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The good news is – performing under pressure just like an Olympian does, is a highly attainable goal. Israeli Judoka Ori Sasson lets us in on a true winner’s mindset claiming “Pressure is a privilege.”

For Ilan Evyatar, the author of "Target Tehran", the answer is as clear as day: “Are you aware of anyone else in the world capable of pulling off something like that?” According to Evyatar, “If I were to single out one thing that really surprised me during my work on the book, that would be discovering just to what extent the Mossad is deeply entrenched in Iran."

Meet the IDF's secretive Yalt'am unit members - who can dive to depths of 300 feet, and are tasked with detection, removal, neutralization, and destruction of underwater threats.

When all of this comes to an end, things will change for me too. My limited ability to express emotions will grow, and until then, I'll make sure to practice watching an emotional movie every once in a while, to stay in shape.

After ascending the wooden bridge, Jewish visitors and tourists are greeted by an impressive model of the Temple, bearing the biblical verse: "And let them make Me a sanctuary, that I may dwell among them."

The supermarket shelves in 2024 showcase a diverse variety of non-dairy milk options. Which one can serve as a proper replacement for the good old cow’s milk?

A journey through the symbols of the Olympic Games over the years shows that while each host country tries to be unique and different, there are a few key elements that cannot be omitted.

In the heart of Israel's northern frontier, a mosaic of communities stands united, their resilience tested daily by an unrelenting barrage of Hezbollah rockets, missiles, and suicide drones. The residents of this region - Jews, Muslims, Christians, and Druze alike - have become the guardians of their homeland, refusing to abandon the land they love, even in the face of unimaginable adversity.

"What we have been witnessing since Oct. 7 is aggression from the radical Left. Here too in the neighborhood I do not feel entirely safe and secure. If I argue over the price in a store then on occasions I will hear an antisemitic comment," one resident says.