Israeli singles seek committed relationships amid war, reflected in OkCupid data. Actions over words emphasized for building stability and navigating challenges.
The numbers relating to this phenomenon are far, far too high. This is beyond an issue of concern; it is outright fear.
The matchmaking trend began in the first weeks of the war amid daily rocket fire, with posts from people seeking to find “the one to run to the bomb shelter with.”
Two women offer crucial emotional support and guidance to individuals and couples seeking connection and companionship, addressing the unique challenges faced in turbulent times.
A man shared his surprising dating experience on social media when his second date took an unexpected turn, leaving him with seemingly no choice but to walk away.
The new feature will cost users nearly £5,000 annually, with some claiming that it will only attract "super wealthy or pathological stalker types."
How did ‘Yeshiva Deceiva’ – a married rabbi romantically entangled with several women over at least seven years – live a double life?
After the Jake Segal scandal, many women in Israel expressed reluctance to use dating apps, but others said that it was merely an expectation they had when using it.
"Jake Segal" is the alter-ego of Rabbi Yosef Paryzer, a foreign citizen in his 30s who worked at a yeshiva in Israel.
Jewish Matchmaker host talks about the art of finding a soulmate, the intrigues, and personal adventures.
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