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Israel Meteorological Service warns of 'serious to extreme heatwaves in most parts of the country' as the week goes on

February 23 marked the 30th anniversary of the shooting death of Blanka Zmigrod, who had moved to Germany from Israel and preferred singing and dancing to dwelling on the Holocaust

Travelers walk to a coronavirus testing area after arriving at Ben Gurion Airport on March 8, 2021. (Flash90) Two days ahead of Israel’s scheduled lifting of the vast majority of coronavirus restrictions, Health Ministry Director-General Chezy Levy said Sunday that there were no plans to end quarantine requirements for travelers. “We are not thinking about an easing [of restrictions] at Ben Gurion Airport. We will continue to test those returning to Israel and isolate them,” Levy told Army Radio. “This is the place where quarantine is important as undetected sickness can bring the inf...

Israelis on the streets of Tel Aviv, May 23, 2021. (Miriam Alster/FLASH90) Members of the Health Ministry’s national forum for dealing with the coronavirus outbreak said Monday that no discussions had been held with experts ahead of Health Minister Yuli Edelstein’s announcement that almost all remaining virus restrictions will be lifted at the beginning of next month. According to the Kan public broadcaster, one unnamed member of the forum expressed great surprise at the decision and raised questions as to the motives behind it. Others told the outlet that they had only heard about the de...

Holidays to Israel: What to do, see and eat in Tel Aviv Christopher Beanland A party town with a short but complex history, Tel Aviv is one of the Mediterranean’s most fascinating beach resorts. The sunloungers by the shore and the tall hotels could come from anywhere, but inland things start to get more interesting. You can see the world’s most complete collection of Bauhaus buildings, centred on Dizengoff Square and the White City. Later in the 20th Century, a series of brutalist behemoths appeared, including Atarim Square, the windswept complex beloved by skateboarders....