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General · 1h ago · also in 5 newsroomsTen-Year-Old Critically Injured After Falling From Playground Roof in HolonA 10-year-old boy sustained critical injuries after falling from a playground structure in Holon. Paramedics treated him at the scene before transporting him to the hospital in serious condition. The fall occurred from the roof of a play structure the child had climbed.General · 1d agoGeni Menashe Appointed CEO of Tirat Carmel Community CenterGeni Menashe has been appointed the new CEO of the Tirat Carmel Community Center, bringing over 20 years of senior management experience. Menashe, a 20-year resident of Tirat Carmel, aims to enhance the center's role as a professional and accessible community hub. Mayor Dudu Cohen welcomed her appointment, stressing the center's importance to the city's growing community. Menashe expressed her commitment to using her expertise to serve the residents and foster a sense of belonging.General · 1d agoRishon Lezion Offers Election Day Events and Discounts to Boost Voter TurnoutThe Rishon Lezion Municipality will host Election Day events and offer discounts on October 27, 2026, to encourage voter turnout. Activities include children's entertainment and a mobile voting encouragement unit. Residents can also access discounts at local attractions like Hay Park and museums, as well as subsidized shows and movie tickets. Mayor Raz Kinastlich encouraged citizens to vote and then enjoy the city's festivities.General · 1d agoBeit Shemesh Mayor Halts Roadwork, Orders Public ConsultationBeit Shemesh Mayor Shmuel Greenberg has halted road construction on Ha'Amoraim Boulevard due to traffic and parking disruptions. A public consultation will be held to gather resident and business input on the project's future. The road's design has been problematic for years, with recent work by the Ministry of Construction and Housing exacerbating issues. A public meeting is scheduled for November 11, 2026.General · 1d agoBeit Shemesh Plans Future Transportation Amid Rapid GrowthBeit Shemesh held a strategic workshop to plan its transportation for the next decade, involving the mayor, city officials, and the Ministry of Transportation. The SUMP program aims to create a comprehensive mobility plan for the rapidly growing city, which currently has over 200,000 residents and is projected to reach half a million. The plan will focus on improving public transport and integrating various modes to serve the city's evolving needs.General · 2d agoNew Director Appointed to Or Yehuda Municipality's HR DepartmentTami Binyamini has been appointed the new Director of the Human Resources Department at the Or Yehuda Municipality. She will oversee recruitment, employee retention, and service improvement initiatives. Binyamini, a former IDF Lieutenant Colonel, brings extensive HR and management experience to the role. Mayor Liat Shochat stated the appointment aligns with the municipality's commitment to quality service.General · 3d ago · also in 21 newsroomsIsrael Switches to Winter Time, Gaining an Extra Hour of SleepIsrael officially moved to winter time early Sunday, October 25, 2026, setting clocks back one hour and granting an extra hour of sleep. This change, mandated by law, will last for about five months until March 26, 2027. Most electronic devices update automatically, but manual adjustments are needed for analog clocks and non-connected devices.General · 3d ago · also in 21 newsroomsIsrael Switches to Winter Time, Gaining an Hour of SleepIsrael will switch to winter time overnight between Saturday, October 24, and Sunday, October 25, 2026, moving clocks back one hour at 2:00 AM. This change provides an extra hour of sleep but results in earlier sunsets. Most modern devices will update automatically, but manual adjustments are needed for older clocks. Winter time will last until March 26, 2027.General · 5d ago · also in 7 newsroomsIsrael Shifts to Winter Time This WeekendIsrael will switch to winter time on the night of Saturday, October 25, 2026. Clocks will be moved back one hour at 2:00 AM to 1:00 AM. Most smart devices will update automatically, but manual adjustment will be needed for older clocks.General · 6d agoKiryat Ono Education System Shows Significant Improvement in Key MetricsKiryat Ono's education system has reported significant improvements in matriculation eligibility, excellence, and advanced studies in math and English for the 2024-2025 academic year. Matriculation eligibility rose to 93%, excellent matriculation to 35.5%, and advanced math and English studies also saw substantial increases. Mayor Michal Rosenstein and Education Portfolio head Shiran Tal Dali praised the students, educators, and parents for these achievements, especially amidst challenging times.General · 6d agoNew Community Police Liaison Offers Listening Ear in Yavne NeighborhoodsYavne has appointed Sergeant Major Avi Zaken as its new community police liaison, focusing on older neighborhoods. With 32 years of police experience, Zaken will mediate disputes and foster community relations. He is initiating programs for youth and seniors, including an event with the Israel Police Orchestra. Residents can reach him at 050-5073833 for assistance.General · 6d agoJerusalem Opens New Year With Record 864 Students in Pre-Army and Service ProgramsJerusalem has set a new record with 864 participants in its pre-army and national service programs for the Hebrew year תשפ"ז, an increase of about 200 from last year. The program includes 12 pre-army academies and 13 service organizations, with two new academies joining. Participants engage in personal development, leadership training, and community service, preparing for military duty and adult life. Mayor Moshe Lion praised the youth's dedication and pledged continued municipal support for these initiatives.General · 6d agoRishon LeZion Leads Israel in High School Graduation RatesRishon LeZion has achieved the highest high school matriculation eligibility rate among Israel's major cities for the fourth year in a row, with 91.1% for the 2024-2025 academic year. The city also leads in advanced 5-unit qualifications for English and mathematics. Dropout rates are significantly lower than the national average, and exam integrity remains high.General · 6d agoAshdod Schools Achieve High Matriculation Rates, Surpassing National AveragesSchools in Ashdod, Israel, have achieved a 96% matriculation certificate eligibility rate, significantly exceeding the national average of 78%. The city's students also outperformed national averages in English and mathematics units, excellent matriculation, and specialized "Matriculation-Tech" programs. These successes contribute to Ashdod's second consecutive National Education Award.General · 6d agoKiryat Ata Achieves High Matriculation Rates, Exceeding National AverageKiryat Ata's matriculation eligibility rate for 12th graders reached 87.1% for the 2024-2025 school year, exceeding the national average by over 9 percentage points. The city also reported higher-than-average success in "Tech Bagrut" and English proficiency programs. Mayor Yakov Peretz highlighted the municipality's significant annual investment in new educational facilities and infrastructure, with over half of the city's budget allocated to education.General · 6d agoRehovot Education System Shows Marked Improvement in Matriculation RatesRehovot's education system has shown significant improvements in matriculation rates, reaching 88.2% for the 2024-2025 academic year, well above the national average. Advanced studies in math and English have also seen gains, alongside a low dropout rate of 0.9%. City officials attribute these successes to a comprehensive education plan and dedicated efforts by educators and students, with a commitment to continued progress and individual student support.General · 6d agoKiryat Malachi Promotes Urban Renewal, Urges Resident ConsultationKiryat Malachi is promoting urban renewal projects with a campaign urging residents to consult professionals before signing agreements. A recent seminar involved the mayor and city officials to develop a coordinated work plan for renewal projects. The initiative aims to protect residents' rights and ensure informed decision-making throughout the process, impacting infrastructure and quality of life.General · 7d ago · also in 11 newsroomsIsrael Shifts to Standard Time This WeekendIsrael will switch to standard time early Sunday morning, October 25, 2026, by setting clocks back one hour at 2:00 AM. The transition, in accordance with the Time Determination Law, will grant an additional hour of sleep. Daylight saving time is scheduled to return on March 26, 2027. The Director General of the Ministry of Interior wished citizens a safe winter and expressed hopes for peace and unity.General · 7d ago · also in 16 newsroomsMagnitude 3.4 Earthquake Shakes Israel's Arava RegionA preliminary magnitude 3.4 earthquake struck Israel's Arava region on Tuesday at 11:00 AM, according to the Geological Survey. The tremor was felt by residents throughout the country. The Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure confirmed the event and indicated that more information would be released.General · 8d agoUnderground Bins Project in Elad Reaches 25% CompletionElad has opened dozens of new underground waste bins, completing 25% of its city-wide project. Contractors have resumed installation work after a holiday break, aiming to expand the initiative to more streets and neighborhoods. The project, led by the municipality, seeks to improve waste disposal and street appearance for residents.General · 9d agoOfakim Network CEO Visits Arnon School in Ariel, Expresses Full Confidence in StaffYossi Mamo, CEO of the Ofakim Education Network, visited the Ofakim Arnon school in Ariel to observe its educational programs and staff. He toured various school facilities, including a podcast studio where he was interviewed by students. Mamo concluded the visit by expressing "security" and full confidence in the school's leadership and staff. The visit was a collaborative effort involving school and municipal education officials.General · 9d agoMan Critically Injured After Being Hit by Car at Garage in Rishon LeZionA 73-year-old man was seriously injured Tuesday morning after being hit by a car while working at a garage in Rishon LeZion. Paramedics treated him at the scene for limb injuries before transporting him to Wolfson Medical Center. The incident occurred during his work hours at the garage.General · 10d agoNew App Centralizes Dog Adoption and Lost Pet Reports in IsraelA new Israeli app, Dogs4u, launched for iPhone and Android, centralizes dog adoption and lost or found pet reports. Initiated by Boaz Golan, the non-profit app allows users to find dogs for free adoption, post dogs needing homes, and report lost or found animals. The platform also lists rescue organizations and shelters, facilitating communication and management of adoption processes, and is also accessible via its website.General · 12d ago · also in 4 newsroomsMan Critically Injured After Fall From Height in Holon Shopping CenterA 54-year-old man is in critical condition after falling from a height at a shopping center in Holon. Emergency medical teams performed resuscitation and evacuated him to Wolfson Hospital with multi-system injuries. The incident occurred at a commercial center in the city.General · 12d agoTens of Thousands of Pelicans Stop in Israel During MigrationBetween 40,000 and 50,000 great white pelicans are stopping in Israel this autumn as they migrate from Europe to Africa. The birds pause to feed and gather strength before crossing the Sinai Desert. Special feeding stations are set up with trucks of fish to prevent damage to commercial fish farms. Photographer Daniel Sharon documented the event.General · 12d agoOr Yehuda Unveils Memorial Plaque for Fallen Soldier Yitzhak BetenOr Yehuda unveiled a memorial plaque for Deputy Yitzhak Beten, who died in 1973. The plaque is located near a tree planted by his father 53 years ago. Mayor Liat Shohat stated the act was historical and moral justice, honoring Beten's legacy. Beten was a dedicated officer who chose combat service and died on duty.General · 13d agoTirat Carmel Prepares for Continued Urban Renewal MomentumTirat Carmel's municipality held a professional meeting on urban renewal, led by City Manager Noga Nachum Dahan, to prepare for future development. The Urban Renewal Administration presented project statuses and future projections, while departments discussed inter-departmental cooperation for infrastructure and public services. Officials emphasized the need to plan for educational facilities, public spaces, and overall city development alongside new housing. Several urban renewal plans are nearing implementation, with a focus on comprehensive and coordinated planning.General · 13d agoRosh Ha'ayin Launches Community Index to Measure Resident EngagementThe Rosh Ha'ayin Municipality has launched a new municipal community index to measure residents' sense of belonging, trust, and involvement. The initiative, developed with the Matnasim Company, uses an anonymous survey to assess six key dimensions of community life. Data collected will inform a targeted work plan to strengthen local communities, with the index to be repeated annually to track progress. Mayor highlighted the initiative's role in enhancing quality of life by fostering a connected community.General · 14d ago · also in 17 newsroomsPart of Building Collapses in South Tel Aviv During RenovationA portion of a building under renovation collapsed in Tel Aviv on Nachalat Binyamin Street at Rothschild Boulevard. Magen David Adom reported the incident occurred at 9:37 AM, with no injuries confirmed so far. Search teams are on-site to check for trapped individuals.General · 14d ago · also in 9 newsroomsMan Dies in Road Accident in Tel Aviv-JaffaA man around 30 years old died overnight after his car crashed on Ben Tzvi Street in Tel Aviv-Jaffa. Emergency services took him to Wolfson Hospital, where he was declared dead. Police are investigating the cause of the accident.General · 14d agoElad Launches Operation to Reclaim Public Spaces from BusinessesElad launched a focused enforcement operation in the "Yahalom" commercial center to clear public sidewalks obstructed by businesses. Led by municipal police and various city agencies, the operation aims to restore pedestrian access and will expand to other commercial areas. Mayor Yehuda Butbul emphasized the importance of accessible public spaces for all residents.General · 15d ago · also in 12 newsroomsStudent Dies in School Trip Accident in Northern IsraelA ninth-grade student, Elazar Yair Wilensky, died in a tragic accident during a school trip in northern Israel on Monday. His family remembered him as a bright and joyful young person with his whole future ahead of him. The city of Ma'alot Tarshiha is mourning the loss, with municipal officials offering condolences and support services being provided to those affected. Prayers are ongoing for the injured, and the family has requested privacy.General · 16d ago · also in 2 newsroomsKarmiel Fire Displaces Residents, Destroys Four ApartmentsA fire in Karmiel on Tzahal Street destroyed four apartments and led to the evacuation of 44 others. One person was lightly injured, and about 20 residents sought assistance at a municipal evacuation center. The mayor was on-site coordinating with emergency services. The cause of the fire is under investigation.General · 16d agoJournalist Moti Kastel Confronts Tofer Over 'Madness' He CausedJournalist Moti Kastel publicly confronted an individual named Tofer, questioning if he would apologize to the Israeli people and the Prime Minister for causing "madness" in the country. Kastel also inquired about Tofer's current vocal state. The exchange was captured in a video, though the specific context and nature of Tofer's alleged actions were not elaborated upon.General · 16d agoMan Who Claimed Amnesia Enters Building Through Side Door to Avoid PressA man claiming amnesia entered a building through a side door on Sunday to avoid journalists. He had previously stated he did not know or remember certain events. The specific context of his claimed memory loss and the identity of the journalists were not detailed in the report.General · 16d agoPhotographer Enters Through Side Door to Avoid JournalistsPhotographer Chaim Goldberg of Flash 90 used a side entrance to avoid interacting with reporters. The article lists several photographers and sources, indicating a collection of visual reporting. The specific reason for avoiding journalists is not detailed. The event appears to be a minor incident involving media access.General · 17d ago · also in 2 newsroomsMajor Traffic Disruptions Expected in Central Israel Due to ConcertsA series of NEXT concerts at Ramat Gan's National Stadium between October 11-18 and on October 22 will cause significant traffic jams in central Israel. Major road closures and rerouting are planned in Tel Aviv and Bnei Brak during evening and late-night hours. Police recommend using public transportation to avoid severe congestion.General · 17d ago · also in 1 newsroomJerusalem Municipality Completes Winter Preparations, Urges Resident ActionThe Jerusalem Municipality has completed its winter preparations, including infrastructure maintenance and emergency service coordination. Residents are advised to check home safety systems, secure outdoor items, and take precautions against flooding and freezing pipes. Mayor Moshe Lion urged citizens to prepare their homes and follow safety guidelines for a secure winter.General · 17d agoHaifa Neighborhood to Undergo $670,000 Renovation ProjectMayor Shmuel Greenberg led a tour of the Hefziba neighborhood in Israel, identifying issues with sidewalks, accessibility, and debris. A renovation project, costing approximately 2.5 million shekels, will begin soon to upgrade sidewalks, a public garden, and infrastructure. The project aims to improve the quality of life and appearance of the neighborhood.General · 17d agoScooter Rider Injured in Bicycle Collision in Tel AvivA scooter rider was moderately injured in Tel Aviv on Jerusalem Boulevard after being hit by a cyclist. Paramedics treated the rider at the scene and transported them to Ichilov Hospital.General · 19d ago · also in 7 newsroomsYinon Magal Meets Bibas Family, Apologizes for RemarksCommentator Yinon Magal met with relatives of Shiri Bibas to apologize for his remarks, which he said were taken out of context and caused pain. Magal acknowledged his words hurt people and described the meeting with Bibas' uncle and cousin as long, painful, and good. He apologized to them and other affected families.General · 19d agoKiryat Ono Marks Three Years Since October 7th MassacreKiryat Ono held a municipal memorial ceremony at the Heroes' Garden to mark three years since the October 7th massacre, honoring 15 local residents killed or fallen in the ensuing war. Mayor Michal Rosenstein and Sigal Khalifa, Chairwoman of the Bereaved Families Forum, addressed the attendees, emphasizing community support and remembrance. Singer Daniel Weiss, who lost his parents on October 7th, performed songs of remembrance, concluding with a joint performance of "To Cry for You" with the "Young Ones of Ono" youth ensemble.General · 20d agoHolon Leads Israel's Major Cities in Negative Internal MigrationA new report from Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics shows Holon lost 11.6 residents per 1,000 inhabitants, the highest negative internal migration rate among major Israeli cities. Rishon Lezion, however, saw a positive balance of 2.4 residents per 1,000. The data, based on 2024 figures, reflects movement between Israeli localities, excluding births, deaths, and immigration. Holon's municipality did not comment on the findings.General · 21d agoNesher Marks Three Years Since October 7th With Memorial EventsThe Nesher Municipality commemorated the three-year anniversary of the October 7th attacks with memorial events on October 7, 2026. A personal testimony was shared by Golan Abitbol from Kibbutz Be'eri, detailing his survival experiences. A central ceremony included music, singing, and remembrance of the fallen. The municipality pledged ongoing support for bereaved families and survivors, acknowledging the enduring pain.General · 21d agoNew School Wing Named After Fallen Soldier Aviel MalkamoKiryat Ata inaugurated "Beit Aviel," an educational wing at Yavne School, honoring fallen soldier Sergeant First Class Aviel Malkamo. The ceremony marked three years since Malkamo, 21, was killed in action on October 9, 2023, defending against terrorists. The new wing will house young students, with Mayor Yakov Peretz and Malkamo's family in attendance. The naming fulfills one of Malkamo's dreams of educating youth.General · 21d agoHaifa Bay Environmental Association Reports Significant Benzene ExceedanceThe Haifa Bay Municipal Association for Environmental Protection reported a benzene exceedance of nearly 69% on October 5, with pollution traced to the Bazan complex. This marks the third such exceedance recorded at the Kiryat Ata monitoring station since the start of 2026, though regulations allow up to seven annually. The association is conducting a professional examination to identify emission sources and their implications. Officials emphasized the need to prevent recurrence and ensure environmental compliance.General · 22d agoBeaches Close After Busy Summer Season in Rishon LeZionRishon LeZion's bathing season has ended after a summer that attracted millions of visitors to its beaches. The city maintained extensive services and continued its commitment to accessibility for people with disabilities, earning international recognition for its beaches.General · 22d agoKiryat Ekron Honors October 7 VictimsKiryat Ekron held a memorial ceremony to honor four residents killed on October 7th. The event, led by the local council and community center, included speeches from local leaders and remembrance of the victims.General · 22d agoBeer Sheva Marks National Memorial Day for October 7thBeer Sheva held a memorial ceremony for the victims of October 7th and the subsequent war, honoring fallen soldiers and civilians, sharing stories of heroism, and emphasizing unity and resilience. The event included prayers, musical performances, and speeches from city officials and survivors.General · 23d agoNess Ziona to Mark Three Years Since October 7th with Memorial CeremonyNess Ziona will hold a memorial ceremony on October 5, 2026, to mark three years since the October 7th attacks and the start of the war, honoring fallen residents and supporting their families.General · 23d agoRamla Schools Undergo Renovations During School YearThe Ramla Municipality is continuing renovations and upgrades at its schools and kindergartens, including during the Sukkot holiday and the ongoing school year. The projects aim to create a modern and safe learning environment for students and staff.General · 23d agoRaanana Unveils New Master Plan With Resident InputThe Raanana Municipality is updating its master plan to guide future development, incorporating resident input through public meetings and surveys. The updated plan addresses urban growth, transportation, environmental concerns, and quality of life, with the first public meeting set for October 14, 2026.General · 23d agoHaifa Extends Lifeguard Services After Official Swimming Season EndsHaifa's official swimming season ends October 26, but the municipality will keep lifeguard stations open at five beaches until November 10 to ensure safety for continued swimmers. Hours will be adjusted with the start of winter time.General · 23d agoTiberias Road Closure for Six Months Due to Infrastructure WorkRoad 348 in Tiberias will be closed for six months starting October 5, 2026, for infrastructure and safety work by Netivei Israel to stabilize slopes. Alternative routes and traffic guidance will be provided.General · 23d agoBe'er Sheva to Mark National Day of Remembrance for October 7thBe'er Sheva will host a central municipal ceremony on October 5th, 2026, to commemorate the National Day of Remembrance for October 7th. The event, titled "Remembering Everyone," will include bereaved families, city leaders, and security forces, featuring personal testimonies and memorial prayers.General · 23d agoMoshe Bernstein Appointed Director of Or Yehuda Psychological-Educational ServiceMoshe Bernstein has been appointed the new director of the Psychological-Educational Service in Or Yehuda, replacing Dr. Ronit Geller. Bernstein brings extensive experience in educational psychology and management, and Mayor Liat Shohat highlighted the importance of the service for community resilience.General · 24d agoTribute Held for "Plane Hero" Asaf Rajuan in Petah TikvaAn event honoring Asaf Rajuan, called a "hero of the plane," was held in Petah Tikva with a "second Hakafot" ceremony. The celebration aimed to show respect and joy for his heroic actions.General · 26d ago · also in 5 newsroomsArkia to Operate Rescue Flights from Dubai After Receiving ApprovalsArkia Airlines received approval to operate rescue flights from Dubai, with two flights scheduled for today and tomorrow. The airline is also working to add three more flights over the weekend at the request of the Transportation Minister.General · 26d agoAshdod Launches Upgraded Waste Collection System with New Trucks and TechnologyThe Ashdod Municipality has launched a significantly upgraded waste collection system, introducing 40 new trucks, advanced technology including AI monitoring, and a new operational structure managed by three companies. The system aims to improve service quality, sanitation, and efficiency for the growing city.General · 26d ago · also in 11 newsroomsPM Honors Flight Heroes, Citing Israeli BraveryThe Prime Minister met with "flight heroes," praising their bravery and announcing they will light a torch of civil heroism on Independence Day. He stated that global audiences are observing Israeli heroism.General · 27d agoWoman Who Lost Brother on Oct. 7 Prays During Terrifying Plane IncidentMiriam Ohayon, whose brother was killed on October 7, was filmed praying during a terrifying plane incident where the aircraft from Saudi Arabia began to dive. Her prayer expressed faith and hope amidst the danger.General · 27d ago · also in 23 newsroomsPresident Herzog Praises Four Israelis for Heroism on Dubai FlightPresident Isaac Herzog spoke with four Israelis who showed exceptional bravery on a flight from Dubai to Israel and will recommend them for the President's Award for Civilian Heroism.General · 27d ago · also in 2 newsroomsRabbis Recite Psalms of Thanksgiving After Flydubai Plane IncidentDozens of rabbis, led by Israel's Chief Rabbi Kalman Meir Bar and Tel Aviv's Chief Rabbi Zevadia Cohen, recited a Psalm of Thanksgiving after a Flydubai plane incident, which they called a miracle.General · 27d ago · also in 28 newsroomsChildren Recount Terror on Flydubai Flight Amidst Mid-Air PanicPassengers, including children, on a Flydubai flight experienced extreme fear and confusion due to an unusual mid-air incident involving screams and a reported stabbing. The flight eventually landed safely at Ben Gurion Airport, with passengers recounting their terrifying moments.General · 27d ago · also in 3 newsroomsNews Anchor Opens Broadcast With Song of Gratitude After Passenger LandingNews anchor Magen Tביבי opened an evening news broadcast with a song of thanksgiving after passengers landed in Israel. The broadcast aired on Instagram News 04.General · 27d agoPassengers Sing on Flight Back to Israel After Scary MomentsPassengers on a Delta Air Lines flight to Israel sang a song of reassurance after experiencing frightening moments during their journey. The video of the event was shared on Instagram.General · 28d ago · also in 1 newsroomMiracle in Jerusalem: Driver Survives 7-Meter Fall After Car Plunges Off RoadA 66-year-old woman miraculously survived a 7-meter fall after her car plunged off a road in Jerusalem. She was rescued by emergency services and transported to the hospital in light condition.General · 28d ago · also in 5 newsroomsElderly Woman Killed by Truck in Southern Israel KibbutzAn elderly woman, around 90 years old, died on Wednesday morning in Kibbutz Beerotayim, southern Israel, after being hit by a truck. Emergency services pronounced her dead at the scene due to critical injuries.General · 28d agoIsrael Police Open House Draws Thousands During Sukkot HolidayThe Israel Police hosted an open house at its Heritage House in Beit Shemesh during Sukkot, attracting thousands of visitors. Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai attended the event and praised the public's engagement with the police's history and work.General · 29d ago · also in 18 newsroomsEl Al Flight to Miami Returns to Israel Due to Technical FaultAn El Al flight from Tel Aviv to Miami, LY017, was forced to return to Israel after five hours of flying due to an unexpected technical issue. Passengers will be offered a replacement flight or a refund.General · 30d agoNew Bus Route Expands Public Transport in Kiryat Yam's Gali Yam NeighborhoodKiryat Yam is launching a new bus route in the Gali Yam neighborhood to improve public transport access. The route's bus stops were relocated for safety and traffic flow reasons, with parking adjustments and a new lot planned.General · 30d agoEleven Dogs Find Homes at Special Adoption Fair in YavneAn adoption fair in Yavne successfully placed 11 dogs into new homes through a collaborative effort involving the municipality, veterinary services, rescue organizations, and community volunteers. The event provided a second chance for the adopted animals.General · 30d agoGedera Municipality Honors Operations Director After 32 Years of ServiceThe Gedera Local Council honored Yehuda Shamaja, head of its Operations Department, at a retirement ceremony after over 32 years of service. He received a special recognition shield for his dedication.General · 30d agoAshdod Launches New Waste Management System with Expanded FleetThe Ashdod Municipality is launching a new waste management system on October 1st, utilizing three companies, 39 trucks, and advanced technology to improve services. This change comes after recent disruptions caused by equipment failures.General · 30d ago · also in 11 newsroomsFatal Road Accident Claims One Life, Injures Two OthersA man in his 30s died and two others were injured in a two-vehicle collision on Route 232 in southern Israel. Emergency services pronounced the man dead at the scene.General · 30d ago · also in 27 newsroomsBen Gurion Airport Parking Lots Reopen After Rosh Hashanah CongestionBen Gurion Airport's public parking lots have reopened after reaching full capacity during the Rosh Hashanah holiday. Travelers can now once again arrive by private vehicle.General · 31d agoFirst "Between Holidays" Camp in Kiryat Malachi Concludes SuccessfullyKiryat Malachi's first "Between Holidays" camp successfully provided childcare for 110 kindergarteners during the intermediate days of Sukkot. The subsidized program offered diverse activities and gave working parents peace of mind.General · 31d ago · also in 27 newsroomsBen Gurion Airport Parking Lots Full Amid Holiday Travel RushBen Gurion Airport announced that all its parking lots are full due to the High Holiday travel season and advised travelers to use public transportation instead of private vehicles.General · 31d ago · also in 4 newsroomsWorker Critically Injured by Falling Object at Rishon Lezion FactoryA factory worker in Rishon Lezion was seriously injured by a heavy object and taken to Wolfson Medical Center. The incident occurred during his work shift.General · 33d ago · also in 9 newsroomsYoung Worker Dies in Tragic Industrial Accident in HaderaA 22-year-old worker died from severe injuries sustained in a workplace accident at a factory in Hadera overnight. Emergency services pronounced him dead at the scene, and the circumstances of the accident are under investigation.General · 33d agoCommunity Event Honors Reserve Soldiers' Families in Or YehudaA community event in Or Yehuda, organized by local youth groups, provided entertainment and activities for the children of reserve soldiers. The initiative aimed to show appreciation for the families supporting soldiers on duty.General · 33d agoNew Highway 9 Opens in Tiberias to Ease Traffic CongestionTiberias has opened a new 750-meter road, Highway 9, in the city's northern section. The project, costing 12 million shekels, aims to reduce traffic congestion and is considered a key part of the city's development plans.General · 33d agoAshdod Ranks Last Among Large Cities in Resident Satisfaction SurveyA new survey by Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics shows Ashdod as the least satisfactory large city for residents, with 51% positive ratings. Petah Tikva led the rankings with 85% satisfaction, while a national gap in satisfaction was noted between Jewish and Arab citizens.General · 34d agoJerusalem Offers Free Parking During Sukkot HolidayJerusalem will offer free parking in blue-and-white zones from September 27 to October 2 during the intermediate days of Sukkot. The measure is intended to ease travel for residents and visitors during the holiday.General · 34d agoTiberias Offers Free Parking During Sukkot HolidayTiberias Mayor Yossi Ben-David has ordered a suspension of parking enforcement during the Sukkot holiday to encourage shopping and tourism. Certain serious parking violations will still be ticketed.General · 34d ago · also in 9 newsroomsTeen Dies After Being Struck by Vehicle in Kiryat BialikA 13-year-old boy critically injured after being struck by a vehicle in Kiryat Bialik has died. He passed away from his wounds at Rambam Medical Center in Haifa. The circumstances of the incident are under investigation.General · 34d ago · also in 1 newsroomBeersheba Ranks High Among Large Cities in Municipal Performance SurveyA 2025 survey by Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics found that 72% of Beersheba residents are satisfied with their municipality's performance, ranking it fourth among large cities and above the national average.General · 34d agoOr Yehuda Launches Major Initiative to Renew Public Park PlaygroundsThe Or Yehuda Municipality has launched a large-scale project to clean, repair, and refresh playground equipment in its public parks and gardens. The initiative aims to remove graffiti and vandalism, using advanced equipment and eco-friendly cleaning agents to ensure safety and aesthetics, with the mayor urging public cooperation in maintaining the facilities.General · 34d ago · also in 15 newsroomsFamily Calls for Prayers for Neria Laiter, Injured ResidentFamily and friends of Neria Laiter, who was injured and is in serious condition, are organizing a prayer service for his recovery at the Western Wall in Jerusalem tonight at 11:00 PM and are asking the public to join.General · 34d agoCanine Unit Soldiers Connect With Special Needs Children in HolonThe Holon Municipality, in partnership with "Parents in Action," organized an event where special needs children interacted with soldiers from the Oketz canine unit. The children participated in activities with the dogs and soldiers, fostering joy and connection.General · 34d ago · also in 2 newsroomsPetah Tikva Municipality Ranks First in Israel for Resident Satisfaction and TrustA new Social Survey by Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics reveals Petah Tikva Municipality leads the nation in resident satisfaction, service equality, and public trust, with 91% of residents expressing confidence in the local authority.General · 35d agoYavne Municipality Urges Residents to Build Sukkot Only on Private PropertyThe Yavne Municipality is directing residents to build their Sukkot only on private property, prohibiting them in public spaces to ensure accessibility and safety. Special provisions are available for residents with unique needs who contact the city.General · 35d agoJerusalem Residents Show Sharp Rise in Satisfaction With City ServicesA 2025 survey by Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics shows a significant increase in Jerusalem residents' satisfaction with municipal services and performance compared to 2015. Satisfaction with city functioning rose from 39% to 68%, and with services from 56% to 70%.General · 35d ago · also in 2 newsroomsJerusalem Offers Free Parking During Sukkot Holiday WeekJerusalem will offer free parking in blue-and-white zones during the intermediate days of Sukkot, from September 27 to October 2, 2026. The measure aims to facilitate access for visitors and residents, though illegal parking will still be enforced.General · 35d agoTiberias Inaugurates New East-West Highway 9Tiberias is set to inaugurate the new Highway 9, which runs east-west through the city's northern part, on September 24, 2026. The ceremony will be attended by local officials and is expected to enhance traffic flow.General · 35d agoPurple Line Construction Triggers Traffic Disruptions in Yehud and Or YehudaNTA is conducting nighttime infrastructure work for the Purple Line light rail in Yehud and Or Yehuda from September 22-24, 2026, leading to road closures, traffic diversions, and public transport changes.General · 35d agoGedera Roundabout Upgrades Cause Thursday Traffic DisruptionsGedera will experience temporary road closures on Thursday, September 24, 2026, due to roundabout upgrade work. Two intersections will be closed in phases, with pedestrian access maintained and traffic rerouted.General · 36d agoJerusalem Municipality Announces Sukkot Holiday Operations and ServicesJerusalem Municipality offices will close for Sukkot, but essential services will continue. A special collection for Sukkah branches is scheduled for October 4-6, with residents asked to separate them from regular trash.General · 36d agoBeit Shemesh Completes $2 Million Street Upgrade in Ramah Aleph NeighborhoodThe Beit Shemesh Municipality has finished a 7 million shekel ($2 million USD) project to upgrade three streets in the Ramah Aleph neighborhood, including new roads, sidewalks, and safety features. The upgrades aim to improve infrastructure and address residents' needs.General · 36d ago · also in 2 newsroomsBen Gurion Airport Reopens for Flights After Yom Kippur HolidayBen Gurion International Airport reopened for civilian flights on Tuesday evening, shortly after the conclusion of the Yom Kippur holiday. The airport had been closed for approximately 24 hours, a standard annual procedure during the religious observance.