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Video speed dating for religious Jews launched

by ILH Staff

The service offers conversations with six people in one evening, all with good compatibility potential.

Child's rampage through Walmart goes viral

by ILH Staff

"Where is her mother – or whoever she's with?" a shopper can be heard asking in the video.

JD Vance sparks controversy with Thanksgiving meme

by Miri Weissman

VP-elect ignited a social media firestorm over Thanksgiving

Would you dance for free coffee?

by ILH Staff

Dancing for free morning brew becomes social media sensation at Massachusetts coffee shop.

Nick Matau was a nuclear engineer; then he became a pro-Israel TikTok sensation

by Tzivia Blum

A non-Jewish American veteran gains millions of views defending Israel on social media, despite facing daily threats.

Iran's leader gets punished

by ILH Staff

The suspension from X comes in the wake of Israel's first direct strike on Iranian territory this weekend to retaliate for Oct. 1 missile barrage.

How to see deleted messages on WhatsApp

by Roni Shkedy

The message deletion feature on WhatsApp was launched in 2017, allowing users to delete messages they’ve sent. Through a workaround, Galaxy users can discover what was sent to them — even after it’s been deleted. Here's how to do it.

Turkey bans Discord for not sharing user information

by Miri Weissman

The Transport and Infrastructure Minister highlighted the challenges faced by authorities in monitoring illegal content shared on Discord: "Security personnel cannot go through the content."

'Eating the Cats' performer stands by Israel on X

by Erez Linn

The spat began when @Africa4Pal showed tweets posted by Kiffness in which he made sure to show the Israeli version of events, including one replying South African President Matamela Cyril Ramaphosa, in which he said the following: "If you're going to side with Palestine, that is your prerogative, but at least get the facts straight. You are an embarrassment to South Africans who love the truth. Your are not my president."

AP under fire for describing Hezbollah leader 'charismatic and shrewd'

by Adi Nirman

Associated Press faces backlash for initially describing Hassan Nasrallah in an overly positive light, then changing its headline hours later.

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