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Shipping through the Panama Canal remains uninterrupted after country hit by a 7.7 mag. earthquake

Panama Airport was closed as a precaution while the Naturgy power company reported electricity supply disruptions across six Panamanian provinces. The Panama Canal remains operational.

People gather in an open area after an earthquake struck near the southern coast of Panama, in Panama City, Panama, October 9, 2026.
Bike path in Tel Aviv.

Turning point in city rankings: Where are residents most satisfied with their municipality?

Night view of skyscrapers in the skyline of Tel Aviv, on July 6, 2025

Kfar Saba dominates among Israeli cities in quality of life rankings - study

How to Build a City That Lets Everyone Live Better.

How do you build a city that lets everyone live better? Real estate women respond


City Notes: Holocaust survivors to share testimonies in Tel Aviv

EMTs will now have easier access to patients in need of medical assistance on beaches

City Notes: Bird lovers flock to Eilat

A round-up of events from around the nation.

The Soul Sisters Community Fair will address connectivity and empowerment

City Notes: Urban food market popping up in the White City

A look at events around the country.

Purim at the ‘Imagine’ carnival at the Desert Ashram in Shitim

City councillors: Fighting for their rights

Stay tuned to hear the mayor’s decision.

Deputy Mayor Ofer Berkowitz

A chance for civic participation

While two Ginot Ha’ir community council members differ on the wisdom of running the Blue Line down Emek Refaim Street, both agree the decision-making process is ‘broken.’

‘Bring the citizen back into the decision-making process’: Aaron Katsman and Idit Rubin on Emek Refaim Street

Grapevine: Paths of Jewish Lithuania

On August 1, there will be a premier of the documentary In the Paths of Jewish Lithuania, at the Hibba Center, on Herzog Street near the Jerusalem Botanical Gardens.

Stones lie on a tombstone in a Jewish cemetery in Vilnius August 7, 2007

Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs

How can we imagine the colors, shapes and faces of what was the routine life of Jerusalemites more than 2,000 years ago?

(From left) Itai Betsalel of the Company for the Reconstruction and Development of the Jewish Quarter, Deputy Mayor Meir Turgeman and Jerusalem Affairs Minister Ze’ev Elkin at the mosaic launch ceremony in the Cardo

Wheels towards the future

‘In Jerusalem’ sits down with the city’s Transportation Master Plan team to learn what is in store for the capital in the long term.

A simulation of the university campus line, on the descent from the Bridge of Strings past Givat Ram

City notes: Acre opera festival takes the stage

A round-up of news from around the nation.

Providing tools to face obstacles: Police and at-risk youth in Arad

GRAPEVINE: Beit Hatfutsot’s new wing

Rivlin was very pleased to see that there was a place where children could be informally educated towards recognizing Jews who had made an impact in the world at large.

President Reuven Rivlin