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Language and baseHebrew · Tel AvivFounded 2000
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Haredi Community Leavers Navigate Job Market ChallengesEconomy · 1d agoDespite Zini's Embarrassing Failure, He Should Not Be FiredSecurity · 1d agoAyla Hasson Resigns from Public Broadcasting Over Editorial DisputesCulture · 1d agoBig stories TheMarker skipped
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Culture · 1d agoTel Aviv's "L" Neighborhood Faces Aging and Identity DebatesTel Aviv's "L" neighborhood, a community hub facing an aging population, is experiencing debates over its secular identity. A long-term resident noted the neighborhood's initial appeal for space and its subsequent improvements. The area, situated between key landmarks and characterized by mid-rise buildings, is scheduled for urban renewal.Culture · 1d agoAyla Hasson Resigns from Public Broadcasting Over Editorial DisputesVeteran journalist Ayla Hasson resigned from Kan 11 this week after a dispute with editors over her claims of election fraud and remarks about Bedouin women. Hasson alleges she was silenced, while the broadcaster believes she sought to invalidate election results with unsubstantiated claims. The situation highlights a tension between talent empowerment and editorial oversight in media.Culture · 3d ago · also in 3 newsroomsTel Aviv Approves Plan to Preserve Romano House Amid New TowersTel Aviv's District Planning and Building Committee approved a plan to preserve the historic Romano House. The Ybox company will receive building rights for two 45-story towers with about 240 apartments in exchange for preserving the Romano House as a public space.Culture · 3d ago · also in 13 newsroomsAyelet Has-On Resigns From Public Broadcasting CorporationBroadcaster Ayelet Has-On announced her resignation from Kan 11, citing a desire not to be part of a system that silences voices. She stated she has received numerous offers and plans to continue her on-screen career soon.Culture · 5d agoFamily Harvests Award-Winning Olives in Memory of FatherA family in moshav Nir Yisrael near Ashkelon continues to harvest olives for award-winning oil in memory of their late father. The annual harvest, a labor of love rather than profit, brings siblings and grandchildren together. The father's legacy includes the olive grove and the award-winning oil it produces.Culture · 5d agoKupa Rashit's Commercial Success Extends Beyond Hit TV ShowThe Israeli comedy series "Kupa Rashit" has built a commercial enterprise generating millions of shekels since its 2018 debut. The recent film adaptation offered new business opportunities through product placement within the plot. This expands on existing revenue streams from merchandise and advertisements featuring the show's characters.Culture · 8d agoTel Aviv Neighborhood Offers Community Amidst Urban LivingThe Maoz Aviv neighborhood in northern Tel Aviv, built in the 1950s, features apartment blocks and shared green areas. Resident Klara Kedem praises its strong community feel and pleasant social environment, noting occasional noise and parking problems due to nearby Yarkon Park concerts. The area is largely designated for preservation.Culture · 8d agoYoung Israelis Drawn to Restaurant Kitchens Despite Demanding RealityYoung Israelis are increasingly drawn to working in restaurant kitchens due to influences like cooking shows and social media, seeking creative work. However, the demanding nature of the job often leads them to quit. Tomer Margalit, 23, discovered his passion for cooking at a young age, preparing meals for his family by his early teens.Culture · 9d agoThe Voice All-Stars Finale Hits Record Low RatingsThe semi-final of "The Voice All-Stars" on Reshet 13 garnered a low 2.9% viewership, prompting the network to request a ratings review. This decline occurs while Reshet 13 focuses promotion on "Survivor," and other prime-time shows also see viewership drops.Culture · 10d agoBridal Gown Designer Faces Shortage of Skilled SeamstressesAnat Chen, a bridal gown designer, is struggling to find skilled seamstresses in Israel, causing delays and material waste. After working in her family's bridal salon for 13 years, she opened her own studio. Chen highlighted the seasonal nature of the wedding dress business, with fewer clients in winter months.Culture · 16d ago · also in 1 newsroomFormer Principal Finds New Purpose in Art and Education Post-WarYuval Shapira, a former school principal of 17 years, left his job without knowing his next step, driven by a lifelong passion for art. Following the outbreak of war and the arrival of evacuees, he created educational programs for displaced children, including a youth club in an old bus. Shapira now runs a workshop and teaches art classes, expressing relief at leaving behind educational bureaucracy.Culture · 16d ago · also in 1 newsroomTel Aviv's Atarim Square to Be Demolished for TowersTel Aviv's Atarim Square will be demolished and replaced by two 25-story towers, including a hotel and residential building. The renewal plan, approved by the District Appeals Committee, will reconnect Ben-Gurion Boulevard to the sea and open up blocked sea views. The project also includes new commercial spaces, a public area, and a 350-space municipal parking lot.Culture · 17d agoCouple Launches Escape Room Business After Experiencing the NoveltyYafit and Nissim Amar were inspired to open an escape room business after visiting one in Israel's early days of the industry. They now own a complex with five rooms and a strategy room. The establishment of each room cost NIS 250,000, requiring them to take out loans.Culture · 18d ago · also in 7 newsroomsBattle Over Tel Aviv's Nachalat Binyamin Nightlife Heats UpA court ruling will end outdoor seating on Tel Aviv's Nachalat Binyamin street within six months, impacting its popular nightlife. Entrepreneur David Tour blames a single individual for the decision, while some business owners welcome it, citing disruptive youth. The street is known for its crowded bars and restaurants, attracting many revelers on Thursday evenings.Culture · 19d ago · also in 1 newsroomChannel 13 CEO Appointment Sparks Dispute Between Israeli NetworksA dispute has arisen between Israeli networks Reshet 13 and Keshet 12 regarding the start date for Itay Dankner as CEO of Channel 13 News Company. Reshet 13 claims Dankner will begin next week, while Keshet 12 states he is subject to a four-month non-compete clause from his previous contract.Culture · 19d ago · also in 7 newsroomsTel Aviv Court Overturns Permits for Outdoor Seating on Nachalat Binyamin StreetThe Tel Aviv Administrative Court has canceled permits allowing outdoor seating on Nachalat Binyamin Street, ruling the municipality cannot create commercial areas without proper planning. Existing permits will expire within six months, and no new ones can be issued. This decision may affect other entertainment areas in the city.Culture · 22d agoSeniors Move to City for Family Proximity and Vibrant LifeOlder parents are relocating to cities to be closer to their children and grandchildren, seeking to assist with childcare and enjoy cultural amenities. Dr. Eti Samama, 66, recently moved from Jerusalem to Kfar Saba after her children and friends had already relocated to central Israel. While this move offers family proximity and vibrant city life, it also comes with higher living costs and housing prices.Culture · 22d agoLocal Patriotism Drives Move to Haifa's Hadar Elyon NeighborhoodDalia Treibich moved to Haifa's Hadar Elyon neighborhood seeking a sense of openness and views, finding it ideal after relocating from central Israel. She purchased and renovated a 1940s apartment in the area, where she has resided for 14 years. The neighborhood is known for its characteristic 1940s architecture.Culture · 27d ago · also in 3 newsroomsJerusalem's Historic Orion Cinema to Be Demolished and RebuiltJerusalem's District Planning Committee approved plans to demolish and rebuild the historic Orion Cinema complex. The site will feature two residential towers and a hotel, with the cinema's facade preserved and its cultural functions restored. Deputy Mayor Yossi Havilio criticized the plan, warning of irreversible damage to Jerusalem's character. The project is set to include a new public square and is located on approximately 4.5 dunams in the city center.Culture · 27d ago · also in 15 newsroomsBillionaire John Paulson Donates $250 Million to Hebrew UniversityAmerican businessman John Paulson has donated $250 million to the Hebrew University, the largest gift in its history and one of the largest ever in Israel. The donation was announced at a Board of Trustees event. As a result, the university's Mount Scopus campus will be named after Paulson.Culture · 31d ago · also in 1 newsroomSisters Expand Cafe and Gallery Business from Kibbutz to Coastal TownSisters Sharon and Naomi Rotem opened a cafe and gallery, starting on their parents' farm in Batzat and expanding to Nahariya and Mateh Asher near Achziv. They decided to remain open on Saturdays, considering it "presumptuous" to close in their scenic location. Sharon Rotem discussed the business's growth and operations.Culture · 34d ago · also in 7 newsroomsAzrieli Sarona Tower to Convert Retail Space to Fashion MuseumThe Azrieli Group will convert 9,000 square meters of underutilized retail space in its Sarona Tower into a fashion museum. Curated by Dr. Yaara Kidron, the museum is expected to open in early 2027, aiming to attract 250,000 visitors annually and boost revenue for the complex. The project is anticipated to positively impact the property's financial classification.Culture · 36d ago · also in 1 newsroomPre-Wedding Financial Workshops Normalize Prenuptial AgreementsYoung couples in Israel are attending pre-wedding workshops on financial agreements and management, normalizing discussions about joint finances and potential separation. These sessions, held in Tel Aviv, cover budgeting, asset division, and bank account management. The trend reflects a growing acceptance of prenuptial agreements as a standard part of wedding preparations.Culture · 36d agoBillionaire Asaf Rappaport's Media Gambit Risks Undermining Liberal ValuesTech billionaire Asaf Rappaport's takeover of Channel 13, initially seen as a win for liberal media, is now under scrutiny due to his perceived shift towards the right. Concerns have been raised about his engagement with controversial figures like Yinon Magal and potential recruitment of Amit Segal, a commentator criticized for biased reporting. Rappaport's focus on ratings and winning appears to be overshadowing the initial goal of fostering professional, liberal journalism, potentially leading to increased polarization.Culture · 37d agoFamily Farm Evolves into Sustainable Agro-Tourism HubA family farm in Kibbutz Yachad has been transformed by Itay Shurink into a sustainable agro-tourism and community hub. Shurink, a social entrepreneur, aims to blend farming with hospitality and community living, despite security challenges impacting the business. He lives on the farm with his wife, Lau, a yoga teacher, and their three young children. Shurink describes the venture as having "a lot of soul" and personal development, though not always easy or highly profitable.Culture · 38d agoHairdresser Opens Salon for Curly Hair in Gan TikvaBanon Matlon opened a new salon for women with curly hair called "Banon's Curls" in Gan Tikva two months ago. The salon offers haircuts and highlights, with Matlon emphasizing a therapeutic approach for clients who often feel the need to "fix" their natural curls. He noted challenges in hiring additional staff and feels a connection with his clients due to his own past with curly hair.Culture · 40d ago · also in 6 newsroomsReshet 13 Owner Meets With Journalist Amit SegalReshet 13's new owner, Assaf Rappaport, met with journalist Amit Segal as part of an ongoing effort to recruit talent from Keshet 12 for his network.Culture · 40d agoFearful Messages More Effective Than Optimism, Study SuggestsHumans are more attracted to fear-based messages than optimistic ones, leading content platforms to favor frightening information. Historical figures and business leaders have often promoted positive narratives, including calls for equality, hope, and economic faith.Culture · 43d ago · also in 1 newsroomFormer Haredi Woman Critiques Community's HypocrisyMeirav Alma Sever, a former Haredi woman from Bnei Brak, now criticizes her former community's religious hypocrisy and its selective application of law for men's benefit.Culture · 43d agoTikTok Drives Surge in Israeli Tourism to JapanIsraelis are traveling to Japan in large numbers due to a weak yen and direct flights, seeking out viral tourist spots popularized on social media. TikTok, in particular, has significantly boosted Japan's global tourism appeal, influencing travel choices and driving traffic to stores featuring trendy products.Culture · 55d ago · also in 12 newsroomsVeteran Israeli Journalist and Media Researcher Gideon Kutz Dies at 78Veteran Israeli journalist and media researcher Gideon Kutz died at the age of 78. His death was reported alongside various other news items.Culture · 57d agoIsraeli Students Struggle with Basic Math, Raising Educational ConcernsA significant number of Israeli students are reportedly unable to perform basic math calculations, leading to concerns about the effectiveness of the education system and the future financial literacy of the younger generation.Culture · 59d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsraeli Haredi Students Recruited for Charity Drive, Performance TrackedHaredi female students are collecting donations for those evading military service, with school administrators able to track their fundraising progress. This initiative has sparked discussion within the ultra-Orthodox community.Culture · 61d ago · also in 7 newsroomsTamira Yardeni Transfers Control of Tedi Productions After 55 YearsTamira Yardeni is handing over control of the Israeli production company Tedi Productions, which she founded 55 years ago, to Yoav Tzafir. This marks a significant leadership change for the long-standing entertainment firm.Culture · 64d ago · also in 1 newsroomJerusalem Neighborhood Faces Challenges with Historic Building PreservationThe historic Jerusalem neighborhood of Rechavia faces challenges in preserving its numerous old buildings due to high maintenance costs and inadequate renovations. This is occurring amidst a broader downturn in the Israeli real estate market.Culture · 67d ago · also in 1 newsroomDan Ariely Faces Renewed Allegations of Data FabricationBehavioral economist Dan Ariely is facing new allegations of data fabrication in his research, as reported by the Israeli magazine "TheMarker." The report details suspicious data patterns in several of Ariely's key studies, reigniting scrutiny over his work. Ariely has denied the claims and stated his intention to cooperate with any reviews.Culture · 67d ago · also in 25 newsroomsIsraeli Student Performance in International PISA Test Hits Record LowIsraeli students' performance on the international PISA test has dropped to a historic low, according to recent results. The assessment, which measures reading, math, and science skills, shows a significant decline compared to previous years.Culture · 72d ago · also in 18 newsroomsJerusalem Cafe Closes on Saturdays Amid ProtestsA Jerusalem cafe, "Cafe Be'Smalta," will no longer operate on Saturdays after weeks of protests from religious groups. The closure addresses a local debate on Shabbat observance and commercial activity.Culture · 72d ago · also in 18 newsroomsJerusalem Cafe Closes After Shabbat ControversyJerusalem's "Cafe Basmalta" has closed down after weeks of protests against its decision to open on Shabbat. The closure reflects ongoing tensions in the city regarding Sabbath observance and business operations.Culture · 72d agoRare Jerusalem Apartment Near Western Wall Listed for $13.5 MillionA rare apartment opposite the Western Wall in Jerusalem is on sale for NIS 50 million (approximately $13.5 million). The 91-year-old owner decided to sell the unique property.