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Border Police units to operate in South Tel Aviv 'to restore personal security'

Move by National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir comes after years of complaints from residents of the city’s southern neighborhoods, which have become an enclave of illegal migrants

Meir Turgeman | 12.16.25

City, court and synagogues clash over religious character in Tel Aviv

After synagogues reject municipal contract requiring services 'without distinction of age, gender or faith,' judge urges city officials to amend language and avoid evictions; religious leaders warn clause threatens Orthodox practices

Netael Bandel, Shilo Freid | 12.10.25

מימין: אמנון רבי, סימה קדמון וגלעד טוקטלי | צילום: כפיר סיון

Yedioth Ahronoth's Sima Kadmon wins Sokolov journalism prize

Veteran journalist honored along with colleagues Amnon Rabi and Gilad Tokatli for Yom Kippur War documentary series; Kadmon: 'The media has become a target to be intimidated, conquered, shattered, destroyed'

Nina Fox | 12.10.25

Israeli Design Day returns with 30 designers across three locations

An artist who turns old clay vessels into light fixtures, a designer who bends wood into quiet furniture and about 30 other Israeli creators take part in the event’s fourth year, held in Jaffa’s Greek Market, Gan HaHashmal and Kiryat HaMelacha with talks, workshops, tours and discounts

Yulia Prilik-Niv | 12.10.25

Watch: Blaze erupts in upscale Tel Aviv tower; residents flee down stairwells

Fire breaks out on 22nd floor of luxury Azrieli Town tower; eight crews respond as all 50 floors evacuate; residents head down stairwells in rain as system alarms sound; investigators say lit cigarette likely started balcony blaze

Meir Turgeman | 12.09.25

As housing prices slide, here’s what a 4-room Tel Aviv apartment costs now

And also: how much a five-room penthouse in Ramla sold for, what buyers paid for a three-room apartment in Be’er Sheva and the price of a two-room apartment in Jerusalem; a snapshot of this week’s second-hand deals

Hila Tsion | 12.07.25

Israeli lawyer, US citizen arrested in alleged multimillion-shekel Tel Aviv real estate scam

‘Police say the suspects forged documents, seized a building belonging to two elderly sisters and sold it twice, collecting a 2 million-shekel down payment from each buyer’

Meir Turgeman | 12.03.25

Tel Aviv, Herzliya plan expanded gender-segregated beach for Haredi public

Plan led by Interior Ministry would create a large gender-segregated beach north of Cliff Beach, replacing existing sites in Tel Aviv and Herzliya; while backed by both cities, critics warn it limits public beach access as population grows

Amitai Gazit, Calcalist | 11.30.25

Vogue magazine publisher battles Israeli developer over trademark dispute

Global fashion house Advance Magazine Publishers Inc. says Gindi Israel 2010’s trademark bid for 'Vogue Gindi Sde Dov Tel Aviv' misleads consumers and dilutes the iconic brand, raising fears of false links to the magazine

Lital Dubrovitsky | 11.23.25

How a quiet Tel Aviv suburb became Israel’s new nightlife hotspot

In the ’90s, Givatayim had little beyond a small burger joint and maybe a café, but a wave of young residents has fueled a surge of new bars now rivaling Tel Aviv; locals say the city’s revival comes from its youthful crowd and easy parking

Tiki Golan | 11.23.25

הפגנה בכיכר הבימה בקריאה לועדת חקירה ממלכתית

Thousands rally in Tel Aviv demanding state inquiry into October 7

Thousands gathered at Tel Aviv’s HaBima Square as families of Oct. 7 victims and hostages renewed demands for a state commission of inquiry, urging the government to fully investigate the failures surrounding the Hamas attack

Gal Ganot | 11.22.25

Tel Aviv’s lowest, most avoided corner serves its best meals

Neve Sha’anan and the Central Bus Station in Tel Aviv, is an area most Israelis tend to avoid. But it’s also home to a thriving culinary scene: small restaurants, Asian grocery stores stocked with rare ingredients, and street food stalls that smell like Bangkok. This unlikely corner of the city has become an especially flavorful spot

Sapir Gordo | 11.21.25

Tel Aviv’s 100-year-old Nordoy Hotel reopens after major renovation

Historic hotel reopens after a major preservation and renovation project valued at 10 million shekels; now part of Fattal Colors, the adults-only boutique hotel offers 22 redesigned rooms, a rooftop jacuzzi, a spa and a stylish new look

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 11.17.25

Man found decapitated in Tel Aviv park, police arrest suspect

Police said the victim, described as a foreign worker, was discovered in bushes in a public garden near Nili Street in city's Kiryat Shalom neighborhood

Meir Turgeman | 11.14.25

פסטיבל האור הבינלאומי LUMAGICA מגיע לגן הטרופי בגני יהושע בתל אביב

LUMAGICA light festival transforms Tel Aviv park into a nighttime wonderland

International light installation features over 300 glowing sculptures, custom-built for Yarkon Park by Israeli and Austrian artists; with sustainable tech, universal themes and Instagram-ready scenes, organizers promise an immersive experience rooted in local culture

Yulia Prilik Niv | 11.13.25

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