Netanyahu’s plan to disclose names of unvaccinated Israelis paves way to erosion of privacy
The prime minister has tied his fate to vaccinations. The suspicion arises that his proposals are influenced by personal considerations
After Israel’s first COVID lockdown, more women than men returned to jobs
The National Insurance Institute also finds that workers over age 65 were the least likely to return to work, followed by those in the 45-54 bracket
Tel Aviv Museum of Art picks new chief curator
Mira Lapidot comes with more than two decades of experience at the Israel Museum, where she curated exhibitions of leading artists, like the first exhibition in Israel of Chinese artist Ai Weiwei
What’s behind the rising crime rate among Israel’s Arabs
The NEET rate – that stands for Not in Education, Employment, or Training – is 30% in Israel's Arab communities, more than twice the Jewish rate
UAE’s first ambassador to Israel sworn in
The UAE's cabinet last month approved the establishment of an embassy in Tel Aviv.
Hurricane wind-speed doubled and other climate change briefs
Squirrels are heading for the hills, a problem with trees, a snag in measuring climate change at 'Ground Zero,' and wet Israel
Israeli Apartheid Week 2009 may be coming to a campus near you
Pro-Israel groups brace for event, say it "crushes" any true discussion.
Three brilliant cocktails recipes to brighten up these dark times
The owner of a popup bar in Tel Aviv’s Carmel Market shares her recipes for colorful and aromatic cocktails
Fashion Week in Tel Aviv 2021 to promote sustainable production, consumption
The opening gala will be hosted by Israeli supermodel Bar Rafaeli, with Tel Aviv Fashion Week founder Motty Reif by her side.
MK’s public statement that he will not vaccinate causes political storm
"It’s in the interest of [Prime Minister Benjamin] Netanyahu and the Health Ministry to scare us," MK Eli Avidar claimed in an interview.