environment
Algae Spraying Blamed as Fish Die, Bathers Fall Ill
Chemicals sprayed to combat a massive algae bloom in Israel have been blamed for dead fish and sick bathers, with the Health Ministry not informed before the.
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home front
Expanded $2.24 Billion Northern Shield Project Gets Underway
Israel's government is expanding the Northern Shield Project to protect frontline communities near Lebanon with a $2.24 billion investment in protected rooms.
lifestyle
Israeli Sets Sail Alone for 250-Day Global Challenge
Ariel resident Daniel Pinsky is the first Israeli to compete in the Golden Globe Race, a 250-day solo challenge using only traditional navigation.
terrorism
Negev Man Indicted Over Instagram Posts Praising Hamas and Terrorists
A 20-year-old Negev man, Ahmed Abu Mahareb, has been indicted for praising Hamas and calling for jihad on Instagram, potentially inciting terrorism.
Transportation
445 People Killed in Traffic Crashes Across Israel in Past Year
Israel saw 445 traffic deaths in the past Jewish year, with speeding a key factor on interurban roads, according to transportation managers.
Crime
Israel Police: Police officers from the Central Unit in the Tel Aviv District arrested a suspect who was on the run after his involvement in throwing a fragmentation grenade and injuring five civilians in Or Yehuda
Israel Police arrest fugitive suspect involved in grenade attack injuring 5 civilians in Or Yehuda, leading to further indictments.
Crime
Indictment Exposes Arab Sector Arms Market: $17,000 Pistols, 13¢ 9mm Bullets
An indictment in Israel exposes a lucrative illegal arms market in the Arab sector, with prices for pistols reaching $17,000 and 9mm bullets at 13¢.
Crime
Demolition Order Issued for Illegal Construction Near Grave of Slain Kabbalistic Rabbi
Land Enforcement Authority orders demolition of 1,400 sqm illegal construction near the Netanya grave of kabbalistic Rabbi Amos Guetta.
Crime
Jerusalem Court Remands Suspect Accused of Drugging Baby Food
A Jerusalem court extended the detention of Hod Israel, suspected of adding sedatives to baby food, after several children were hospitalized.
Business
Wolt to Pay Couriers $11.2 Million Plus Pension, Accident Benefits
Food delivery platform Wolt has proposed an $11.2 million settlement for Israeli couriers, offering pension and accident benefits to resolve a class-action.