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30 meters underground: Inside Tel Aviv’s green line light rail project
Beneath the fences and traffic of central Tel Aviv, massive tunnels, underground stations and round-the-clock work are shaping the longest light rail line in Israel, a project expected to serve 250,000 passengers a day
Sivan Hilaie | 01.31.26
תיעוד מרגעי הפריצה והסרטונים שנתפסו אצל החשודים
Wave of break-ins hits central Tel Aviv as thieves exploit hidden spare keys
Keys hidden in electrical cabinets, flower pots or mailboxes are fueling a growing wave of quiet apartment break-ins in central Tel Aviv, police say, as thieves exploit everyday habits to enter homes unnoticed and leave with property
Maya Cohen | 01.29.26
Iolanta
Iolanta: An Israeli premiere of Tchaikovsky’s last opera
More than 130 years after its debut, Tchaikovsky’s Iolanta makes its long-awaited Israeli premiere at the Tel Aviv Opera; with a lunar-inspired set and an international cast, the one-act opera runs through January 28 at the Israeli Opera
Buzzy Gordon | 01.25.26
העבודות בתעלת המעקף שבפארק אריאל שרון
Massive flood control project launched in Tel Aviv to protect central Israel
Two giant floodgates were activated for the first time at Israel’s largest drainage project, designed to regulate runoff from the Ayalon basin and reduce flooding risks across the Dan region
Yogev Israeli | 01.23.26
שדרת עצי פיקוס בתל אביב
The root of the problem: Tel Aviv residents battle decades-old ficus trees
Cracking walls, clogged pipes and rising costs plague a Tel Aviv neighborhood where protected ficus trees wreak havoc underground, leaving residents demanding action from city officials
Lihi Gordon | 01.21.26
Real Estate
The billionaire-fueled shakeup in luxury housing: Israel’s biggest real estate deals of 2025
A surprising shift in Israel’s luxury housing market in 2025 sees Tel Aviv lose ground to Jerusalem, Herzliya and Caesarea, as mostly foreign buyers continue to invest despite the security situation; here are the 10 costliest deals reported this year
Hila Tsion | 01.17.26
Tel Aviv leads in new home sales
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
האבן הגדולה מהכותל המערבי
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
הרכוש שגנבו החשודים
‘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
לסלי חן-מרג'ן והתינוק שלה
‘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
הדמיה של המתחם החדש
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
חגיגות השנה החדשה בתל אביב
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' 
Roy 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
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