Ran Boker is a Lecturer at [Employer]. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, theater, culture and society, as well as regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on Latin America. Ran's insights and expertise have been featured in Ynet News.
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Even as he nears 80, Uri Geller is still telling stories we may never know are true, from bending a spoon before Salvador Dalí to hypnotizing Michael Jackson and refusing to use his powers to win the lottery
Israeli TV provider Yes tells viewers episodes 7 and 8 of the final season are based on Oct. 7 events but stand alone, allowing audiences to skip them and return to the season’s main plot next week
By: Ran Boker
After legendary fitness trainer Gilad Janklowicz unexpectedly passed away about two weeks ago at age 71, his team provides an update: 'The exact circumstances of his death are not known at this time, and the investigation into the matter is still being conducted by the Honolulu Police Department.' In a statement from his team, it was reported: 'It is with deep sorrow that we share additional details regarding the sudden death of our beloved brother, Gilad. Gilad was found lifeless at the foot of his 16-story residential building in Hawaii. We ask for patience and respect for the privacy of his family members and loved ones during this difficult time.'
By: Ran Boker
His team says the Israeli-born TV workout star was found lifeless at the foot of his 16-story building, as Honolulu police continue investigating
Reality TV singing competition ‘The Rising Star’ will again choose Israel's performer for song contest, with Kan officials joining the semifinal and final judging panels and a separate committee selecting the song anonymously
Israel Prize laureate helped found Channel 1, anchored its first television newscast in 1968 and remained the face of Israeli news for four decades, also working in radio, documentaries, production and election coverage
By: Ran Boker
Channel 12’s entrance in Tel Aviv was smashed for the second time in less than a month; the letter demanded an apology over the Sde Teiman affair and warned that ‘Next time the brick will hit one of your heads’
By: Ran Boker
At the scene outside the Channel 12 newsroom in Tel Aviv, where the entrance door was smashed, a threatening letter was also left, stating: "Until you apologize for the Yemenite Children Affair, I will not stop." The letter continued: "A traitor from within is more dangerous than an enemy outside." It then listed names: "Ronen Bar, Hertzi Halevi, Aharon Haliva, Avi Bluth, Barsler and his partner, the Jewish Division of the Shin Bet, Ehud and Aharon Barak, all the former ones, Yair Golan, the Supreme Court, Yitzhak (may he weep) Amit, Gali a.k.a. Jezebel, 'Haaretz', Yifat Yerushalmi, the pilots of October 7, God's judgment will be exacted upon you."
Supreme Court President Yitzhak Amit surprised a Jerusalem certification ceremony by invoking Elle Woods’ graduation speech and its three lessons: question first impressions, trust people and always believe in yourself
By: Ran Boker
Ahead of the 2027 contest in Bulgaria, the EBU says a winning country could lose hosting rights if war or geopolitical tensions make staging the event unsafe; the minimum contestant age will also rise to 18 and live-vocal rules have been clarified
