Tel Aviv

Israel braces for severe rainfall, flash floods and strong winds as Storm Byron sweeps inland from the Mediterranean

At Habima Square, bereaved families, survivors, and reservists accuse the government of creating a political committee to avoid accountability, demanding a fully independent, Supreme Court–appointed inquiry instead

Following the tragedy of Rabbi Achiyad Ettinger z"l, Rabbi Itzik Paniri embraced the challenge of leading the new yeshiva in Tel Aviv. In an exclusive interview, he shares the mission, the transition from a small, devout community to an urban environment, and the hurdles faced in their unique neighborhood.

During a prayer event last weekend, officials were told: "We're Jews, not Nazis." Social media reacts: "It seems we haven't learned anything from last year's events. Unity is our strength."

In the heart of secular Tel Aviv, girls are enrolling in 'Ma'alot Chana', a Torah-based girls' school. What draws them there and what keeps them enrolled? How does the school successfully offer higher education alongside values and ethics? And what happens when parents express concerns? An interview with Mrs. Simcha Bar Sheshet, the school principal and great-granddaughter of the Baba Sali.

They are on the street, strengthening passersby directly, serving as ambassadors of truth amid the chaos. Ezra Brautman, Tel Aviv's Minister of Smiles, is the first interviewee in the "Street People" series. Come hear his unique personal story.

A few years ago, Y., a Torah-observant Jewish woman, took to the streets of Tel Aviv to bring young women of the big city back home. Today, she shares the pain she encountered, the hearts she touched, and the redemption that is near. "I met girls living in slavery, feeling betrayed. I tried to tell them they don't have to stay there forever." Third story in the "Street People" series.

"He was one of the old-school people, truly taking Tel Aviv back in time." A year after his passing, reflections on the character of Rabbi David Zauber - "Reb Dovid", the gabbai of the Gra Synagogue on Hayarkon Street in Tel Aviv.