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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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06.24.26
Tel Aviv ranked world’s No. 4 startup hub with ecosystem value of $250B
Startup Genome’s annual global report says Tel Aviv’s ecosystem value surged 162% from its previous ranking, driven by AI, big data, analytics, cyber and life sciences, placing the city behind only Silicon Valley, New York and London
Israel Wullman
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06.17.26
The chef who brought Italy to Tel Aviv is starting over, slowly
After 30 years in restaurants, Moti Sofer speaks about his mother’s kitchen, the pain of closing La Repubblica after October 7, fatherhood at 46 and his new Shefayim restaurant
Amir Kaminer
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06.17.26
Luxury home sales fall in Israel, but price per meter hits record high
New data show only 20 deals above 15M shekels were reported in the first quarter of 2026, the lowest in four years, but demand has shifted from large villas to premium apartments in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, sending prices per square meter up 22%
Hila Tsion
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06.17.26
A 10,000-shekel fish: The luxury menu of Israel’s elite
Bluefin tuna that costs like a vacation, Japanese knife work and a strange-looking turbot served in three-Michelin-star restaurants: Chef Adi Ashkenazi opens the kitchen at '&Moshik' to the rare fish prepared for diners willing to pay heavily
Assaf Kamar
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06.16.26
Israeli tech marketers gather in Tel Aviv to ask what comes after the AI hype
More than 1,200 marketing, creative, product, growth and tech professionals attended Creatives & Conversions TLV 3 at Tel Aviv University, where the discussion shifted from new AI tools to how teams can keep growing as the industry changes
ynet Global
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06.15.26
Tel Aviv Pride returns with political edge under specter of war
Thousands celebrate parade’s full return after years of disruption, with floats, music and political displays targeting Israeli conservatives and Iran’s leadership
Lia Ziskovich-Rahman
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06.12.26
Who is YENTA? The North American oleh who found his queer identity in Tel Aviv
For Jonah Maryles, aliyah wasn't simply about moving to Israel, it was about finding the freedom to embrace every facet of who he is; today, the 27-year-old content creator, artist and community-builder behind the viral '30 Days of YENTA' series, is using his platform to celebrate queer life, community and belonging in Tel Aviv
Emma Oliver Hacham
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06.11.26
Tel Aviv Pride parade to proceed despite security concerns | Full road closures list
Tel Aviv Pride Parade will follow its seaside route to Charles Clore Park with performances, DJs and floats; hundreds of thousands are expected, with road closures, enhanced transit and safety measures in place
Lihi Gordon
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06.11.26
Police seek public’s help identifying suspect in Tel Aviv fitting room filming case
Tel Aviv resident says she spotted an iPhone recording her while trying on clothes at TLV Mall; police are investigating a suspected privacy violation
Maya Cohen
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06.09.26
The new culinary capital? Tel Aviv diners are heading east to Ono Valley
As traffic, construction and parking make dining in Tel Aviv harder, Ono Valley is drawing restaurateurs, chefs and hungry locals with new Thai, steakhouse, bakery and Asian dining spots
Amir Kaminer
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06.03.26
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