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Michael KatzThe Times of Israel (Blogs) |
The checkout divider, sometimes called the “next customer” bar, is one of the supermarket’s quiet little inventions, created to keep...
Iran is ruining Avi’s love life, and if that sounds like an overstatement, it’s only because you haven’t tried to romance someone who keeps one...
Antisemitism is confusing in a way that would be impressive if it weren’t so ugly. It’s like a virus that keeps mutating, not because it has a...
Summer time will officially start in Israel this coming Friday at 2:00 a.m. The clock will move forward to 3:00 a.m. and we will all lose yet another...
Rachel runs a small business in Israel. Not a unicorn. Not a “startup.” A real small business, the kind where you still know the names of your...
AI (Artificial Intelligence) in everyday life in Israel didn’t arrive for me as a shiny “future” thing. It arrived as a way to stop losing whole...
The unsung heroes of the war are, drum roll please, the children. Really. I have five kids. Three of them are under 12 years of age. My 11-year-old is...
I don’t mean to sound ungrateful about being on the “winning side” and witnessing the downfall of the axis of evil but, while the whole country...
There’s something uniquely insulting about a phone quietly pointing out that you’ve been moving less. Not louder. Not dramatic. No blaring alarm...
The self-employed in Israel don’t need a lecture on risk. They live inside it. Not the dramatic, movie kind, either. The boring kind that kills you...