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From Ben Gurion airport to Tel Aviv bars: meet Israel's viral toilet critic

Yoel Darwish, a 27-year-old filmmaker from Tel Aviv, has gone viral for his witty reviews of public restrooms — rating toilets across Israel with humor and precision, turning one of life’s most awkward topics into an unlikely art form

Assaf Kamar | 11.12.25

IDF soldier arrested on suspicion of stabbing two men outside Tel Aviv nightclub

The 21-year-old soldier from Lod was taken into custody after police found military weapons and explosive materials in his home

Meir Turgeman | 11.12.25

‘Something huge is happening here’: the world’s only Ethiopian fine dining restaurant thrives in south Tel Aviv

With artfully plated dishes, spiced cocktails and meticulous service, Studio Gursha is redefining Ethiopian cuisine in Israel and beyond; owners Elazar Tamano and Dana Hai share how they are breaking culinary barriers

Nira and Ruthie Rousso | 11.11.25

Court extends detention of soccer players suspected of raping US tourist in Tel Aviv

Three Netanya men, including two pro athletes, remain in custody over alleged assault at Tel Aviv hotel; suspects deny charges, claim acts were consensual as defense attacks accuser’s credibility; court cites risk of obstruction, imposes gag order

Lihi Gordon | 11.11.25

Israel launches first phase of $20 billion Tel Aviv metro megaproject

The Transportation Ministry and NTA - Metropolitan Mass Transit System announced the start of pre-qualification for Israeli and international companies bidding on the Tel Aviv metro’s construction — 78 km of twin tunnels and 59 stations — as questions loom over Chinese participation

Sivan Hilaie | 11.10.25

מתן אנגרסט ורום ברסלבסקי בעצרת כיכר החטופים

Hostages Square rally: Emotional tributes amid reports on Hadar Goldin

As hopes rise over the discovery of Hadar Goldin’s remains in Rafah, crowds gathered at Hostages Square; former hostages Gali and Ziv Berman attended, while Omri Miran joined the rally in the south; 'No one is left behind — that’s a promise,' survivors said

Meir Turgeman, Roni Green Shaulov | 11.08.25

Decades of flavor: Legendary Israeli restaurants that stand the test of time

From Tel Aviv to Tiberias, Israel’s oldest restaurants, some dating to the British Mandate, still thrive. These family-run institutions serve traditional dishes with loyal followings, surviving wars, crises, and culinary trends.

Amir Kaminer | 11.07.25

The Tel Aviv legend that sold eggplant for the price of steak: Inside the 70-year story of Arnold’s

It started as a small eggplant stand by Tel Aviv’s old tennis courts in the 1960s. Founded by Bulgarian immigrant Arnold Benish, the family-run spot became a city icon — and three generations later, it’s still serving nostalgia

Tiki Golan | 11.07.25

'Recipe for chaos': Tel Aviv's Kikar Hamedina transforms as local residents fume

A massive redevelopment project at Tel Aviv’s Kikar Hamedina is sparking backlash from residents who fear worsening traffic, overcrowding and decline in quality of life

Sivan Hilaie | 11.06.25

'Chaotic, magical and uniquely Tel Aviv': welcome to Israel's most bizarre mall

After seven years as Dizengoff Center’s marketing VP, Alex Kaplan reveals the secrets of Tel Aviv’s most eccentric mall, where giant brands meet magic shops, 100 owners run the place and sustainability thrives amid war, protests and traffic woes

Meirav Crystal | 11.04.25

משפחת גרינשטיין שהתארחה בעוטף בזמן המבצע עם איראן , התאהבה באזור ועברה לגור פה

They left Tel Aviv for a Gaza border kibbutz: ‘Here we feel safest’

During the Iran war, Elvira and Katya fled Tel Aviv for Israel’s Gaza border region — and never left; The pastry chef and architect found calm, community, and a sense of security in Kibbutz Or HaNer: 'Here, we can sleep through the sirens'

Roni Green Shaulov | 11.03.25

Missing military advocate general found alive, police say

Police find her empty car near Tel Aviv's Cliff Beach; Tomer-Yerushalmi had been expected to be questioned in the coming days over her role in the leak of the Sde Teiman tape

ynet | 11.02.25

איתן זקס ז"ל (מימין) ואליענה זקס בדגם של גאל ואן לירדה בשנקר

She lost her brother to war. She wore his final runway look in his honor

At Tel Aviv Fashion Week, Eliana Sachs honors her late brother Eitan, who was killed in an Iranian missile strike in June, by walking the runway in the last outfit he modeled

Itay Yaacov | 11.02.25

Jasmine Feingold’s comeback: How a near-fatal Yarkon River accident turned Israel’s rowing star into an inspiring teacher

Sixteen years after a rowing accident left her with brain damage, Jasmine Feingold, daughter of peace activist Abie Nathan, is a math teacher in Tel Aviv. Despite memory challenges, she strives for excellence in everything she does.

Dina Halutz | 11.01.25

Discover the flavors of Tel Aviv’s Levinsky Market: Where tradition meets trend

From a modern skewer house and a Japanese-inspired bar to a cozy café and a New York-style music lounge, here are the must-visit spots bringing flavor, nostalgia, and creativity to Tel Aviv’s lively Levinsky Market district.

Amir Kaminer | 10.29.25

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