Shaked Most Popular Girl’s Name Related to Nature
Shaked, meaning almond, is Israel's most popular nature-inspired girl's name with 11,218 registered. Arbel also sees widespread use for both boys and girls.
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Three foreigners detained at Hermon for illegal work
Three foreigners detained at Hermon for illegal work, highlighting that employing individuals without proper visas is a criminal offense and against the law.
Israeli Ag Expo Lands at Knesset
Israeli agriculture achieves food security in 2025, breaking barriers at a special Knesset exhibition on Tu B'Shvat. 1,500 visitors expected.
GBL drug smuggling attempt foiled at Ben Gurion Airport
Ben Gurion Airport Customs and police foiled a GBL drug smuggling attempt, seizing half a liter of the date rape drug imported from the USA. Two suspects were.
Tu B'Shvat planting honors hero cop Ran Guili
Hero cop Ran Guili, who fell fighting Hamas on Oct 7th, is honored with a Tu B'Shvat planting ceremony. His legacy of bravery and dedication to Israel is.
New synagogue opens at Foreign Ministry
Israel's Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem inaugurated a new synagogue today, featuring three Torah scrolls from Iraq, Romania, and Colombia, highlighting Jewish.
Product Recall: SINGLE FLOWERS MIXED COLOR 220ML Glass Cup
Flying Tiger Copenhagen recalls 220ml "Single Flowers Mixed Color" glass cups sold in Israel (May-Jan 2025) due to lead & cadmium exceeding limits.
Expired ID Cards Update
Israeli seniors with non-biometric ID cards must renew by January 31, 2026, or face service disruptions from public bodies like banks and government.
South District Police Plant Trees for Tu B'Shvat
Southern District Police plant trees in Ramot Forest, Be'er Sheva, with bereaved families for Tu B'Shvat, honoring fallen officers.
PM, Transport Minister Joint Statement
Prime Minister Netanyahu and Transportation Minister Regev approved the Kiryat Shmona airstrip's renewed operation, a move set to increase population and invest.