The school year will open in the city on September 1, 2026, with 76,299 students. Changes include smartphones kept out of classrooms at all secondary schools, Chromebooks for seventh graders at nine middle schools, and new preschools and daycare centers.
The new Ronit Elkabetz secondary school for the arts will open in Kfar Shalem on September 1. The complex includes 48 classrooms and was built at a cost of NIS 185 million.
Renovation of Anis Cultural Center in Jaffa will begin in September 2026 and last around a year, with a budget of NIS 25 million. During construction, activities will move to Mandel Center and the Music Center.
The interactive opera "The Ugly Duckling" will take place on Thursday, August 27, at Arlozorov 97. Admission is free with advance registration, and the performance is intended for ages 5-8.
The Israeli Beach Volleyball Championship will take place from August 27 to 29 at Frishman Beach, with women's and men's competitions. Admission is free, and the finals will be held on Saturday.
"Tzafon Kita Alef" week will run from August 23 to 31 with workshops, performances and activities for children entering first grade and their parents at locations across north Tel Aviv. Most activities cost NIS 15 and require advance registration.
The closing event for the exhibition "City Level" will take place on September 24 at the City Museum and include a samba circle and free exploration of the museum. Admission is free with advance booking, with two sessions at 19:30 and 21:00.
Rainbow Park, a Hebrew-English preschool operated by the Newton Group, will open in early September 2026 at Atidim Park. No prior knowledge of English is required.
Eleven ACUM Awards were presented at Beit HaYotzer in Tel Aviv Port, including lifetime honors for Shulamit Lapid and Gideon Lewensohn and a special prize for Nurit Zarchi.
The investigation began after the suspect was caught in August riding a Vespa allegedly stolen minutes earlier from the Gordon Pool area. Police later linked him to two additional scooter thefts.
Police detectives began searching after receiving the woman's complaint and located the suspect allegedly hiding at a construction site. He was expected to be brought before a court for a remand hearing.
Police spotted the two suspects during an operation targeting property crime and arrested them after a short chase. The stolen scooter was returned to its owner.
Tel Aviv's 11th Wine Festival will return to Gan Ha'ir on Thursday, September 10, 2026. Over five hours, more than 40 wineries, boutique wineries and importers will offer more than 200 wines for unlimited tasting, alongside Israeli distilleries and breweries.
The exhibition will open on September 14, 2026, at Amiad Center and present works by around 75 artists from the western Negev. Admission is free for most of the program, alongside one paid creative workshop requiring advance registration.
Beit HaMekholot at Jaffa Port will host a free family party on Saturday, August 29, 2026, from 11:00 to 15:00. The program includes music, games, face painting and temporary tattoos, magnet photos and stalls.
HaPisga Garden in Jaffa will host two free screenings in September 2026: "The Nice Guys" on September 2 and "Romeo + Juliet" on September 9. Both will begin at 21:00.
Police raided the apartment under a court order. Five people were found inside along with equipment allegedly used for gambling. The apartment owner was arrested and the other people present were detained for questioning.
The Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality is advancing a plan to move the gender-separated beach to a stretch of coastline in the city's north, near Herzliya's separate beach. If implemented, the existing beach would open to the general public and the separation wall would be removed. The plan is not yet final.
From August 13 to 23, most municipal units will not provide in-person services, telephone assistance or responses to online inquiries. The 106+ service center, education hotline and several community and medical services will continue operating.
The municipality has announced plans to install fixed cameras to enforce parking violations along both sides of Eilat Street. The public may submit comments concerning privacy and personal confidentiality.
The Red Line is extending operating hours on Thursday nights during August 2026 and will run until 02:00. Passengers must validate their fare before boarding.
The incident occurred during a party attended by hundreds of Thai nationals. The club owner and party producers were questioned and released under restrictive conditions, and police ordered the venue closed.
"Jaffa Pictures 2" will be screened at Anis Center in Jaffa on Saturday evening, August 22, at 21:00. The screening will be followed by a conversation with director Erik Lubetzki. Regular tickets cost NIS 40, or NIS 20 for DigiTel members.
Wohl Amphitheater will host a family event on August 30 with inflatables, stalls and a performance by Yuval HaMebulbal. The event is for ages 2-9, and tickets cost NIS 99 or NIS 65 for DigiTel members.
Bialik Square will host two free screenings on August 12 and 19 with advance registration. The Hebrew-dubbed "Ella Enchanted" and the documentary "Fire of Love" will be shown.
Cal customers will receive a NIS 70 discount on each ticket for performances at Tel Aviv Amphitheater. FlyAll Premium customers will also be able to register for a VIP area with food and drinks.
KKL's "Ramzei Elul" Selichot tours will pass through Jaffa Port, the alleys and synagogues on September 10 and 17. The tours are for ages 18 and older and are free with advance registration.
The Namir Road section opened on August 6, 2026, connecting central Tel Aviv through KKL, Levinsky and Glilot to Herzliya's employment districts. A continuous ride to Cinema City, Ramat Hasharon and Herzliya Pituach is expected to take around 30 minutes.
Magen David Adom, the Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality and JCDecaux have installed 14 smart defibrillator stations on automated public restroom facilities. According to the municipal announcement, the city now has 300 defibrillators.
The municipality began the first phase of construction in June 2026 on a pedestrian and bicycle bridge over Rokach Boulevard, continuing Levi Eshkol Street. The bridge is planned to connect the city's northwestern neighborhoods to a future route south through Weizmann Street and Kikar HaMedina.
Al-Simta Theatre will hold four jazz evenings at the Goldstein Goren Community Country Club between August 12 and September 16, 2026. The program includes a tribute to Miles Davis, Beatles songs in jazz arrangements and more.
Menachem Begin Park will host two free Hebrew-dubbed screenings in August: "Lilo & Stitch" and "Super Charlie." Both will begin at 20:00, on August 11 and 25, 2026.
The "Sunset Birdwatching for Families" tour will take place at the Birdwatching Park on Saturday, August 29, 2026, from 18:30 to 19:30. Binoculars will be provided, bird guides will be given as gifts, and tickets cost NIS 35-60.
The Manifest festival will take place at Beit Romano on Wednesday, August 19, 2026, with live performances, a manifesto competition, workshops, an exhibition and talks. Admission is free, with limited capacity in each space.
A government interim report recommends postponing betterment tax charges in plans where development rights are uncertain until a building permit decision is made, setting timelines for appraisals and examining broader changes to the collection mechanism. These are recommendations and do not yet constitute a change in legislation.
Port Kef will run from July 20-22, 2026, on the Children's Avenue at Tel Aviv Port, near SKY JUMP, Building 31. Admission is free, with a main show and creative workshops each day.
The "Jaffa Taverna by the Sea" series opened on Monday, July 20, 2026, on the main deck at Jaffa Port. The remaining events will take place on August 3, 10 and 17, 2026, at 19:30; admission is free.
Pisga Cinema takes place at Gan HaPisga in Old Jaffa, at 8 Mifratz Shlomo Street. The next screening in the July program is "Pulp Fiction," on Wednesday, July 29, 2026, at 21:00, with free admission.
The "What Does It Matter? Democracy 2026" series continues in August with election game shows, a conversation with Tzlil Avraham, writing workshops and a storytelling evening. Ticket prices start at NIS 15, and some events require advance registration.
Maya Gazit of the Murder podcast and Oren Barzilay will bring a stage show about Béla Kiss to Enav Center on August 30, 2026, featuring video art and original music. Tickets cost NIS 99.
The Yalduta Festival will take place at Enav Center from August 28-30, 2026, with History for Kids Live, The Little Mole and The Microphone Is a Magic Wand. Tickets cost NIS 65-75.
The Archetype exhibition will be presented at Amiad Center in Jaffa from August 6-9, 2026. Admission is free, and the exhibition will feature final projects and outstanding work by architecture students and graduates.
Birthright Israel's summer event at the Tel Aviv Amphitheater capped a season in which around 15,000 young people are expected to arrive in Israel. During the evening, the "Hod HaHanit" program was presented, integrating wounded IDF soldiers into Birthright trips.
Kikar Kedumim will host mosaic and pottery workshops for children in August as part of activities at the Jaffa Antiquities site. The upcoming dates are August 11, 18 and 25, 2026. The activity is for ages 6 and up and costs NIS 40 for one child and one accompanying parent.
The Tel Aviv Cinematheque is presenting five special programs in August, from road movies and summer classics to tributes to John Cassavetes and Xavier Dolan and a selection of Israeli documentaries.
The permits were issued for projects on Sharett, Pinkas, Lisin and Olei HaGardom streets. Together, the new buildings will include 91 apartments, underground parking and bicycle rooms.
Tapuzina Singles Run 2026 will take place in Tel Aviv-Yafo on September 10, combining 5K and 10K races with dating areas and live performances. Race registration costs NIS 189; admission to the dating and performance area only costs NIS 179.
From August 4 through September 30, 2026, Metzitzim Beach will offer a free service with a team of instructors who accompany people with disabilities and their families from the parking area all the way into and out of the water. The service operates on Tuesdays and Wednesdays with advance registration.
From August 6-8, 2026, Beit HaMekholot at Jaffa Port will host Nomzi Con Summer, featuring gaming, tournaments, cosplay, an artists' area, workshops, lectures and booths. Admission is free for all ages.
Police raided an apartment in south Tel Aviv and seized suspected drugs, surveillance cameras, an airsoft pistol and more than NIS 40,000. A 24-year-old suspect was arrested.
A family gathers at a guesthouse in northern Israel to celebrate an engagement against the backdrop of a complex Israeli reality, but secrets, lies and a bribery offer turn the gathering into a tense family thriller.
On August 18, 2026, Beit Ariela will host an event for children ages 9 and up about the journey from book to television series, featuring Galila Ron-Feder Amit, series creators Asia Levtov and Noa Lazar Keinan, and one of the show's actors.
On August 6 and 7, 2026, the Sanitation Department complex at 7 Kremenetski Street will open to children with garbage trucks, a crane, a tractor, games and crafts. A ticket for a child who is a city resident costs NIS 14; for a non-resident child, NIS 24. Accompanying adults enter free.
From August 12-31, 2026, Tel Aviv Port will turn into a colorful summer complex with giant installations, photo areas and interactive activities inspired by candy and desserts. Admission is free.
Hidden among the stalls and bustle of Carmel Market are cafés where you can enjoy excellent coffee and the market's fantastic atmosphere. From long-standing coffee institutions to newer spots serving matcha, brunch and a genuinely local vibe.
On Saturday, August 1, 2026, HaTachana Park will wrap up its Summer Jazz series with a free evening starting with a DJ vinyl set at 18:30 and continuing past 22:00. The lineup includes Alec Katz, the Katya Toobool Trio, Simona Arones, Yonatan Levy and Yonatan Rosen, with a vinyl set by Yaron Ozana.
From Monday, August 17, through Wednesday, August 19, 2026, the Eric Einstein Community Center will host a children's theater celebration for ages 3-9. A DigiTel ticket for a show and activities in the plaza costs NIS 50 instead of NIS 67.
The 10th edition of Philosophy Night will take place on Thursday, September 3, starting at 18:45 at four cultural venues across the city. One ticket for the entire evening costs NIS 15.
Every Tuesday at 20:00, HaTachana Park will screen a well-known movie with free admission. The remaining lineup includes "Dirty Dancing," "Home Alone," "Ghostbusters," "The NeverEnding Story" and "School of Rock."
The Arab music and culture festival will take place from August 25 to 29, 2026, at Anis Cultural Center and locations across the city. The program includes music, dance and stand-up comedy, with free outdoor events on Friday. Tickets for paid events cost NIS 15.
The Night Run will take place on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, with 5, 10 and 15-kilometer routes. Early registration is open through August 4, and DigiTel members receive a 20% discount.
The Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality held its municipal theatre awards ceremony for the first time. Aharon Shabtai received a Lifetime Achievement Award, Beit Lessin's "Rhinoceros" was named Production of the Year and Dvir Benedek won for "The Whale."
At a ceremony held at Reuven Rubin House on July 16, Carmela Rubin received the City Medal and Shoa Ben Ari took up her role as the museum's new curator and director. The ceremony marked the completion of the transfer of day-to-day management to the Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality.
Carmel Market with children is colorful, noisy and packed with stimulation. Between the candy, clothing, novelty and street-food stalls, children will find plenty of reasons to stop and get excited. It may not be the calmest family outing in the city, but it is certainly tasty, entertaining and full of character.
The "Open Stage Live" series takes place at Knesset Square, opposite Jerusalem Beach, every Thursday through August 27, 2026, from 19:00 to 22:00. Members of the public can sing or play with accompaniment from the band Shtuyot Yafot.
The World Cup final screening on Sunday, July 19, 2026, has been moved from Charles Clore Park to Menora Mivtachim Arena. Doors open at 20:00 and the match begins at 22:00. Admission costs NIS 15 for DigiTel members and NIS 25 for non-residents.
Wajdi Mouawad's acclaimed play "Tziporim Kulam" will be staged at Beit Lessin Theatre for only 50 performances. The drama explores love, identity and family secrets through a relationship between a Jewish student of German origin and an Arab student.
Beit Miriam, Tel Aviv-Yafo's municipal center for gender equality, has launched a new permanent exhibition with the City Museum. Titled "Mashveh UMa'alah," it examines how gender identity is formed and shaped. Guided tours for groups and individuals are also available by advance arrangement.
The Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality's Arts Department has transformed Bezeq utility shafts across the city into public artworks. More than 60 artists responded to an open call, with selected murals designed to suit their surroundings.
The wordless visual performance will be staged on July 21 at 19:00 and 21:00, and on August 5 at 21:00, at the Totzeret Bayit Center, 3 Shvil HaMeretz, Tel Aviv.
Luis Bravo's Argentine tango show "Forever Tango" will come to the Tel Aviv Opera House beginning December 17, 2026, with 14 dancers and a live orchestra of 11 musicians. The production, described as "the best musical in the world," was nominated for a Tony Award on Broadway.
Dancers from the Suzanne Dellal Centre's 3|2|1 platform will present "Expansion Seam" at the Eyal Ofer Pavilion of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art from July 5 to 7, 2026.
toMix Group's new performance venue will open at Atidim Park Tel Aviv with an opening series from July 23 to August 1, 2026. The lineup includes a tribute to Dan Toren, Miki Gavrielov, Guri Alfi and Eli Haviv, Adi Cohen and Gil Shohat, and Micha Shitrit.
The Tel Aviv Dance Festival will take place at the Suzanne Dellal Centre from July 29 to August 5, 2026, with dozens of performances, 12 Israeli premieres and free open rehearsals in the center's plaza.
DigiTel and the city's cultural institutions are offering activities for children and teenagers during summer 2026: admission to municipal country clubs for NIS 25, rooftop films at City Hall for NIS 15, a Hadag Nahash concert and museum workshops.
The Imperial Ice Stars' "Cinderella - Ballet on Ice" will be presented at the Tel Aviv Opera House beginning September 3. The production features 24 world-champion skaters, a real ice stage, aerial acrobatics and elaborate scenery, with choreography by Tony Mercer.
Content professional and producer Gili Porat will lead the International LGBTQ+ Film Festival at Tel Aviv Cinematheque. She enters the role after two decades under the leadership of festival founder Yair Hochner.
The Children's Summer Festival will take place at the Suzanne Dellal Centre in Tel Aviv from July 15 to 18, 2026. The program includes six premieres, dance, theater, music, circus, family workshops and free events in the plaza.
Beit Tefilah Israeli's series will open on Friday, June 26, 2026, at 18:00 near the carousel at Tel Aviv Port. The free Friday gatherings will continue during July and September.
The audio-theatrical tour Tul Aviv will take place at Bialik Square on June 29, 2026, at 19:00 and 21:00. The route lasts around 75 minutes, costs NIS 120 or NIS 75 for DigiTel members, and is recommended for ages 12 and older.
The Fresh Paint art and design fair will take place from June 24 to 29, 2026, at the Kremenetski Technical Center. Ticket prices range from NIS 63 to 92.
Esther Shamir, one of the leading voices in Israeli women's rock, died on June 11, 2026. She was behind songs including "Avarti Rak Kedei Lirot," "BaMakom Hachi Namuch BeTel Aviv" and "Hazaka MeHaRuach," and received an ACUM Award in 2023.
Around 350 participants attended an employment conference for the LGBTQ+ community at the LGBTQ Center in Meir Park. Alongside a job fair, the event featured professional panels, career advice and practical tools for joining and advancing in the workforce.
Beit Ariela and Tel Aviv's municipal libraries will hold dozens of events for children and adults throughout June. The program includes story hours, workshops, author meetings, a reading party and book fairs across the city.
Tel Aviv Cinematheque will hold a special series for Book and Reading Month from June 7 to 21, 2026. The program includes preview screenings, adaptations of Gothic literature, a tribute to Meir Shalev and documentaries about Russian creators.
A new heating system has been installed in Kfar Maccabiah's outdoor pool, maintaining a constant water temperature of 28 degrees Celsius. The upgrade will allow swimming and recreation throughout the year.
"Don't Fight" airs on Kan 11 and Kan BOX, starring Shai Avivi, Yael Sharoni and Ofer Shechter as three siblings drawn into a family inheritance battle. At the center of the story is their childhood home, which has been left to a stranger.
Tomer Cohen, who managed Enav Cultural Center for the past decade, was unanimously selected as CEO of Tel Aviv Cinematheque. He will replace Dina Peled, who was appointed CEO of the Tel Aviv Culture Palace.
Ahead of the Maccabiah Games, the Jewish Sports Museum in Ramat Gan presents a special exhibition marking 100 years since Hakoah Vienna's historic Austrian championship. The exhibition opens on June 3, with free admission.
Tel Aviv Cinematheque will hold a Shavuot night study event on May 21, devoted this year to the theme of revelation in cinema. The program includes five screenings and a lecture by Ofer Liebergall.
ACUM has released its ranking of the most-played non-Israeli Eurovision songs on Israeli radio, with Anne-Marie David's "Tu te reconnaîtras" in first place.
The 13th Cinema Italia film festival will take place at Tel Aviv Cinematheque from May 18 to 27, 2026. It will feature preview screenings of seven new Italian films from the past year, alongside a special tribute to Michelangelo Antonioni, one of the central figures in modern cinema history. The festival is artistically directed by Ronny Fellus and produced by Adamas, Italy-Israel, in cooperation with the Italian Cultural Institutes in Tel […]
Orit Navon embarks on an intimate journey that breaks down stigma, challenges shame and asks what women are truly seeking when they change their bodies.
Israel's largest architecture event marks its 20th anniversary by opening some of Tel Aviv's most private spaces free of charge. From an extreme tour on Bloomfield Stadium's roof to the building where the State of Israel was declared, here are our recommendations.
Here is a perfect reason to visit Jerusalem with the children. The Train Theater presents a magical interactive exhibition by artist Nadia Adina Rose, inviting visitors to wander with flashlights among deep-blue velvet works and invent secret languages.
Isaac Bashevis Singer's powerful novel "Enemies, A Love Story" arrives at Beit Lessin in a new stage adaptation. A Holocaust survivor becomes caught in an unexpected romantic triangle in postwar New York.
The Suzanne Dellal Centre begins renovating its main hall while presenting a packed May program of premieres and performances across the city, from energetic flamenco to a Saturday-morning acrobatics show for children.
Hiriya Recycling Park joins the Open House program with a fascinating free tour. Visitors can discover the architectural secrets of the historic building, the story of Tel Aviv's waste management and the site's transformation into an ecological center.
Kan marks Israel's 78th Independence Day with a festive broadcast schedule: a tribute to Yair Rosenblum's songs, a viewer-selected nostalgia marathon, First Lady Michal Herzog joining Haim Cohen and a special episode of "Checkout."
The museum invites visitors to discover hundreds of rare exhibits and stories of courage from Israeli and Jewish athletes, spanning the late 19th century to the present.
The Albi Foundation and comme il faut present a documentary series about compelling activist artists. Each screening will be followed by an intimate conversation with the filmmakers and people featured on screen.
"Young Suchard" is a new comedy-drama offering a fictional take on mentalist Lior Suchard's coming-of-age story. Inside a lively retirement home, he discovers his unusual abilities for the first time.
A wild relationship drama unfolds in a girls' ulpana staff room: a counselor and caretaker who have separated must keep working together, while their new relationships drive everyone around them mad.
The Suzanne Dellal Centre returns to full activity in April 2026 with a varied program featuring dance works that engage with current reality, intimate studio performances and an interactive origami show for children.
Yoav Ginai will host lyricist Yaakov Gilad and director Yasmin Kiny for a conversation about living memory, the second generation and artistic creation in the shadow of trauma.
Beit Lessin Theatre will reopen in mid-April. Activity will resume with the premiere of “Glass Wall” and the successful musical “West Side Story.” Here are the details.
Rubin Museum is becoming an official part of Bialik Square’s cultural complex. Following Carmela and David Rubin’s retirement from active management, the Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality will assume responsibility for operating the museum.
The Suzanne Dellal Centre invites families to celebrate Passover at home with free movement, rhythm and yoga workshops on Zoom. Holiday programming for children that gets both body and imagination moving.
The hit children’s and youth series marks five years on screen with a festive episode airing just before the Seder. At the center: mentalist Lior Suchard arrives for a visit and turns everything upside down.
A nighttime journey through Bialik Square’s cultural institutions combines an audio tour with live performance scenes, urban history, humor and imagination, led by a sharp-tongued Tel Aviv cat.
The Tel Aviv Cinematheque is holding a film tribute in memory of the late Rami Heuberger, with special screenings of films he appeared in and films he particularly loved.
The Train Theater is beginning the year with a full lineup of shows and stories. Tel Aviv audiences can see “Wise Men at Night - A Chelm Tale” at the Tel Aviv Museum. Here are the details.
The Shishi Be’Ora performance series and artist residency program return to the Suzanne Dellal Centre in a new edition. Four classic dance works created between 1990 and 2015 will be restaged in a stripped-back, intimate studio format, offering a fresh look at the movement, music and stage language that shaped Israeli choreography.
Ten days of compelling Israeli and international cinema about human rights, struggles for freedom, democracy, social justice and the right of independent film to exist.
“Purple Evening” is open to the public in Bialik Square, with live music and the launch of an accessibility initiative designed to make culture welcoming through every sense.
Hadas Neuman set out to search for the father she never knew and invites the audience along. On stage, she explores longing, loneliness, regret and love in a deeply affecting work.
Stolen poetry and “flawed” literature: in Tel Aviv, everything is open for discussion. An evening of market finds, Israeli voices creating outside the lines and jazz from a balcony.
There is some relief, but the fear and trauma of October 7 and the war still echo through all our lives. Artist Ariel Cohen explores the space between pain and hope.
The new season will include series on cinema, love, music, history, philosophy and current affairs, featuring Yael Doron, Itai Anghel, Lena Rusovsky, Gil Shohat, Iri Rikin and others. Series prices range from NIS 380 to 500.
CET will operate an activity center at Dizengoff Center for children entering first grade. The pop-up will run from July 12 to 14, 2026, from 10:00 to 20:00, with free admission.
AliceCode's BUILD THE FUTURE conference was held on July 5, 2026, at Tel Aviv University's Smolarz Auditorium, bringing together around 1,000 girls, teenagers and women from the community alongside senior figures in technology, entrepreneurship and investment.
Israel Electric Corporation employees volunteered at Tel Aviv's Shoshana Damari special education school, leading an educational activity on electrical safety for fifth- and sixth-grade students on the autism spectrum.
Tel Aviv University's School of Dental Medicine and Beit Issie Shapiro have opened a course for sixth-year students on dental care for people with disabilities.
A Hanukkah celebration that takes children into the heart of filmmaking, with stories from around the world and behind-the-scenes encounters. Five days in which every child can feel part of the film.
FAI launched Owlytic at the Microsoft for Startups offices in Tel Aviv on July 2, 2026. The platform brings financial data and processes together for startups and growth companies.
The appeals committee accepted the main arguments made by residents of Arvei Nahal Street in Tel Aviv and ruled that the urban renewal project should not be halted solely because of the parking issue.
The new venue from the toMix Group will open at Atidim Park Tel Aviv with a series of performances from July 23 to August 1, 2026. The lineup includes a tribute to Dan Toren, Miki Gavrielov, Guri Alfi and Eli Haviv, Adi Cohen and Gil Shohat, and Micha Shitrit.
The Jusidman Family Foundation will donate 200 million shekels toward construction of a new rehabilitation hospital at Sde Dov. Reuth Rehabilitation Hospital will move from Yad Eliyahu to a campus with about 540 beds, scheduled to open around 2032.
Midar has signed a combination agreement to advance a residential tower of about 20 stories with commercial space on the ground floor at 30-32 Nahalat Yitzhak Street. The project still requires approval from another rights holder in the land.
An employment fair for reservists and their partners was held on Wednesday, June 10, 2026, at Expo Tel Aviv. Participating employers included Nvidia, Elbit, Teva, Bank Hapoalim, Bezeq and Israel Railways.
Buying an apartment in North Tel Aviv can offer stable demand, a high quality of urban life, access to services and long-term appeal. These are four advantages worth examining before making a decision.
Residents of Arvei Nahal Street in Tel Aviv say an advanced urban renewal project has stalled over parking. They argue that a demand to give up existing spaces forces them to choose between proper protection and registered parking rights.
A business location is far more than the address printed on a business card. For many companies, it is a strategic decision that directly affects the bottom line, the employees they can recruit and the customers they can attract. From luxury towers to industrial areas, these are the key factors to consider when choosing a location that can support business growth.
Central Israel offers several investment options with long-term profit potential. Its high prices, however, make careful deal analysis and a close match with the investor's financial capacity essential.
Could Israel soon use an official digital currency? A new Bank of Israel report shows significant progress on the project, concludes that the benefits exceed the costs and identifies the end of 2026 as the point when a final decision is expected.
The new TA-35 Equal Weight and TA-Food indices, along with the upgraded TA-Consumer index, will launch on May 8, 2026. The changes are intended to improve diversification and give investors broader exposure to the local market.
Israel's largest architecture event marks its 20th year by opening some of Tel Aviv's most inaccessible spaces free of charge. From an extreme-sports tour on the roof of Bloomfield Stadium to the building where Israel's independence was declared, these are the highlights for May 7-9, 2026.
The law firm has signed a lease for about 8,000 additional square meters at Electra Tower. Once all stages of the agreement are completed, its offices will span 10 floors.
Months of planning reduced to a click. The platform produces engineering plans, identifies design conflicts, checks compliance with municipal codes and generates signed documents ready for submission.
Tel Aviv is offering buyers a rare window of opportunity, with quality apartments, room to negotiate and favorable terms. For those who can afford it, the city's real estate market is going through an unusual period.
Ruti and Mati Broudo's R2M Group has won the tender to operate the concessions at Heichal HaTarbut and plans to open a restaurant there during 2027. Visitors can also park for up to seven hours at the TLV Mall parking garage for 20 shekels.
Khao San meets Carmel Market: classic street-food stalls, excellent Thai restaurants and sophisticated chef dishes that will make you feel as though you are in Bangkok.
The Israel Restaurant Conference will return to Tel Aviv's David InterContinental Hotel on July 2, 2026. The program includes panels on nightlife, hotels and malls, industry acquisitions, content creators and a live podcast with Haim Cohen and Eyal Shani.
With excellent Bukharan food and Shaked Bitton's viral tiramisu, Tel Aviv's GARDEN MARKET is becoming a Friday lunchtime destination for the city's food lovers.
Tandoori at 76 Herbert Samuel is launching Tandoori Summer Bites, an Indian street-food menu served from Sunday through Thursday at lunch and dinner. Dishes cost 35-55 shekels, with beer, wine or a soft drink available for an additional 10 shekels.
Carmel Market is home to several outstanding meat institutions every carnivore should know, from a boutique smokehouse and premium cuts to a high-quality chef burger.
A charming little bar proving that good wine does not have to come with a painful bill, with a broad selection, weekend happy hour and a distinctive atmosphere.
At first glance, the place looks simple and almost rough around the edges, but inside it has a warm atmosphere built around thoughtful conversation and culture.
A man around 20 years old from central Israel was arrested on suspicion of attempting to extort the owner of a business on Derech Shlomo in south Tel Aviv. Police said the suspect threatened the owner after he refused to pay and was arrested following a search.
A critically injured man was taken to a hospital after a shooting on Jerusalem Boulevard in Jaffa. Police opened an investigation and began searching for suspects.
Prosecutors filed a statement against a Holon resident in his 60s who was arrested in Jaffa after police allegedly found significant quantities of several types of drugs in his vehicle.
Tel Aviv North Police arrested a Tel Aviv resident in his 30s after a search of his home allegedly uncovered about 9 kilograms of cannabis and 500 grams of hashish. A court later extended his detention.
A focused operation by Holon Police Station and Border Police led to the arrest of a 53-year-old man. During a search of his home, officers found a starter pistol with a round in the chamber, live ammunition and a supply of prescription medication suspected of being held for drug trafficking.
Police closed part of northern HaTzuk Beach in Tel Aviv after ordnance items were found on the beach and in the water. Bomb disposal experts are working at the scene, and the area is closed to swimmers until further notice.
Police found a 9mm handgun hidden inside a kitchen hood during an operation at an apartment in Jaffa. The apartment owner was arrested and taken for questioning.
Police said an illegal gambling operation in south Tel Aviv reopened two days after an administrative closure order was issued. A woman was detained for questioning, and police are searching for additional suspects.
Police and Border Police seized more than a quarter-ton of cannabis, hashish and edible products suspected of containing drugs. Two suspects from southern Israel were arrested at the scene.
Hundreds of police officers and volunteers will secure entertainment areas on April 21, 2026. Major roads around Habima Square and Rothschild Boulevard will begin closing at 5:30 p.m.
Tel Aviv police arrested a suspect believed to have operated a drug distribution network in the Tel Aviv metropolitan area. Officers seized large quantities of several suspected drugs, some allegedly disguised as ordinary snacks.
During Passover and Operation "Lion's Roar," Yarkon Subdistrict Police arrested 10 suspects in connection with vehicle thefts, business break-ins and other property offenses across Tel Aviv, Herzliya and Ramat Hasharon.
A weeklong enforcement operation by Ayalon Subdistrict Police and the Tel Aviv Municipality led to hundreds of traffic tickets and the seizure of dozens of electric bicycles and scooters.
A man in his 30s was shot dead and a minor was moderately injured in a shooting in Herzliya's De Shalit Square. Police said the incident was criminally motivated and assigned the investigation to the Tel Aviv District Central Unit.
Three people were evacuated after part of a building collapsed on Merhavia Street in Jaffa. Emergency crews are searching for additional casualties, nearby buildings were evacuated because of the risk of another collapse, and roads leading to the area were closed.
Police arrested a 53-year-old Tel Aviv resident on suspicion of cocaine trafficking. During a search of his home, officers seized suspected drugs packaged for distribution and more than NIS 176,000 in cash.
A maintenance worker found damage from what are believed to be ordnance fragments at a home in the Tel Aviv District, apparently several days after the impact. Police bomb disposal experts are working at the scene. No injuries were reported, there is no current danger and residents were not evacuated.
Police issued administrative closure orders for three businesses in Tel Aviv and Kiryat Ono after people without legal permits to stay in Israel were allegedly found working there.
Police issued closure orders for two Tel Aviv businesses after people without legal permits to stay in Israel were allegedly found working at the premises.
Dan Subdistrict Police issued 143 traffic tickets over the weekend during an enforcement operation targeting dangerous driving violations across the Tel Aviv metropolitan area.
A multi-scene emergency drill will be held overnight from Tuesday to Wednesday along the light rail. Increased movement of security vehicles is expected across the Tel Aviv District.
Police opened an investigation after a fatal shooting in a Yarkon Park parking lot, searched for suspects and collected evidence at the scene. Police said the incident was criminally motivated.
Nine minors aged 14 to 16 were arrested on suspicion of assaulting another teenager. Police said the victim required medical treatment and that the investigation led to evidence and searches of the suspects' homes.
A police report led officers to an apartment where they found two men with moderate injuries. Police are searching for suspects in connection with the incident.
Tel Aviv Special Patrol Unit officers arrested three suspects and seized weapons during a search of an apartment in Jaffa. The suspects were taken for questioning and are expected to appear at a remand hearing.
White Night will take place across Tel Aviv-Yafo on Thursday, June 25, 2026. Main events include free admission at HaPisga Garden in Jaffa and paid performances from midnight until sunrise at Charles Clore Park.
The 'Tzlilei Kayitz' (Summer Sounds) series will take place in July 2026 at the Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center plaza, from 20:00 to 22:00. Admission is free, with a Greek taverna, klezmer, a Latin fiesta and a Tu B'Av evening on the program.
Season 3 of 'Malon Hotel' premieres on Kan Educational on June 7, with a long list of guest stars from Israeli football. Airs Sunday through Wednesday at 15:30.
The new documentary series 'Queen of the Neighborhood' will premiere on Kan 11 and Kan BOX on Saturday night, May 23, at 21:30. The series follows Bnei Yehuda Tel Aviv Football Club during its 2024/25 season in Liga Leumit.
Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality will mark Shavuot with events, activities and community initiatives across the city. The program includes a large seaside picnic, pool events at municipal country clubs and nights of study and culture as part of Tikkun Leil Shavuot.
The ReWine festival will take place at Atidim Park Tel Aviv on Thursday, June 25, 2026, from 18:00 to 23:00. The program includes dozens of wineries, breweries, an artists' fair, food stalls and music.
Two free evenings will take place in Jaffa on Wednesday and Thursday, June 17-18, 2026. The route includes the farmers' market at the flea market, performances at Jaffa Port, an outdoor cinema at HaPisga Garden and an art fair on Olei Zion Street.
To mark Israel's Memorial Day, a new Kan Educational miniseries follows four friends at a camp for IDF orphans who find laughter and hope together through their pain. It will air on April 15.
