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Language and baseHebrew · Jerusalem
The last 30 days
2,129reports translated
61%first to report
94 mintypical time behind the first report
0%carry a named author
0%opinion and analysis
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0404's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the right-wing press. On the IDF, Netanyahu, the police, Hamas and the United States its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
From 2,134 reports this month, judged without the newsroom's name. How this is measuredOnly 0404 had it
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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 · 1d 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 · 4d 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.More from 0404