Tiberias
Safed Rabbinical Court may close this fall despite strong local demand
Several rabbis wrote a letter to the chief rabbi opposing the decision, and the Rabbinical Courts Administration said it is doing everything "in its power" to stop the closure, the report said.
Purete: A laid-back chef restaurant near Lake Kinneret - restaurant review
Antiquities robbers caught digging in ancient Roman burial cave in Galilee
Magnitude 3.7 earthquake strikes northern Israel, Defense Minister calls emergency meeting
Tax benefits and grants: Major companies eye these industrial zones?
Industrial zones in Upper Tiberias and Macabim are now designated as Development Area A, making factories and businesses eligible for reduced corporate taxes and substantial investment grants.
IDF strikes deep in Lebanon after Hezbollah drone attack
Hezbollah said on Wednesday that its drone attack was in response to "assassinations" carried out by Israel but did not specify that it was in retaliation for Mekki's killing.
Magnitude 3.8 earthquake rattles North
Residents of Haifa, the Sharon region, and the Lower Galilee reported shaking windows, but the municipality said that no damage was reported as result of the quake, and there are no known injuries.
Getting justice in Tiberias over a law and bad English - comment
A billboard advertising to English-speaking tourists in Tiberias was filled with mistakes, and the "caretaker mayor" said they would look into if it was incorrect.
The Kinneret’s Magdala – a unique hotel experience
Privately owned, this hotel was first designed mostly to host Christian pilgrims, but when it was reopened after the COVID-19 closures.
Israeli hospital can now use artificial heart device transplants
The left-ventrical-assist device (LVAD) helps pump blood from the lower left heart chamber, called the left ventricle, to the rest of the body.
High Court: Tiberias Law applies next mayoral election, Yosef can't run
The controversial Tiberias Law allowed Boaz Yosef to run for office by decreasing a restriction on caretaker local authorities immediately running after finishing their service.
Court leans toward applying Tiberias law next election, Yosef should withdraw
Beret downplayed the personal nature of the bill to prevent it from being canceled, saying that there is a difference between a law that applies personally and a personally motivated law.
A-G: Tiberias law shouldn't apply to current mayor election
The Attorney-General's Office held that the law should have its constitutionality examined.
Israel's High Court issues order against 'personal' Tiberias election law
A danger of giving this advantage to Interior Ministry appointees would be the reduced autonomy of local government from the state, said petitioners.
