Therapeutic farms for trauma victims approved
Israel approves therapeutic farms for trauma victims, providing occupational support for combatants, at-risk youth, and animal rehabilitation.
Politics
Judea/Samaria Planning Control Officer
Judea/Samaria seeks a Planning Control Officer (grades 36-41) to promote and advance comprehensive master plans, ensuring compliance with planning legislation.
Central District Planning Branch Head
Central District Planning Branch Head sought for monitoring, control, and administrative tasks on salary grades 37-40. Drive managerial effectiveness through.
Historic transport development in Israel's capital
Jerusalem will be Israel's first car-free city by 2030, thanks to a massive transport initiative and budget for mega-projects including light rail expansion.
Jerusalem's "Rest Cities": Quiet underground revolution
Jerusalem leaders discuss groundbreaking "cities of rest" burial solutions amid land scarcity and Jewish tradition, aiming for uncompromising professionalism in.
Tel Aviv beach swimming warning lifted
Tel Aviv beach swimming warning lifted, but bathing at Jerusalem Beach and Separate Beach remains in effect until further notice.
Rabies Alert: Sheep Infected With Rabies in an Open Area Near the Village of Ghajar, Upper Galilee
Rabies alert issued in Upper Galilee after sheep infected near Ghajar; 5 people exposed and undergoing treatment. Contact health bureau if you had contact with.
Israel Railways: Record Travel Year
Israel Railways achieved a record 71.8 million journeys in 2025, a 10% increase driven by connectivity goals. Tel Aviv HaShalom station led passenger traffic.
Police Commander Avshalom Peled takes Jerusalem command
Avshalom Peled officially takes command as the new Commander of the Jerusalem District of the Israel Police, overseeing security for over a million residents.
Israel Railways: Record Travel High
Israel Railways records an all-time high of 71.8 million journeys in 2025, a 10% increase, with Tel Aviv HaShalom station serving 17.2 million passengers.