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Language and baseHebrew · Jerusalem
The last 30 days
1,862reports translated
74%first to report
97 mintypical time behind the first report
100%carry a named author
1%opinion and analysis
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Srugim's tone this month is charged, close to the rest of the right-wing press. On Netanyahu, the Knesset, the IDF, Eisenkot and the police its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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Health · 2d agoFood Blogger Daniel Amit Shares Optimistic Update on Anxiety BattleContent creator and food blogger Daniel Amit shared an optimistic update on her battle with severe anxiety, which had been causing physical distress. On Thursday, she reported waking up without the intense heart palpitations that had plagued her for weeks. Amit had previously described the anxiety as the worst she had experienced in years, impacting her daily life and leading her to reduce social media activity. She thanked followers for their support, which she said helped her through the difficult time.Health · 3d agoReligious Life Linked to Longer Lifespans, Research ShowsA new book by the late Lord Jonathan Sacks, "Celebrate Life," highlights research linking religious observance to increased longevity. Studies indicate that regular attendance at a place of worship reduces the risk of premature death by 46%. The research integrates findings from various fields, suggesting that faith-based community involvement, a sense of purpose, structured routines, and gratitude contribute to longer, healthier lives.Health · 3d agoNational Health Fund Offers Shortest Wait Times for Child Therapy ServicesThe National Health Fund (Leumit) offers the shortest wait times for child therapy services, averaging 2.4 months for speech therapy, significantly less than other Israeli health funds. Leumit also has the lowest rate of justified complaints and ranks first in customer satisfaction. The article highlights these benefits for families seeking timely and quality care for their children.Health · 4d ago · also in 4 newsroomsWeight Loss Drugs May Pose Risk of Blindness, FDA WarnsThe U.S. FDA is mandating new warnings for popular GLP-1 weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy, citing a rare risk of optic nerve damage that could lead to irreversible blindness. While clinical trials suggest a slight increase in vision impairment cases among users, experts stress the condition remains extremely rare. Patients experiencing sudden vision changes are advised to seek immediate medical help, but doctors suggest not to halt treatment without consultation due to the drugs' significant health benefits.Health · 5d ago · also in 4 newsroomsMedia Personality Avri Gilad Reveals Bell's Palsy DiagnosisMedia personality Avri Gilad revealed he is suffering from Bell's Palsy, causing paralysis in half of his face. He chose to publicly share his diagnosis, explaining he prefers honesty over maintaining a polished image. Gilad described the alarming onset of symptoms, including severe headaches and facial paralysis, and his subsequent medical treatment with steroids. He expressed optimism for recovery and drew a parallel between his personal acceptance of his condition and the need for Israelis to move past political grievances.Health · 8d ago · also in 9 newsroomsTV Host Avri Gilad Reveals Half-Face Paralysis Due to Bell's PalsyIsraeli media personality Avri Gilad announced Friday he has Bell's palsy, causing paralysis on half of his face. He discovered the condition upon waking and is undergoing medical treatment and taking medication. Gilad discussed his emotional response and decided to face the challenge with joy, attributing the cause to excessive gum chewing. He hopes for a full recovery but is preparing for the possibility of permanent paralysis.Health · 9d ago · also in 1 newsroomBeloved TV Host Dana Grodsky Shares Hospital Update After Preventive SurgeryIsraeli TV presenter Dana Grodsky, 41, shared an update from her hospital bed after undergoing a preventive double mastectomy and reconstruction surgery. The procedure is part of a plan after she discovered she carries the BRCA1 gene mutation, which increases cancer risk. She thanked her partner, Assaf Liss, for his support. Grodsky had previously undergone preventive removal of her ovaries and fallopian tubes.Health · 9d ago · also in 1 newsroomHealthy 47-Year-Old Man Hospitalized in Critical Condition After Flu ComplicationsA 47-year-old unvaccinated man is in critical condition at Soroka University Medical Center, connected to an ECMO machine due to severe flu complications. This case highlights the risks of influenza, even in healthy individuals, as the H1N1 strain circulates globally. In response to rising flu cases, including six child deaths this year, the Ministry of Health is distributing vaccines and protective measures, urging prompt vaccination for all.Health · 9d ago · also in 2 newsroomsHealth Ministry Orders Kfar Chabad Residents to Boil WaterIsrael's Ministry of Health has instructed residents of Kfar Chabad to boil tap water due to abnormal test results. The directive applies to drinking, cooking, and medication preparation, but not for bathing or sanitation. This measure will remain in place until further notice, and domestic filters are not a substitute for boiling. The ministry is working with water suppliers to resolve the issue.Health · 9d ago · also in 1 newsroomHadassah Medical Center Chairwoman Dalia Itzik Announces RetirementDuring her tenure, she oversaw projects like a new rehabilitation center and a clinic in Netivot, and worked to stabilize the hospital's finances. The Women's Zionist Organization of America will begin selecting a successor soon and will appoint Itzik as a Global Honorary Ambassador.Health · 10d ago · also in 4 newsroomsJournalist Guy Maroz Reports Wife Orly Vilnai Hospitalized After Heart EventJournalist Guy Maroz announced his wife, Orly Vilnai, is hospitalized at Tel Aviv's Ichilov Hospital after a cardiac event. Maroz stated she is in good condition and feeling well. He also reflected on the hospital's history, referencing the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin 31 years ago. Prayers were offered for Vilnai's recovery.Health · 12d agoIsraeli Food Influencer Daniel Amit Reveals Battle With Severe AnxietyIsraeli food blogger and influencer Daniel Amit, 36, revealed she has been battling severe, sudden anxiety that has impacted her daily functioning. She described the physical and emotional toll of the condition, noting it was the first time she experienced such intense anxiety in years. Amit has asked her followers for messages of support as she hopes to recover and return to social media soon.Health · 15d ago · also in 8 newsroomsChocolate Products Recalled Due to Undeclared Milk AllergenBetter Choice Ltd. is recalling several dark chocolate products due to an undeclared milk allergen. The affected items include four types of dark chocolate with various expiration dates through November 2027. Consumers with milk allergies are advised not to consume the products and can seek a refund from the point of sale or customer service.Health · 16d agoSix Ways to Combat Persistent Fatigue Beyond Just Sleeping MorePersistent fatigue can be addressed through lifestyle changes beyond just sleeping more. Key strategies include eating a balanced breakfast, incorporating physical activity, checking for vitamin deficiencies like B12, staying hydrated, taking breaks from screens, and improving sleep quality. If fatigue persists despite these measures, consulting a doctor is recommended.Health · 18d ago · also in 2 newsroomsToddler Dies in Jerusalem After Not Waking From SleepEmergency services in Jerusalem responded to a home in the Beit Vagan neighborhood on Tuesday morning for an unresponsive toddler. Paramedics performed resuscitation on the year-and-a-half-old child, who reportedly did not wake from sleep. The child was transported to Shaare Zedek Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead.Health · 20d agoADHD in Adults: Understanding Symptoms, Diagnosis, and TreatmentAdults with ADHD often experience procrastination and forgetfulness, with diagnosis sometimes occurring late in life. Treatment involves therapy, practical tools, and stimulant medications like Attent, which contains amphetamines and carries risks of misuse. Before starting medication, cardiac health is assessed due to potential increases in heart rate and blood pressure. Common side effects include appetite loss and sleep issues, while serious psychiatric effects are rare but require medical attention. Medication aids in managing symptoms but does not replace the need for behavioral coping strategies.Health · 23d ago · also in 8 newsroomsPopular Fruit Compote Recalled Over Potential Plastic ContaminationG. Williford International Ltd. is voluntarily recalling its "Beit Yehuda" brand light fruit compote due to concerns of plastic contamination from packaging. The affected product has a barcode 7296073748762 and expires May 2, 2029. Consumers are advised not to eat the compote and the company is removing it from shelves.Health · 23d ago · also in 1 newsroomWidespread Stomach Virus Outbreak Affects Children in Central IsraelA widespread stomach virus outbreak is affecting children in Israel's central region, causing vomiting and diarrhea that can last up to two weeks. Educational institutions are seeing significant absences, with similar high infection rates reported in nearby areas and the south. Some children are developing dehydration, requiring medical intervention. Health officials are observing a peak in cases across multiple age groups.Health · 23d ago · also in 7 newsroomsHealth Ministry Warns of Dangerous Contamination in Northern Israel's StreamsIsrael's Health and Environmental Protection Ministries have issued a severe warning about dangerous bacterial contamination in northern Israel's streams, following tests on October 20, 2026. High levels of fecal coliform bacteria were found, exceeding safe limits, particularly in the Jordan River and Meshushim Pool. The contamination poses a risk to hikers and local communities, with no known pollution sources yet identified.Health · 27d agoRabbi Benny Wurtzman Reveals 40-Year Secret Battle With Wife's Mental IllnessRabbi Benny Wurtzman revealed he hid his first wife Mimi's severe bipolar disorder for 40 years while maintaining a public career. The struggle began when they were young parents on the Golan Heights, and he feared stigma. After Mimi's death in 2023, he wrote a book about their experience, "Around the Wind Spins," detailing the emotional and physical toll. He now works as a psychotherapist and urges greater sensitivity and support for those with mental illness in the religious community.Health · 30d agoFour Butchers Company Recalls Jerusalem Kishka Over Labeling IssuesFour Butchers Company is recalling its "Jerusalem Kishka" product due to incorrect labeling, including an extended expiration date, incomplete ingredients, and a wrong manufacturer name. The recall was conducted in coordination with the Ministry of Health's Food Service following a district inspection. The company is collecting the product and advises consumers not to eat it.Health · 31d agoBottled Water Myth: Are Mineral Waters Healthier Than Tap?The bottled water industry markets its products as healthier than tap water, but experts say mineral content is often similar. Concerns include potential mineral loss during processing, chemical leaching from plastic, and significant environmental and economic costs. In Israel, tap water is subject to strict standards and is not considered less healthy than bottled options by health authorities.Health · 31d ago · also in 11 newsroomsHealth Ministry Issues Rare Warning on Unknown Food ProductsIsrael's Ministry of Health issued a rare warning against consuming pastel and kube products from the brands "Balfour's Cigars" and "Ilana's Kube." The products are being recalled because their manufacturers are unknown and unregistered with the ministry. The warning covers all package sizes and expiration dates, and the ministry is investigating further to find other products from unknown sources.Health · 31d ago · also in 2 newsroomsMaayan Adam Reveals Anxiety Over Complicated Pregnancy and BirthMedia personality Maayan Adam is experiencing significant anxiety as she nears the end of her pregnancy due to potential birth complications. Adam revealed on Instagram that her baby is large, increasing the risk of uterine rupture following a previous C-section. She faces potential delivery via balloon induction or another C-section, as Pitocin is not an option due to her medical history. Despite her fears and disappointment, Adam is focusing on her baby's health.Health · 31d ago · also in 9 newsroomsUnvaccinated Infant Hospitalized with Meningitis in JerusalemAn unvaccinated six-month-old infant was hospitalized with bacterial meningitis caused by Haemophilus influenzae type B (Hib) at Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem. The infant, who arrived with a high fever, is in stable condition after receiving antibiotic treatment and is expected to be moved to the pediatrics department. Doctors highlighted that this serious illness is preventable through routine vaccination.Health · 32d ago · also in 12 newsroomsFormer MK Emily Moatti Reveals Breast Cancer DiagnosisFormer Knesset Member Emily Moatti revealed on Tuesday she was diagnosed with breast cancer in late summer. She stated she is receiving good care with high recovery chances and urged women to get screened. Moatti promised to release a medical report if elected to the Knesset, citing the public's right to know.Health · 32d agoEducator Publishes Book on Mental Health Struggles, Urges Others Not to Suffer AloneYair Pomerantz, a 30-year-old educator, has published "I Have a Fragile Soul," detailing his lifelong battles with anxiety, post-traumatic stress, and depression. He recounts overcoming these challenges, including during his military service, through professional help and support from loved ones. Pomerantz now advocates for mental health awareness, sharing coping strategies and urging others to seek help, emphasizing the message that "you are not alone."Health · 32d ago · also in 7 newsroomsTen Toddlers Show Allergic Reactions at Beitar Illit DaycareTen toddlers and infants at a daycare center in Beitar Illit experienced allergic reactions on Tuesday. Medical teams from United Hatzalah provided initial treatment, and all children remained conscious. The cause of the reactions is under investigation.Health · 32d agoMobile Mammography Units Improve Breast Cancer Screening Access in IsraelMobile mammography units operated by Assuta Medical Centers are improving access to breast cancer screenings for women across Israel, particularly in remote areas. These units bring diagnostic equipment closer to women, overcoming common barriers like work, family, and travel distance that often lead to postponed appointments. Early detection is crucial for successful treatment, and the mobile services aim to make this vital screening more accessible and integrated into women's lives.Health · 34d ago · also in 1 newsroomTV Personality Adds Salt to Food to Avoid Eating MoreIsraeli TV personality Judy Nir Moses revealed she adds excessive salt to her food to prevent herself from eating more, a habit she uses even with delicious dishes and desserts. Her partner confirmed she does this regularly, including in restaurants. The practice has sparked concern that it could promote unhealthy eating habits and eating disorders, especially among young viewers, by framing food destruction as a diet strategy.More from Srugim