Love
Tu B'Av love story: How two Jerusalem retirees found love after a lifetime apart
Barry Halpern, 90, and Rica Cuperman, 80, were not looking for romance when a chance dinner changed their lives and proved that love can arrive at any age.
Tu B’Av’s deeper meaning: Rebuilding Jewish connection beyond romance - opinion
More than 10,000 Jewish singles set to take part in 'world's largest speed dating event'
The "Madonna–Whore" complex: When a man loves someone but is not attracted to her
Is couples' therapy not working for you? This is what you need to do
Couples therapy can help you see the places where you don't act nicely and learn to understand why this happens. Stopping the behavior is another story with a harder solution.
Love or obsession -opinion
Over time a healthy love relationship evolves and the intensity of infatuation decreases. Friendship, respect, commitment and individuality form and replace infatuation.
These are the kinks that used to be taboo - and now aren't
Wearing diapers? Love feet? The cultural processes of the last decade have liberated the sexual practices that were once taboo, making them acceptable bed habits.
Can wolves bond with humans like dogs? -study
Domesticated animals are widely assumed to show more affection towards humans than their undomesticated counterparts.
TripAdvisor recommends Yad Vashem as date night hotspot
Looking to surprise your partner with a spontaneous, romantic day trip? Tripadvisor suggests taking them to Yad Vashem.
Tu Be'av: Why aren't more young Jews finding love, marrying? - opinion
There are hundreds, perhaps thousands, of young people of marriageable age who have not yet found their bashert. This problem is particularly acute in the Modern Orthodox community.
A.B. Yehoshua: A man who refused to hate
MIDDLE ISRAEL: Novelist A.B. Yehoshua should be recalled not only for his literary yield, but also for his willingness to change his mind and for his refusal to hate.
Is it dangerous to kiss dogs on the mouth?
Mai and Moshe have a loving, supportive relationship yet one thing disturbs the harmonious balance: Mai's dog Ray, and that she kisses him on the mouth.
How Orna Guralnik went from the Israeli army to ‘Couples Therapy’ stardom
The Jewish Israeli-American psychoanalyst counsels real couples navigating many complex issues.
Gilad Sharon: From my parents’ memorial service
I muse over friendship and love: Parents’ love for their children, love between a man and a woman, the evolution of love, how it is born out of natural selection and to what proportions it can grow.