery explores the concept of home through memory, nostalgia, and staged photography – between excess and loss, between light and darkness.
For approximately $2B: Apple acquires a secret Israeli start-up
Apple completes one of its largest-ever acquisitions, buying Israel’s Q.AI, developer of facial expression analysis and “silent speech” technology, aiming to close gaps with Meta, Google, and OpenAI.
