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Fattal announces 12 new hotels, luxury resorts and Dead Sea water park

Fattal Hotels plans to open 12 new properties across Israel by 2030, adding more than 2,000 rooms; The expansion includes luxury and boutique hotels, a Dead Sea water park and major renovations of existing properties

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 10.15.26

Tel Aviv apartment building collapses after being declared unsafe in past, workers narrowly escape | Watch

A three-story apartment building undergoing renovation in central Tel Aviv partially collapsed, narrowly missing workers and pedestrians; No injuries were reported; The building had previously been declared unsafe, and inspectors found serious safety violations at the site

Hila Tsion, Lihi Gordon | 10.14.26

Tel Aviv metro's 2035 launch in doubt as labor and housing shortages mount

Construction will need 16,000 foreign workers at peak and 23,000 overall, but housing remains unresolved; 2,500 trucks a day will be needed to move soil, while shortages of engineers and drivers threaten the phased opening planned for 2035 to 2042

Sivan Hilaie | 10.12.26

Man hurls rocks at cars from bridge over major Tel Aviv highway, then flees | Watch

Driver Edward Rees says rocks hit his Tesla and a taxi alongside it at up to 90 km/h near the Halakha Interchange; cameras reportedly caught the suspect emptying a bag or bucket before running toward Ramat Gan, and police are investigating

Maya Cohen | 10.11.26

Families waited 80 years. Now Tel Aviv's Kikar Hamedina towers are nearly ready

Owners will soon receive 453 homes in three luxury towers, with Omer Adam and Sergi Roberto among buyers; after decades of legal and planning battles, the project now faces concerns over traffic, density and its impact on the city

Hila Tsion | 10.07.26

Israel’s first ‘Meat Academy’ to teach craft from farm to plate

New Tel Aviv program combines hands-on training in butchery, aging, processing and cooking with lessons on cattle raising and meat production, including a field tour of Golan Heights farms

ynet Global | 10.07.26

Red, blue and gold: The science behind Israel’s spectacular sunset

High-altitude cirrus clouds filled Israel’s skies Monday, scattering sunlight through ice crystals and producing vivid colors; high and mid-level clouds are expected again Tuesday, with a chance of drizzle or light rain

Lihi Gordon | 10.05.26

‘Friends’ producer Kevin Bright honors Oct. 7 survivors at Tel Aviv film screening

The Bridge follows 10 massacre survivors who traveled to a US rock camp and played with musicians linked to Guns N’ Roses, Black Sabbath and Skid Row; Bright says the project aims to tell a story of resilience, healing and hope through music

ynet Global | 09.24.26

Boy George last performed in Irael in2017

Boy George to return to Israel for Tel Aviv concert after defying boycott calls

British pop icon will perform at Menora Mivtachim Arena on Nov. 4 after releasing pro-Israel song ‘We Will Dance Again’ and repeatedly rejecting BDS pressure

ynet | 09.22.26

הערוץ הצרפתי התנצל: פרסם הדמיה של שימוש בנשק גרעיני עתידי - על תל אביב

French channel apologizes after depicting nuclear strike on Tel Aviv

A film on France’s next-generation weapons aired by RMC Découverte showed a nuclear mushroom cloud over Tel Aviv; the channel and director apologized 2½ weeks later; the footage came from a video game

Itamar Eichner | 09.19.26

After declaring ‘Fuck Israel,’ Azealia Banks returns for Tel Aviv show

American rapper will perform in Tel Aviv on Oct. 8, a year after taking the stage draped in an Israeli flag; she is already in Israel working on a new album

Ran Boker | 09.08.26

Florentin, Tel Aviv’s trendiest neighborhood gets a major urban makeover

New preservation rules, added housing, pedestrian streets and public gardens are reshaping the century-old south Tel Aviv neighborhood while planners try to protect the dense commercial fabric that made it famous

Talia Levy Rozenboim | 09.05.26

Where Israel’s renters want to live — and where demand is surging

Haifa’s Neve Sha’anan tops the ranking, ahead of Jerusalem's Nahlaot and central Herzliya, as Madlan data shows renters are favoring lively urban neighborhoods, while demand and prices climb in several major cities

Hila Tsion | 09.03.26

Israel’s traffic nightmare deepens as just 16% commute by public transit

Despite major investments in rail and light rail, the share of workers using public transportation has fallen over the past decade as car commuting rises, with sharp regional gaps and mixed satisfaction with service

Sivan Hilaie | 09.02.26

Why closing one fashion site made so many Israelis angry? When did Shabbat become the enemy?

Opinion: Shabbat observance has become a culture-war battleground, from outrage over a fashion site closing for a day to kosher restaurants facing backlash and Tel Aviv residents fighting plans for a ritual bath. What happened to mutual respect?

Shoshana Chen | 09.02.26

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