Houses have caught on fire in Gita as two more fires were reported in Israel on Saturday.

The retiring commander of IDF's Technology and Logistics Division said the military may avoid the Wadi Ara area during wartime due to disturbances.

The Jerusalem educational institutions were selected by the Health and Education ministries to lead the study to observe if air-filtration systems can reduce the spread of the virus in classrooms.

Two women have come forward to testify against ultra-Orthodox author Chaim Walder, alleging that he would engage in sex with them regularly when they were age 12 and 15.

Two soldiers were seriously injured during a large-scale West Bank arrest raid in September.

Save a Child's Heart works to bring children from around the world annually to undergo life-saving heart treatments in Israel.

Efforts are being made to build an industrial zone for Gazan workers in Israeli territory.

Hempacco and StickIt intend to produce about 10 million “cannabis sticks” every month for export to the USA and Mexico.

New documentary "Aulcie" showcases the story of unlikely Israeli superstar basketball player Aulcie Perry.

The tournament will occur from December 8 to 17 and NIS 80,000 worth of prizes will be handed out to the winners.

Israel Police started an investigation into a loud blast heard in Beersheba that caused the death of a man in his 30s.

The base, located near Haifa Bay, is set to be completely emptied and repurposed as a new industrial zone for the area.

With two games remaining against Austria and Faroe Islands, blue-and-white will need minor miracle to keep World Cup dreams alive

Ruvi Arinos doesn’t let Stage 4 cancer stop him as he and his sons compete in Tiberias triathlon.

Moran Muller and Itamar Serussi Sahar in the tender and nostalgic piece.

Three demonstrations over Ahuvia Sandak occurred in the past week. The first one happened last Thursday between the Sakharov interchange and Bridge of Strings, where ten people were arrested. 

Israeli Amir Weiss and Brazilian Marcello Nami will perform together on November 16.

What started as a film school assignment is now an Ophir Award-nominated documentary.

POLITICAL AFFAIRS: If the previous government was still in power, Benny Gantz would become prime minister this Wednesday. How bitter is he?

MIDDLE ISRAEL: The government's inaugural budget is an impressive act of political humility and economic drive.

The Kof-K can only break its contract with Ben & Jerry's if there is a violation of the Jewish dietary laws and no such violation has occurred.

DIPLOMATIC AFFAIRS: To swerve is to avoid disaster, but it is also to back down – and to back down carries consequences.

SECURITY AFFAIRS: The former Shin Bet chief for combating Jewish terror discusses his new book on the Rabin assassination.

Nir Mesika grew up in Israel, relocated to the US and won accolades for his Mediterranean restaurant Timna in Manhattan.

TRIBUTE: Stuart Schoffman, simply put, was a genius and a mensch, a combination that doesn’t occur as often as it should in this world. His memory will be a blessing.

Berlin Burger reminded me of a 1980s diner, with lots and lots of color and neon. One whole wall is of soda cans, many of brands that no longer exist.

The new project has an investment of NIS 420 million and will include 250 housing units, a support wing and an inpatient department.

Harvey, who ran Gabriel on nearby Shimon ben Shetah Street for a dozen years before turning it into Harvey’s, says he’s pleased with the new location – and on the night we went, it was buzzing!

“We are excited to sail from Israel for the first time and make the port of Haifa one of our home ports of Norwegian Epic in its voyages in the Mediterranean.”

What's new in Israel's capital in the upcoming week?