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Tel Aviv is named most often, followed by Haifa, Jerusalem, Eilat, Herzliya and Netanya. Many Israeli creators abroad list New York, Los Angeles, Miami or Berlin instead. Because OnlyFans does not check where anyone lives, the list depends on what creators write in their profiles.
Hebrew speaks to local followers and English to the rest, often in one caption. Russian is common among creators from families who moved from the former Soviet Union, and some speak Arabic or French. Direct messages usually follow the fan's language if the creator knows it.
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Israel Standard Time is UTC+2, and daylight saving moves it to UTC+3 from spring to autumn. The working week runs Sunday to Thursday and many businesses close on Friday afternoon and Saturday, so some creators post less during Shabbat.
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