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Tel Aviv leads new home sales as Haifa tops secondhand market

Central Bureau of Statistics reports nearly 8,000 homes sold in November 2025, a sharp rebound from October; despite monthly surge, three-month view shows housing market remains in slowdown, with transaction volumes still down year over year

Hila Tsion | 01.15.26

Western Wall stone to be returned from Defense HQ in Tel Aviv to Jerusalem

The stone, which weighs about 6 tons, will be returned to Jerusalem in the coming days; part of a broader initiative to restore ancient stones from the Western Wall that were placed in various locations across Israel over the years

Shilo Freid | 01.13.26

‘I heard snoring’: Tel Aviv woman recounts finding Palestinians squatters asleep on her couch

Returning from vacation, Nadia discovered two Palestinian burglars fast asleep in her living room; the men, both with prior records, including six other break-ins, arrested on the spot; 'I screamed, and they didn’t even wake up'

Alexandra Lukash | 01.12.26

תחנה מרכזית תל אביב, היום – והדמיה עתידית

Outdated central bus stations give way to integrated transit hubs set to reshape Israel’s cities

Not a central bus station but a multi-modal transport hub where rail, buses and metro meet as 7 major centers planned along the Ayalon corridor and new electric bus terminals nationwide aim to turn neglected stations into urban anchors

Sivan Hilaie | 01.11.26

ולד כספיישל והפך לקבוע. ”ג‘וז ודניאל“ בבני ציון

From ‘poor man’s food’ to must-have dessert: Bread pudding becomes a hit in Israel

Once a way to rescue stale bread in medieval England, bread pudding has become a star on Israeli menus, from chef-driven bakeries to desert cafés, with creative sweet and savory versions; there is also a legendary home recipe

Amir Kaminer | 01.06.26

‘That's not allowed here’: mother says told to leave after breastfeeding at Tel Aviv kosher cafe

Told to stop breastfeeding at a kosher café, mom says her crying three-month-old baby 'had to eat,' and calls the incident 'traumatic'

Nina Fox | 01.04.26

Tel Aviv to build first vertiport, paving the way for air taxis

Israel’s first vertiport will be built at Tel Aviv’s Atidim Park, initially serving medical drone deliveries with aviation authority approval, as the city prepares within three years for electric air taxis aimed at easing chronic traffic congestion

Israel Wullman | 01.01.26

From sirens to celebration: Tel Aviv crowds mark New Year’s Eve with hope for 2026

Israel welcomed 2026 after two years of war, sirens and anxiety; Crowds filled bars throughout Israel, expressing relief, and hope for unity and peace; 'It’s really fun to go out after two years like the ones we’ve had and see happy people here'

Roi Rubinstein, Eitan Gefen | 01.01.26

כתבה בעניין הארכת מעצרו של סופיאן מסלוחי

'Israeli Michael Jackson' may be acquitted 30 years after murder conviction

Sufian Maslouhi, convicted in 1994 of killing jeweler Menashe Atar, claims his confession was coerced through abuse and isolation; prosecutors now support his acquittal, though he’ll stay in prison until 2036 for a separate murder conviction

Netael Bandel | 12.30.25

Watch: Man crushed by crumbling balcony, seriously injured in Tel Aviv amid storm

Man in his 60s hospitalized after balcony fell on him as he stepped off a bus in central Tel Aviv; witnesses describe crumbling infrastructure, while city engineers and police investigate the cause of the collapse

Lihi Gordon | 12.29.25

Israelis spend more on smartphones as buyers shift toward premium

New data reveals: Israelis are paying more than the European average for new smartphones, but continue to flock to premium models; iPhone 16 tops sales, closely followed by the Galaxy S25 Ultra, though the gap with mid-range phones is narrowing

Israel Wullman | 12.29.25

Putin’s neighbors transform their Tel Aviv home with a striking DIY makeover

A couple moves into a Tel Aviv building where the Russian president owns an apartment and transforms their rental with hands-on design, globally sourced finds and custom-built features for their cats

Noam Ron | 12.28.25

24 hours, one endless loop: Spartanion pushes runners beyond every limit

On January 1, over 100 athletes will take on the Spartanion in Tel Aviv’s Yarkon Park; 24 hours of nonstop running around a looped track, where a grandmother, a wounded veteran and a barefoot runner push the limits of human endurance

Meshi Ayad | 12.26.25

הרב חיים אמסלם, הרב זבדיה כהן והרב צבי יהודה לאו

After eight-year vacancy, Israel moves to appoint new chief rabbi of Tel Aviv

Eight years after Rabbi Israel Meir Lau stepped down, Tel Aviv is set to choose a new chief rabbi; the vote is expected in two weeks, with candidates including a senior rabbinical judge, a former lawmaker, community rabbis and Lau’s son

Shilo Freid | 12.25.25

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

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