City council approves setting up database, obligating owners to submit their pets' DNA details when receiving license

In family memoir, 'If Anyone Calls, Tell Them I Died,' Emanuel Rosen examines grandfather's tragic life and death after failed immigration to Israel due to 1930s Nazi persecution

Child pulled out of water nearly two miles away from where his mother lost sight of him; brother found unharmed on nearby beach

This year's Batim Mibifnim event will focus on Jaffa and South Tel Aviv, with design gems opening their doors to the public June 17-19

After city makes financial comeback, Aryeh Deri says there is no need for planned 2023 unification; Bat Yam Mayor Tzvika Brot: 'We have worked very hard for this achievement'

Ada Tomer Oshrat, wife of composer Kobi Oshrat, lightly injured in the head during assault; attacker overpowered by passersby and held until police arrive to arrest him

Indictment says 2 public broadcaster reporters were attacked after man loudly called them left-wing antisemites; separately, Channel 12 journalists said to get security details

Normally bustling city's shops, only just emerging from coronavirus lockdowns, once again see customers ebb as rockets threaten the city that never sleeps

Residents of nearby villages set up stations for thousands making their way home; large lines at mobile units in Tel Aviv as residents wait for hours to donate

Animal's owner says there was no sign saying 'forbidden to bring a horse in'; he and a second man are arrested