Lod
Israel Railways resumes train service between Tel Aviv and Lod after electrical failure
The company said its crews were working to restore normal service as quickly as possible and recommended that passengers still impacted consider using alternative means.
Court blocks planned Likud vote over disputed primary rules
Math teacher arrested over alleged sexual offenses against student
Exceptional Case: The participation of a mayor in an advertising video was approved
Ethiopian Jewish girls sue Lod school for demanding proof of conversion
Students were born Jewish, say the registration was illegally held up because of skin color.
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Encountering peace.
President Herzog: Coexistence in Lod means coexistence in Israel
Herzog clarified that Lod is not the only city in which there are social rifts, but is the most varied representative of the incredible Israeli social mosaic.
8 arrested in Molotov cocktail attack on Jewish home in Lod
The attack was different from other attacks during the May riots as it was planned over a long period and occurred after the violence ceased.
Imam of Lod indicted for incitement to violence during riots
The indictment against 63-year-old Imam Yosef Muhammad Elbaz was filed for inciting violence against police on Facebook and for threatening the Deputy Mayor of Lod during the riots.
Police solve Lod murder of Yigal Yehoshua
Yehosua became the first Jewish resident of Lod to die from wounds he sustained during the recent wave of Arab riots in the city.
'Christian Birthright’ returns to Israel
While this delegation is only a dozen young people, Passages said it plans to bring 3,000 Christian supporters to Israel by the end of summer 2022.
Lod struggles to find way forward after Israeli-Arab riots
So much in Lod still remains unresolved: why the riots started, who is ultimately responsible and, most importantly, how to move forward.
On this day: Japanese terrorists kill 26 in Israel's Lod Airport Massacre
Two of the shooters died during the incident but one, Kozo Okamoto, survived and was taken into custody.
Public Security Ministry drafts plan to handle possible future unrest
The program includes enlisting about 5000 new police officers over the course of three years, as well as 300 to be enlisted immediately to assist in local authorities.
