Owners take opposing views on government measures banning people from sitting in their establishments; despite restrictions, people out and about in the city

Police say individual had been detained the previous day for the same reason, will appear in court for hearing on his detention

White City looks to entice foreign firms and entrepreneurs with guide to setting up shop in Israel as tech industry struggles with a lack of skilled employees

Over 130 figures from the film world sign pledge, organized by divestment movement, to not attend TLVFest event - report

Comment by Moshe Gafni draws ire from Blue and White lawmaker and Tel Aviv mayor, who is currently running bus service on weekends

French Jewish group complains about letter to resident born in Israeli city; municipality says description carried over from official records

Exhibition about children's book illustrator Tzila Binder hints at her relationship with lover Natan Alterman, the poet currently commemorated in a year-long Tel Aviv celebration

Clifftop zip lines, a floating amusement park, an LGBTQ museum: the White City is looking to build attractions, upgrade infrastructure, reach new tourist markets by 2030

Controversial proposal would require excavating over two miles of tunnel beneath downtown Jerusalem and under the politically and historically sensitive Old City

Annual event brings government offices, utilities and other services under one roof so over 2,000 troops can pay bills, get licenses, renew passports and fix their clothes