Social Media

The Global Pistachio Crisis: How Dubai's Viral Chocolate Led to a Global Pistachio Shortage and the Response to It

A new trend online: Parents of children murdered during the war request one "final hug" with their loved ones. The group manager explains, "A period when longing overwhelms and families seek a small comfort."

After enduring school bullying for three years, Lidor Dahan, now 19, leads "Living on the Edge," a movement dedicated to combating bullying in schools.

A heartbreaking video is taking social media by storm: A 13-year-old boy named Nehorai visits the cemetery to invite his father to his bar mitzvah.

How do you handle the summer in Japan? Meet the most viral Japanese diplomat around—here for 30 years and speaking Hebrew almost like a native.

Viewers were outraged by a video showing a toddler walking 'alone' near a dangerous waterfall. But the truth is surprising.

Miniature cooking is taking social media by storm as people do anything for fame.

How a frightening toy became a 'hit' among kids, and why some parents are urgently trying to stop this trend. A post by a concerned mother shakes the internet.

The billionaire's intriguing mention of potential demise left the internet in a frenzy. Here are some intriguing reactions.

Handing out cash to the homeless is undoubtedly commendable, but online communities aren't entirely convinced when it's done just for publicity.

"There’s no way the fruits and vegetables I bring from the store go straight to the fridge": A woman has fascinated online audiences with her unique method of 'treating' produce she buys from the grocery store.

How many hours are teens spending on media during COVID? What do you do with someone waking up at noon and sleeping at 3 AM? And how do you handle a situation where a teen's only concern is a postponed driving test? Irit Aloni, head of 'Elem' centers for at-risk youth, provides insights.

Social media is buzzing over a touching act of kindness witnessed at a local falafel shop.

The recent local elections point to a shift from traditional governance to a more direct style. Some mayors aren't accountable, not even to their constituents. In Tiberias, social media reigns supreme. Who will protect the people of Haifa?

Can plants play the trumpet, communicate, and even 'feel' their surroundings? A backyard experiment by an unknown woman has taken social media by storm.

What happens to the stars of viral videos who suddenly find themselves famous? Do the effects of viral fame last? Or would it be better to pause before things get out of hand?

Phenomenon: More people are opting out of the free messaging app. "The situation became unbearable," says Yossi Ben Shoshan. For Ruhi Rosenblum, it wasn't a dramatic decision; Racheli Cohen concludes, "I want to experience life for real, not a poor imitation."

Elle Darby, a 22-year-old from England with almost 90,000 YouTube subscribers, asked a Dublin hotel for a free stay in exchange for promotion. However, the hotel manager's unexpected response caught her off guard.

A teacher in Maryland lost her job after playfully correcting a student's typo on Twitter, being accused of 'insensitivity.'

Isis Brown, a 14-year-old from Oklahoma, is fed up with the teasing at school due to her name being associated with a terrorist group. She's taken to Facebook with a heartfelt video plea, asking her peers to stop.