Hegyonit (Haaretz)
A new Hebrew logic riddle every day, with the answer at the end.
Every day: A new logic riddle in Hebrew every day, the same for all readers, with the answers given at the end. New puzzle: Once a day.
Hegyonit (הגיונית) is Haaretz's daily logic riddle. Each day the paper publishes a new challenging reasoning puzzle in Hebrew for readers to crack, with the answer given at the end for anyone who gets stuck.
About Hegyonit (Haaretz)
הגיונית, from the Hebrew for logical, is a daily riddle column on the Haaretz games page. Every day a new, challenging logic puzzle appears, the same for all readers, and the paper invites you to break your head over it together with them.
The riddles are verbal reasoning puzzles in Hebrew, the kind solved with careful thought rather than general knowledge. If you crack it, well done; if not, the answers are waiting at the end.
It sits alongside Haaretz's Hebrew Wordle, its Connections-style game, The Chain and the shape puzzle Cover Story. Some Haaretz games are for subscribers.
It suits Hebrew readers who like classic brain teasers and lateral-thinking riddles.
How to play Hegyonit (Haaretz)
- Read the day's riddle.
- Work through the conditions step by step.
- Settle on your answer.
- Check it against the answer at the end.
Tips
- Write down each condition; logic riddles hide traps in the wording.
- Test your answer against every clue before checking.
- Try not to peek at the answer too early.
Questions
Is there a new riddle every day?
Yes.
Can I see the answer?
Yes, answers are given at the end.
Is it in Hebrew?
Yes.
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