Workers gather in city's Rabin Square, march into surrounding roads on first day of open-ended strike to force government into talks on wages, labor shortage
Trendy HaOgen coffee house in the White City's central Dizengoff Square is outwardly unassuming, causing some to ask why it feels the need to hide its mission of Messianic outreach
Paternal aunt says Eitan Biran was abducted and must be returned to Italy; maternal family says parents had planned to return to Israel; Tel Aviv court sets next hearing for Oct. 8
Medics treat a man who is lightly hurt while subduing suspect and woman whose car door was opened by the gunman; police reportedly say the incident is not terror-related
Online listing ridiculed for seeking a 'humble' resident to pay $375 per month for cramped bed, underlining city's acute housing crisis and those exploiting it
Global culture magazine's survey says Israel’s second city scored No.2 in food and drink category, and was the metropolis most likely to be described as 'good for people like me'
Jerusalem-based Intel subsidiary partners with German mobility service provider Sixt to test 'robotaxis' next year; passengers will hail ride on Moovit or Sixt apps
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