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One of Israel’s busiest train stations to double in size: exclusive look at major makeover

The Savidor Central Station expansion will add new platforms over the Ayalon River, a modern passenger hall, and connecting bridges, doubling the station’s size and increasing train frequency from 14 to 26 per hour

Sivan Hilaie | 07.16.26

A Harvard researcher, a longevity doctor and Bar Refaeli are chasing the future of skincare

Factor X, founded by Refaeli alongside physician Dr. Inbal Gat, Harvard-trained scientist Dr. Shira Orr and entrepreneur Eran Orr, has raised several million dollars to develop a platform that aims to influence aging processes inside skin cells

ynet Global | 07.14.26

'We live above a shopping center taken over by pigeons': Meet the Lazarof-Lavi family

Lior and Daniel met on a dating app while living on opposite ends of the same Tel Aviv street; they now share a slightly over-budget rental overlooking Jaffa’s Greek Market while pursuing careers in cybersecurity, dance and independent art

Asi Haim | 07.11.26

The Tel Aviv property dilemma: Why Bat Yam is emerging as a strategic alternative

When Tel Aviv’s prices no longer matched the dream, one international buyer changed the question: not 'How do we buy in Tel Aviv?' but 'How do we create options for the future?'

Noah Sander | 07.11.26

Rabbi Yossi Farro, left, accompanies viral influencer Clavicular as the pair tour Tel Aviv during Clavicular's first visit to Israel

'ChatGPT mogging David': viral influencer Clavicular gets Star of David-OpenAI necklace on first Israel trip

Looksmaxxing influencer tours Tel Aviv with Rabbi Yossi Farro, receives a custom pendant and wins praise for switching restaurants so the pair could share a kosher meal together

Ilan Levinsohn | 07.10.26

Oil, dollar rise as renewed Middle East fighting rattles Israeli markets

Brent crude climbs above $78, the dollar strengthens past 3.05 shekels and Tel Aviv stocks fall after tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz and US strikes on Iranian targets

Gad Lior | 07.08.26

Project in Givataim - Gutman Assif Architects

From aging streets to tower districts: Inside Israel’s next-generation urban renewal plans

Major redevelopment plans for Givatayim and Holon aim to replace low-rise blocks with 30–60-story towers, transit-focused design, and reduced car dependency, reshaping city centers within a decade

ynet Global | 07.03.26

Jewish-Arab art project reimagines borders at Tel Aviv’s 'Freshpaint' fair

Raghad Sawaed and Asaf Gam Hacohen transform a Tel Aviv seating installation into a powerful Jewish-Arab statement on Israel’s borders, coexistence, belonging and shared life in a divided society

Yael Feldman Shavit | 07.02.26

Israel marks 1,000 days since October 7 with protests, exhibits and mass rally

Events will begin at 6:29 a.m., the moment Hamas launched its attack, and continue through the day with memorial ceremonies, roadblocks, survivor testimonies and a central evening rally in Tel Aviv’s Hostages Square

Roy Rubinstein | 07.02.26

At Shuk Olim, immigrant entrepreneurs transform new lives into thriving businesses

Dozens of immigrant-owned businesses showcased art, fashion, food and design at Shuk Olim in Tel Aviv during the city's annual Laila Lavan celebrations; organized by Nefesh B'Nefesh and the Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality, the event highlighted the growing impact of olim on Israel's economy and culture; behind every product was a story of aliyah, resilience and building a new home through entrepreneurship

Romi Amar | 06.29.26

Two Israeli giants are gone, but their fight over a Tel Aviv fountain lives on

Yaacov Agam’s ‘Fire and Water’ became one of Tel Aviv’s best-known symbols, but also a flashpoint over maintenance costs, urban design and public art; after Agam’s death at 98, and shortly after the death of architect Israel Godovitch, the fight over Dizengoff Square’s kinetic fountain is back in focus

Amnon Direktor | 06.27.26

For 100 nights, Club A ruled Tel Aviv. Then it burned to the ground

The five-story members-only club promised Chinese dining, dancing, a computerized stock room, a gym and a rooftop lounge for Israel’s new elite; after a brief, dazzling run, it was destroyed in a suspected arson whose full story remains unresolved

Oded Kramer, Itzik Shasho | 06.27.26

Remembering Black Sabbath: the Palmach veteran who refused to betray his comrades

Born in Saloniki, raised in Florentin, recruited to the Haganah by Shimon Peres at 15 and arrested by the British, Shabtai Meshulam, soon 97, is among the last witnesses to Black Sabbath in 1946: 'I knew we would have a state'

Israel Moshkovitz | 06.27.26

EL AL suspends Tel Aviv–Moscow flights amid Ukraine-Russia escalation

Airline says service will remain suspended for days pending reassessment next week, as renewed drone strikes and deepening conflict raise security concerns over the route

Reuters | 06.25.26

Buying property in Israel: why lifestyle matters more than bedrooms and budget

In Israeli real estate, buyers often focus on bedrooms and budget while overlooking a key factor: lifestyle; The right neighborhood and life needs matter more than the apartment itself for long-term satisfaction

Noah Sander | 06.24.26

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