Tel Aviv
'Zoti': Fun vibe in Tel Aviv - restaurant review
It’s loud here, so it might not be the best place for a first date, but we’ve been married for so long that not being able to talk to each other is really not a big deal.
Modern human men evolved unique hip 'spring' for efficient walking, Israeli-led study finds
Ex-hostage Bar Kupershtein marks anniversary of release from Hamas captivity with slichot service
Scandinavian Airlines cancels planned Copenhagen-Tel Aviv route over 'not yet suitable' conditions
Tel Aviv municipal parking fees to rise 20% starting August 1
Tel Aviv residents will retain discounted parking, but hourly and evening rates will rise, and some resident benefits will be scaled back.
'You will end up dead': Letter from Channel 12 vandals calls for apology over Sde Teiman affair
Police officers called to the site opened an investigation into the property damage. No suspect has been arrested at this stage, and the individual's identity remains unknown.
Tel Aviv protesters block roads, demand Shin Bet investigates Haymanut Kasau's disappearance
The protest marks 882 days since Kasau's disappearance, with her father claiming that the government has not exhausted its capabilities, accusing it of discriminatory treatment.
Infinite painting, boundless experience: How Leo Ray finds joy in an increasingly dark world
For over 30 years, up to the pandemic, he taught art at Art School, Ein Vered, and BASIS School of Sculpture, Beit Yanai, where he also headed the painting program from 2006 to 2014.
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.
Police arrest nine people blocking streets during unlawful protests in Tel Aviv
The police said the protest took place without authorization and without coordination with the police this evening on Kaplan Street in Tel Aviv.
Sally Reidman came to Israel with a massage table - and built a healthcare empire
Born in Pennsylvania in 1949 to Holocaust survivors, Sally grew up with her mother in California and studied psychology at California State University.
Demand surges: Airline significantly expands operations in Israel
Ethiopian Airlines will increase Tel Aviv–Addis Ababa flights from 21 to 26 per week in August, with Dreamliner service on select flights, boosting capacity and connections.
One in four Tel Aviv-Jaffa families headed by a single parent, report finds
The rate is significantly higher than the 15% national average, with women heading 96% of the city’s 13,412 reported single-parent families.
Israel looks toward record-breaking election season with over half a million first-time voters
First-time voters are expected to account for about 8.7% of all eligible voters in the upcoming election, the largest such wave since the establishment of the state.
