No Robin Hood here, his legend predates the story by 200 years; instead, Andrew Garfield plays a plague-bereaved English peasant crushed by taxes who leads an angry mob against the king and his corrupt advisers; how it ends? check Wikipedia

For observant women, ordinary makeup can present halachic problems on Shabbat and holidays. Mineral powder products carrying rabbinic approval are offering an alternative to long-wear cosmetics, sleeping on their backs and other elaborate workarounds

Family gatherings can reopen old wounds, but research shows resentment can affect both mind and body; psychotherapist Edna Arbel explains why forgiveness cannot be forced and how processing pain, setting boundaries and therapy can help us truly let go

She’s a surgeon, researcher, lecturer and speaks four languages, but Dr. Shiran Sudri says her mind never switches off; now she’s searching for a partner — or, if he doesn’t come along, planning to start a family on her own

Waves of physicians from the Soviet Union in the 1970s and former Soviet Union in the 1990s reinforced hospitals and clinics for decades; now many are reaching retirement as Israel struggles to train enough replacements and shortages deepen in key specialties

Technion and Rambam professor Zaid Abassi and two US colleagues say undiagnosed diabetes likely contributed to a chronic leg infection that developed into fatal sepsis in 1689