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Interview with Yitzhak Rabin

Me: Hello Mr. Rabin, nice to meet you.

Yitzhak Rabin: Hello, nice to talk with you too.

Me: I want to ask, why you go out like this when you had a lot of people against you?

Yitzhak Rabin: Because I believe in our people and in democracy. I not want to live in fear and hide.

Me: You was not scared for your safety?

Yitzhak Rabin: My goal was to make peace for the country. This was more important for me than everything.

Me: What you think about what happen in Israel today?

Yitzhak Rabin: It make me sad to see people fight. We need to be together even if we disagree.

Me: What tip you give to young people today?

Yitzhak Rabin: Always have hope. Good leader need to make hard decisions.

Me: Thank you very much Mr. Rabin!

Yitzhak Rabin: Thank you, take care of our country.

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Dream Job: Special Education Teacher

Question: What is your dream job?
My dream job is to be a special education teacher.

Question: Why do you want this job?
I want this job because I like helping children and supporting them.

Question: Why should we choose you for this job?
You should choose me because I am patient, responsible, and I like working with children.

Question: What are your hobbies?
My hobbies are drawing, listening to music, and spending time with my family.

Question: What is your worst quality?
Sometimes I worry too much, but I am trying to be more confident.

Follow-up questions:

Question: Why do you think patience is important for this job?
Because every child is different and needs time to learn.

Question: What would you do if a student refused to do the activity?
I would talk to the student calmly and try to understand the problem.

Question: What would you do if two students started fighting?
I would separate them, calm them down, and talk to them about the problem.

Question: What would you do if you made a mistake at work?
I would learn from my mistake and try to do better next time.

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Roni Shmolovich- An Interview with Phoebe Buffay

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Roni Shmolovich- An Interview with Phoebe Buffay

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Me: Hi Phoebe, it is a pleasure to meet you.

Phoebe: Hi! I am very happy to meet you too!

Me: What do you like most about living in New York?

Phoebe: I love living there because I can always meet my friends at Central Perk.

Me: What is your favorite thing about your friends?

Phoebe: I love that Monica, Rachel, Chandler, Joey, and Ross always support me, even when I do strange things.

Me: Why did you start playing the guitar and writing songs?

Phoebe: I started playing the guitar because music helps me express my feelings and be myself.

Me: What is your favorite song that you have written?

Phoebe: Definitely “Smelly Cat,” because it is funny and it is one of my most famous songs.

Me: If you could give one piece of advice to people, what would it be?

Phoebe: I would tell them to be themselves and not care too much about what other people think.

Me: Thank you so much for the interview, Phoebe. It was wonderful meeting you and learning more about your life.

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Interview with Hofesh Shechter

Me: Hello Hofesh, thank you for talking to me today.
What inspired you to become a choreographer?
Hofesh Shechter: I was inspired by music, movement, and the desire to express emotions through the body.
Me: How would you describe your style of dance?
Hofesh Shechter: I would describe it as energetic, physical, emotional, and sometimes chaotic.
Me: What is the most important thing you want dancers to express on stage?
Hofesh Shechter: I want them to be honest, powerful, and connected to their bodies.
Me: What was the biggest challenge in your career?
Hofesh Shechter: One of my biggest challenges was finding my own artistic voice and believing in it.
Me: What advice would you give to a young dancer who wants to become a professional dancer?
Hofesh Shechter: I would tell them to work hard, stay curious, and never stop developing their own identity.
Me: What do you hope people feel after watching your performances?
Hofesh Shechter: I hope they feel something strong and leave the theater with questions and emotions.

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My Interview with Rita

I chose to interview Rita because she is one of my favorite Israeli singers.
I really like her songs and I think she have a very special voice.
I would like to know more about her life and her music.

Me: When did you know that you want to be a singer?
Rita: I loved singing since I was a little girl.

Me: Was it hard for you to become famous?
Rita: Yes, it was not easy, but I work very hard.

Me: What is your favorite song that you sing?
Rita: Its very hard to choose because every song is special for me.

Me: Do you still get nervous before you go on stage?
Rita: Yes, sometime I still get nervous before a big show.

Me: What do you like most about being a singer?
Rita: I love to see people happy and singing my songs.

Me: What advice you can give to young singers?
Rita: I tell them to belive in themself and never give up.

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Today, I chose to interview Harlan Coben.

Shoham: Welcome Harlan, I am so excited to meet and interview you today, so how do you keep your readers hooked until the last page?

Harlan Coben: Nice to meet you Shoham, and I was happy to come all the way here. I always start with a high-concept question and try to give the main character an impossible dilemma.

Shoham: Where do you usually get the inspiration for your complex plot twists?

Harlan Coben: Inspiration comes from everyday life situations where a sudden secret completely changes everything.

Shoham: Do you know the ending of the story before you start writing it?

Harlan Coben: I usually know the final destination, but I love getting lost on the way there.

Shoham: How does it feel to see your books turned into successful Netflix series?

Harlan Coben: It is an amazing experience and very exciting me.

Shoham: Is there a specific favorite series that you like the most?

Harlan Coben: My favorite one will always be I Will Find You because of its emotional journey and fast pace.

Shoham: What single piece of advice would you give to young aspiring writers?

Harlan Coben: Just sit down and finish the draft, because you cannot edit a blank page.

Shoham: Thank you for taking the time to share your fascinating writing process with me today!

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Hey Lady Gaga Im so exited to see you.

I will like to ask you few questions.

1. When did you first realize that you wanted to become a singer?
I realized that music was my passion when I was very young. I loved playing the piano and performing in front of other people. Music helped me express my feelings and understand myself better.

2 .How does it feel to be such a famous singer?
Being famous is exciting, but it is not always easy. Many people recognize me everywhere I go, and sometimes I miss having a quiet and private life. However, I am grateful that my music touches so many people around the world.

3 . What is the most important message you want to give your fans?
I want my fans to know that it is important to accept themselves. I believe that everyone should feel proud of their personality, appearance, and identity. Nobody should change themselves just because other people criticize them.

4 .You are also an actress. Do you prefer singing or acting?
I love both singing and acting because they allow me to tell stories. When I sing, I express my emotions through music and my voice. When I act, I become another character and try to understand a different life.

5 .What advice would you give to young people who want to achieve their dreams?
I would tell young people not to give up when things become difficult. Success takes time, hard work, and courage. They should believe in themselves and remember that being different can be a great strength.

Thank you for everything, I have to say I’ve been a huge fan of yours since childhood.

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Anastasiia G.-Interview with Jennifer Aniston

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Me: Hi Jennifer, I’m really happy to meet you. I have wanted to ask you these questions for a long time.

Jennifer: Thank you, Nastya. I’m happy to meet you too.

Me: Besides Friends, which movie did you enjoy working on the most?

Jennifer: I really enjoyed working on We’re the Millers because it was very funny and I had a great time making it.

Me: What kind of character would you like to play in your next movie?

Jennifer: I would like to play someone completely different from me, maybe a strong character in a drama or an action movie.

Me: What is one thing people misunderstand about your personal life?

Jennifer: Many people think I can’t be happy alone, but I am happy with my life.

Me: Do you ever wish you had a life like Courteney Cox, with both a successful career and a family?

Jennifer: Sometimes I think about having a family, but everyone has a different life. I am happy for Courteney and I am thankful for my own life.

Me: You have had very public relationships and breakups. Do you think being famous made it harder to find real love?

Jennifer: Yes, I think fame can make relationships harder because everyone watches and talks about your personal life.

Me: After everything you have achieved, is there something you still dream of doing?

Jennifer: Of course. I still have dreams, and I hope to travel more, try new things, and continue doing work that makes me happy.

Me: Thank you, Jennifer. It was really interesting talking to you, and I wish you happiness and success in everything you do.

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1. Me: Hello Walt Disney, I am very happy to meet you.

2. Me: What was your biggest dream?

3. Walt Disney: My biggest dream was to make people happy.

4. Me: Why did you create Mickey Mouse?

5. Walt Disney: I wanted to create a funny character that people would love.

6. Me: Did you like drawing when you were a child?

7. Walt Disney: Yes, I loved drawing when I was young.

8. Me: Was it difficult to become successful?

9. Walt Disney: Yes, I had many problems, but I did not give up.

10. Me: What made you happy in your work?

11. Walt Disney: Seeing children smile made me very happy.

12. Me: What advice would you give to young people?

13. Walt Disney: I would tell them to believe in their dreams and never give up

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1. Me: Hello Cinderella, I am excited to talk to you.

2. Me: How was your life with your stepmother?

3. Cinderella: My life was difficult because I had to work very hard.

4. Me: How did you feel when you went to the ball?

5. Cinderella: I felt happy and excited because it was a special night.

6. Me: What did you think when you met the prince?

7. Cinderella: I thought he was kind and friendly.

8. Me: Why did you leave the ball so quickly?

9. Cinderella: I had to leave because the magic ended at midnight.

10. Me: Were you happy when the prince found you?

11. Cinderella: Yes, I was very happy and surprised.

12. Me: What did you learn from your story?

13. Cinderella: I learned to stay kind and never stop believing in my dreams

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Maya Cohen- An Interview with Cory Monteith

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Maya Cohen- An Interview with Cory Monteith

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Me: Hi Cory, it is a pleasure to meet you.

Cory: Thank you, it is great to meet you too.

Me: How did you feel when you got the role of Finn in Glee?

Cory: I was very excited because I did not know that the show would become so successful.

Me: What was your favorite thing about working on Glee?

Cory: My favorite thing was working with the cast and performing music together.

Me: Did you always want to become an actor?

Cory: No, I did not always want to be an actor, but I discovered that I really enjoyed acting.

Me: What was your favorite song that you performed on the show?

Cory: I really enjoyed performing “Don’t Stop Believin’” because it was one of the first important songs on the show.

Me: What advice would you give to young people who want to become actors?

Cory: I would tell them to believe in themselves and never give up on their dreams.

Me: What would you like people to remember about you?

Cory: I would like them to remember me as someone who loved music, acting, and making people happy.

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Alin Akrish - An Interview with the Singer Rosalía

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Alin Akrish - An Interview with the Singer Rosalía

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Today I am very excited to interview the international singer Rosalía about her latest album.

Alin: What made you decide to call your album LUX?

Rosalía: LUX means light in Latin, and it represents finding inner strength through dark times.

Alin: Why did you choose to sing in so many different languages on this record?

Rosalía: Each language feels like a unique musical instrument that conveys a different emotion.

Alin: What made you include Hebrew lyrics in one of your new songs?

Rosalía: I was inspired by powerful ancient stories of rebellion and strength.

Alin: Is it challenging to express your feelings when singing in a language other than Spanish?

Rosalía: It is challenging, but art allows me to connect with people beyond language barriers.

Alin: What message do you hope your listeners take away from this album?

Rosalía: I hope it inspires everyone to embrace their own inner light and authenticity.

Alin: Thank you so much for sharing your inspiring creative journey with us!

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Aquaman Speaks: Sharks, Jellyfish and Keeping the Ocean Clean - Michal Magen Lelie

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Aquaman Speaks: Sharks, Jellyfish and Keeping the Ocean Clean - Michal Magen Lelie

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Michal: Hello Aquaman, thank you for meeting me today. How does it feel to be the ruler of the sea?

Aquaman: It is very wet, but I love swimming with the sharks.

Michal: If you had to choose another job, what would it be?

Aquaman: I would probably be a pool cleaner because I am great with water.

Michal: What do you honestly think about jellyfish?

Aquaman: They are just angry plastic bags that sting people.

Michal: Do you actually talk to fish?

Aquaman: No, I just send them text messages with my mind ;)

Michal: What message do you want to give to the people on land?

Aquaman: Please stop throwing your garbage into my giant swimming pool!

Michal: That is a great message for everyone to hear. Thank you for this fun interview Aquaman!

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Hello and Welcome to a quick, random style interview with Moses, one of history’s greatest leaders, right here in the desert!

Adi: How did you feel when you first saw the burning bush?

Moses: I was completely shocked to see a bush on fire that wasn't actually burning up.

Adi: Was it scary to stand before Pharaoh and demand freedom for your people?

Moses: It took incredible courage, but my faith gave me the strength to speak up.

Adi: What was the most exhausting part of leading people through the wilderness for forty years?

Moses: Dealing with constant complaints and doubts was definitely much harder than facing Pharaoh.

Adi: Did you ever doubt your own abilities as a leader?

Moses: Yes, I always felt unprepared and struggled with my public speaking, but humility guided me through and also the connection to god ..

Adi: What went through your mind when you realized you wouldn't enter the Promised Land?

Moses: At first, I begged God to change the decree, but eventually I accepted it and prepared Joshua to lead the next generation.

Adi: What is one piece of advice you would give to young leaders today?

Moses: You must be a leader who truly understands and sees the good in your people while setting clear boundaries, acting as their advocate before God while standing firm when needed to build real trust and reach your goal together

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An intreview with MADONNA

1 – What do you think about the Music industry these days?

I think that many things changed for the best I realy like the fact that women can be open about her feelings her sexuality and her personal identity/ I think I had to break some glass walls for that and im glade I did. I see many powerful women and I like it/

2 – Have you ever thought you will get to this point in your life- to be such an icon?

Yes, my dreams were always bigger than the reality. But I never thought that ill manage to influence in a way that help to change the way women think about their opportunities and I'm grateful for this so much.

3 – How does it feel to grow old in the Music industry?

It's not easy to get old at all, but by body is in a good shape for I did work on it my all life. People always have something to say but I really don’t care I'm just doing what I feel like.

4 – What would you say to young Madonna from this point of view?

I'd say to her: listen girl, don’t look around and care what other people say' they don’t know nothing, you just count on you instincts, you know what to do, you know your way, you'll show it to them, just believe.

5 – What goals do you want to achieve?

I want to make an album that will bring something else and to make a worldwide tour to Africa and places where they don’t have the ability to buy a concert ticket. I'll bring music everywhere

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Yuval markshtein - Interview with Etty Hillesum

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The Setting A quiet balcony in Tel Aviv on a warm evening. Sirens are heard in the distance, and the news on a phone screen speaks of political tension and social division.

Me: Etty, it’s really hard to live here right now. Every day on the news, there is so much anger, fear, and division. People are fighting with each other, and it feels like the weight of the world is on our shoulders. How would you breathe in a reality like this?

Etty Hillesum: I understand, my friend. But remember: the battle is not only out there, in the streets or on the news. The real battle is always inside us.

Me: Inside us? But how can inner peace help when things feel so chaotic and dangerous outside?

Etty: When we hate the people who cause us pain, we only make the world more full of hate. We have to make a little room inside ourselves for peace, first. If we don't have peace inside, we cannot bring it to the world. As I used to say, "The peace we need is not to be found in some outside place, but only within ourselves."

Me: That sounds so beautiful, Etty, but honestly? It feels too hard. People are losing hope. How do you find meaning when everything feels so broken?

Etty: broken is just part of being alive. Life is beautiful and hard at the same time. we must accept both. Even in the darkest moments, if you look closely, you can find a small piece of sky.

Me: A piece of sky?

Etty: Yes. Look up. Even between concrete buildings, even behind dark clouds, the sky is still there. We must learn to protect the "piece of sky" that is inside our own hearts. If we keep our hearts open, even when it hurts, we discover a strength we didn't know we had.

Me: So you're saying we shouldn't close ourselves off, even when people are unkind?

Etty: Exactly. Closing your heart makes you a prisoner of your own fear. Life is precious, every single moment of it, even the difficult ones. Take a deep breath. Acknowledge the pain, but do not let it destroy your capacity to love.

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Interviewer: Welcome Noam! What is the most exciting thing about making music for you?

Noam Kleinstein: I love turning real feelings into songs that other people can connect with.

Interviewer: How did growing up in a musical family shape the artist you are today?

Noam Kleinstein: Music was always around me, so it felt natural to express myself through it.

Interviewer: When you write a new song, do you usually start with the words or the music first?

Noam Kleinstein: It changes every time, but usually a small melody pops into my head first.

Interviewer: Is it scary to share such personal stories with an audience on stage?

Noam Kleinstein: Honestly, I feel nervous at first, but singing them actually makes me feel freer.

Interviewer: What do you like to do when you are not singing or playing the piano?

Noam Kleinstein: I love hanging out with my close friends, reading, and just relaxing at home.

Interviewer: What is one big dream you still want to achieve in your career?

Noam Kleinstein: I want to keep creating honest music and perform on even bigger stages.

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The Queen of Soul - Aretha Franklin & Yadin. k

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I chose to interview the legendary Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin. Using my imagination and the power of AI, I brought her back to life.

Yadin: Ms. Franklin, thank you so much for taking a break from your heavenly choir practice to chat with me!

Aretha Franklin: Honey, please, those angels needed a coffee break anyway because they keep singing off-key without me!

Yadin: Everyone still plays "Respect" every day down here, so do you ever get tired of hearing it?

Aretha Franklin: Child, as long as those royalty checks keep rolling in, they can spell out R-E-S-P-E-C-T until the end of time!

Yadin: How is life on the other side compared to your days on Earth?

Aretha Franklin: Oh, dying is just a long nap without any tax forms, plus the food up here has zero calories and all the fried chicken you want!

Yadin: You always wore those fabulous fur coats and giant hats, so do you still dress up in Paradise?

Aretha Franklin: You better believe it, because a real Queen does not walk through the Pearly Gates in sweatpants!

Yadin: What is the most important lesson you learned after living such a long, dramatic life?

Aretha Franklin: Do not take life too seriously, darling, because nobody makes it out alive anyway, so you might as well sing loud and eat good food!

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Yuval Gurevitch interview with Ronnie Colman

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An Interview with Albert Einstein

1. Me: Hello, Mr. Einstein, what inspired you to become a scientist?

2. Einstein: I was always curious about how the world works.

3. Me: What was the most difficult problem you ever solved?

4. Einstein: The theory of relativity was one of my biggest challenges.

5. Me: Did you ever feel like giving up?

6. Einstein: Yes, sometimes I felt frustrated, but I continued trying.

7. Me: What do you think is the most important quality for a scientist?

8. Einstein: I think curiosity and imagination are very important.

9. Me: What advice would you give to young people today?

10. Einstein: I would tell them to keep asking questions and never stop learning.

11. Me: If you could discover one thing today, what would it be?

12. Einstein: I would love to discover more about the mysteries of space and the universe.

13. Me: Thank you for talking to me, Mr. Einstein; it was a great honor to meet you.

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Twenty Dolphins Spotted Off Israel's Shore: 'They Examined Us as Much as We Examined Them

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Twenty Dolphins Spotted Off Israel's Shore: 'They Examined Us as Much as We Examined Them

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we have just read an article called "Twenty Dolphins Spotted Off Israel's Shore.

'They Examined Us as Much as We Examined Them'" written by Zafrir Rinat. The genre of the text/video is a news article. The main idea of the article is that researchers observed a large pod of about 20 bottlenose dolphins exhibiting rich social behaviors off the coast of Israel, highlighting the ongoing tracking and study of these marine mammals.

Firstly, researchers from the Delphis association were able to closely monitor and document a pod of approximately 20 dolphins during a marine survey in Israel's southern maritime region. For example, the pod was spotted about 12 kilometers off the coast of Palmahim, which is about 10 kilometers from Tel Aviv.

Furthermore, the observation provided unique insights into the established social structures and long-term residency of specific dolphins in the area. For instance, the group included mothers and calves, as well as familiar individual females such as Ziggy, Twiggy, dolphin number 1372, and Dolphina Peru, who returned after a six-year absence.

In conclusion, to sum up, the writer says that a notable pod of bottlenose dolphins was successfully observed and tracked by researchers off the Israeli coast, revealing active social groups and familiar individuals. we agree with this idea because protecting and monitoring marine wildlife populations is essential for understanding and preserving Israel's coastal ecosystems. Also, we would like to say that raising public awareness about these marine animals can foster a greater appreciation for the Mediterranean environment and encourage stronger conservation efforts

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Boris Gelfand   finally made it

Israeli chess player on the map

We have just read a article  "Boris Gelfand to become first Israeli inducted into World Chess Hall of Fame"  written by  ynet. The genre of the text is news article.  The main idea of the article is  Grandmaster Boris Gelfand has been selected as the first Israeli chess player ever to be inducted into the World Chess Hall of Fame in St. Louis.

Firstly,  Boris is widely regarded as one of the greatest chess players in the country’s history.

For example He remains the only Israeli to have won an Olympic chess title, earning a gold medal at the 1990 Chess Olympiad as a member of the Soviet Union team.

Moreover, Two years later, he won the Candidates Tournament and qualified for a match for the world championship. For instance, The defining moment of his career came in 2012, when he challenged Indian world champion Viswanathan Anand for the title  and he retained the crown.

In conclusion, the writer says that Boris Gelfand  is an outstanding chess player and deserves all of his titles  .  We agree with this idea because he proved himself through hard work and dedicated his whole life to chess .

Also, We would like to say that It is a great pride for Israel, and every achievement like this should be recognized.

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"A 40-Foot-Long SpaceX Rocket Piece Is About to Slam Into the Moon" - "What to Expect From the Impact?" (Michal, Tali, Maya, Shay)

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"A 40-Foot-Long SpaceX Rocket Piece Is About to Slam Into the Moon" - "What to Expect From the Impact?" (Michal, Tali, Maya, Shay)

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Who? - SpaceX Rocket What Is About to Slam Into the Moon. Where? - The Moon. Why? -To find out what might be visible from the impact. When? - 05/08/26. How? - SpaceX rocket piece that is going to crash into the Moon. Your Opinion? - We really liked the topic, and we found it interesting that its so relevant for tomorrow.

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Yuval Gurevitch, Roni Shmulovich, Billy , Yadin - Room 4-- Israelis are leaving

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Yuval Gurevitch, Roni Shmulovich, Billy , Yadin - Room 4-- Israelis are leaving

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Israelis are leaving

we have just read an article called "Record Israeli emigration continued for third consecutive year in 2025, study finds". Published by "THE TIMES OF ISRAEL".

The main idea of the article is about Between 45,000 and 50,000 Israelis have left the country over the past three years (a record number). This trend is driven by the war and the escalation of political divisions. we find it deeply saddening that so many Israelis are leaving the country due to these circumstances; as a nation, we must do everything possible to prevent this.

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I really hope from the bottom of my heart that Deni Avdija will be selected for the NBA All-Star Game. It is amazing to see him ranked 7th in the West and 13th overall in the fan voting. Seeing his name above legends like LeBron James and Kevin Durant makes me feel very proud. I believe Deni deserves this honor because he is playing incredible basketball right now. He is playing many minutes and getting close to a triple-double in almost every game. The article explains that the new format of "USA vs. The World" might make it harder for international players to get in. However, I think his talent and hard work are clear to everyone who watches the games. Even though the All-Star game itself has changed over the years, being chosen is a huge career milestone. It shows that he is one of the top 24 players in the best league in the world. I hope the coaches and the media see his value just as much as the fans do. He is the heart of the Portland team, and he is leading them to surprising wins. I am waiting impatiently for the final results to be announced. It would be a dream come true to see an Israeli player represent us in Los Angeles.

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In recent years, many young people around the world are moving away from organized religion.
Instead of attending religious institutions, they are choosing mindfulness and meditation practices.
This trend is especially common among teenagers and young adults.

The change is happening in many countries, including the United States, Europe, and Israel.
Young people say they feel that traditional religion does not always fit their modern lifestyle.
Mindfulness offers them calm, emotional balance, and a strong inner connection.

These practices include meditation, breathing exercises, yoga, and self-reflection.
Many young people use mindfulness to cope with stress, anxiety, and pressure from school and social media.
Unlike religion, mindfulness does not require strict rules or beliefs.

Schools are also responding to this change.
Many schools and educational programs now include emotional learning and mindfulness lessons.
Teachers report that students become calmer, more focused, and more respectful after these activities.

Experts say this trend shows that young people are not rejecting spirituality, but redefining it.
They are searching for meaning in a personal and flexible way.

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News Report – Thailand Tourist Tax

Headline:

Thailand Plans to Charge a 300-Baht Tourist Tax

Who:

The Thai government and the Ministry of Tourism.

Where:

In Thailand. The tax will apply to all international tourists entering the country.

When:

The tax is expected to start during the next tourist season, sometime later this year.

What:

Thailand announced that it will charge foreign tourists a 300-baht tax when they enter the country. This includes tourists arriving by plane, land, or sea.

Why:

The government says the money will be used to improve tourist facilities, protect national parks, and help manage the large number of visitors coming to Thailand every year.

How:

Tourists will pay the tax when they enter Thailand. People arriving by plane will pay it as part of the arrival process. Those entering by land or sea will pay it once, even if they re-enter the country within a short period of time.

Opinion: we agree with this tax because it it can help improve tourism services and protect nature. Overall, the tax shows that Thailand is trying to plan for tourism in a more responsible way.

summary:

Thailand is planning to introduce a 300-baht tourist tax for international visitors. The tax will be paid when tourists enter the country, whether they arrive by air or by land. The government says the money will be used to improve tourist facilities and protect national parks. While some people support the idea, others are concerned it may reduce the number of tourists visiting Thailand

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Eran Zahavi has stopped playing professional soccer. This is very big news in Israel.

Zahavi is 38 years old. Many people think he is the best goal-scorer in Israel's history. He played for big teams in Tel Aviv. He also played in other countries like Italy, China, and the Netherlands.

Fans loved him because he worked very hard. He was famous for scoring important goals near the end of difficult games.

When he said goodbye, he thanked his fans for cheering for him for 20 years. Other players are writing nice messages about him online. They respected him very much.

Zahavi holds the record for the most goals scored for the Israeli national team. He showed young players that if you work hard, you can become a star. He might become a coach in the future.

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Doron and Eden - The First Israeli Fashion Runway in the Sky. 

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Doron and Eden - The First Israeli Fashion Runway in the Sky. 

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The First Israeli Fashion Runway in the Sky.

Israir Airlines decided to launch an unusual in-flight fashion show during a Rome-bound flight. They teamed up with Israeli fashion designer Yaron Minkowski, who created a special collection inspired by the airline’s cabin crew uniforms. Minkowski said, “This show connects sky, style, and the Israeli spirit.”

About half an hour after takeoff from TLV airport, the passengers realized they were not on another ordinary flight as the aisle of the Israir Airbus A320 transformed into a runway. Models walked between the seats wearing Minkowski’s mini collection. The fashion show marked the official launch of two new Israir routes to Italy, bringing the total number of Italian destinations served by Israir to six, joining their existing flights to Rome, Verona, Naples, and Catania.

In our opinion, this idea is very creative, special, and unforgettable. Israir was the first to do it, and we are sure that other airlines will follow them and take inspiration from this incredible event. This is a very refreshing way to present new routes, and the mini collection was beautiful and authentic.

To sum up , This high-altitude runway was more than just a show, it was a bold statement of Israeli creativity and the future of travel.

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the world is running out of frankincense

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the world is running out of frankincense

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Frankincense is an historic significant plant known for its use in religious rituals and traditional medicine and valued for its therapeutic benefits in the wellness industry.

The frankincense grows spatially  in the horn of Africa because of the dry rocky environment,  countries like Somaliland, Somalia, Ethiopia, and Sudan are the home of various species of the boswellia trees which produce the resin used for frankincense.

This article is about Salaban Salad, a frankincense harvest from Somaliland and his challenges harvesting growing climate change and economic pressures that threaten trees and livelihood as a study case of a large crisis of Frankincense global concern.

The frankincense market is estimated currently at approximately 363 million dollars with expectation to be doubled by 2032 but the benefit of this growth does not affect the harvests effectively. There are some risks for running out of frankincense represented by Lauren Hadeed in the article written 5 years ago on the BBC NEWS.

OVERHARVEST

Overharvesting can damage and hinder the trees ability to recover as they often tap trees excessively in order to supply the market needs.

CLINMENT CHANGES

Due to the article the climate change making them more vulnerable to pests and diseases, in time the tree population dwindles and the supply will drop.

ECONOMIC PRESSURES

Economic pressures on harvesters for more supply leads to exploitation of trees which make the harvesters face a great financial instability and diminish the primary income of harvesters.

HARVESTS BENEFITS

Market prices will rise but local harvests will likely see minimal benefit due to existing disparities in the supply chain.

SUSTANABLE PRACTICES

The lack of regulation leaves harvests without sustainable practices to flourish and endangers tree populations.

A 2019 study indicated that production of frankincense can drop by 50% by the next 20 years due to the factors that indicate the changes if sustainable practices are not adopted soon.

Sustainable practices can implement traditional tapping methods to help the trees recover, encouraging planting, establishing trade by true fair compensation harvests, training harvesters on sustainable practices to produce in long term viability and mentoring to oversee harvesting to compliance with sustainable method can secure the future of frankincense and supporting the communities that rely on it.

Personally, I learned the benefits of frankincense from my mother a long time ago. Every Friday before my brothers returning from serving the army she used it to clear the environment with lighting pieces of frankincense. I think it will be sad to lose such a beautiful ceremony because of ignorance and over advantages of harvest like Salaban Salad.