Givatayim

Meitar, Israel's largest law firm, is vacating 13 floors in a Ramat Gan tower and donating all its equipment to soldiers and charities. The 832 employees have relocated to the new BEYOND skyscraper in Givatayim.

Givatayim ranks first in Israel for the highest proportion of motorcycle and scooter rider injuries in traffic accidents, according to a recent Or Yarok analysis.

Davidovitch Shawarma in Givatayim has permanently closed its doors without prior notice, leaving local fans and social media communities searching for answers regarding the sudden shutdown.

The BEYOND tower in Givatayim, Israel's tallest skyscraper at 320 meters, has officially opened. Developed by Tidhar, Union, and Himnuta, it features major tenants like Meitar and Moon Active, with office rents averaging around 150 NIS per square meter.

Data from the Israel Tax Authority reveals a significant drop in median apartment prices in Givatayim, falling from 4.16 million NIS in Q1 2025 to 3.64 million NIS in Q1 2026 amid shifting buyer demand.

A 5-room apartment in Givatayim sold for a record 5.85 million NIS. Analysts review the neighborhood's historical development, price trends, and the real estate market dynamics.

The Givatayim Municipality approved new measures to simplify parking permit applications, easing requirements for renters, family vehicles, and temporary relocations.

Israeli houseware chain Spices has filed for liquidation with 55 million NIS in debt. Owner Guy Morag cited high mall rents, pandemic losses, the ongoing war, and online competition for the total financial collapse.

A 79-year-old resident of Givatayim has filed a 129,735 NIS lawsuit against Harel Insurance in Herzliya. The company rejected his long-term care claim based on covert surveillance, ignoring its own doctor's findings.

The grants are intended to express appreciation to reservists who, alongside prolonged and significant service, had to deal with the challenges involved in running a business during the war. Those eligible for the grant are business owners who served as combat soldiers in the reserves for at least 100 days from the end of 2023 until the end of 2025.

After an unplanned pregnancy and prolonged reserve service, the couple found themselves in the heart of a geographical and emotional storm that caused them to drift apart just before the birth of their son.

The court allowed a landowner to sell his share despite the opposition of partners who claimed that waiting for the renewal plan would increase the property's value. Passengers whose flight with El Al was cancelled due to the war will receive only partial reimbursement for their expenses abroad. And a spouse who claimed to have invested hundreds of thousands of shekels of his own money in the...

According to the indictment filed against Hanan Yaakov and Osher Bayach, the latter inquired about the charges for burning down a shop and the length of prison sentences. The accusations state that the two set fire to the branch while an employee was inside.

A month after the arson attack in central Israel, police have arrested two 18-year-old residents of Rehovot. Security footage shows a masked suspect pouring flammable liquid at the restaurant entrance before fleeing with an accomplice on an electric scooter.

Two young men from Rehovot set fire to the chain's branch last month and fled on a scooter. The motive for the act is control struggles between criminals that are spilling over into city streets. After they were arrested, a prosecutor's statement was filed, and an indictment will be filed soon.

The BEYOND tower in Givatayim, rising to 320 meters and including 78 floors, has received fire department approval following large-scale exercises testing emergency response and evacuation systems.

Against the backdrop of bloody conflicts between criminal organizations in the center, an 18-year-old from Rehovot was arrested last night in a covert operation on suspicion of involvement in the arson of the restaurant in Givatayim on July 12. All the details on the arrest.

The Givatayim City Council has voted to cut all municipal support for Hapoel Ramat Gan following a public dispute between the mayor and club management.

The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court extended the detention of an 18-year-old suspect in the arson of a Japanika branch in Givatayim by seven days. Police claim evidence has significantly strengthened, while the defense maintains the suspect's innocence.

The Ramat Gan municipality has launched a tender for a major assisted living complex to replace two aging facilities. The project will feature 400 units housed in a 35-story tower and a 10-story building.

Adi Ohana, wife of former footballer Eli Ohana, shared on a podcast how she deals with the 'wife of' label and addressed claims that she married him for money. She also revealed details about their unconventional wedding in Givatayim.

After contact with Adi Koren (59) from Ramat Gan was lost on Monday, her son Roy filed a missing person report with the police the next day. The son stated that his mother, who has mental health challenges, had never gone missing before. He drew the investigators' attention to a "problematic relationship" with one of her acquaintances: "They have not exhausted this direction." The police...

Adi Ohana shared in a podcast the story of her secret and modest wedding to football legend Eli Ohana at the Givatayim Rabbinate, noting that they arrived in pajamas and that her family was surprised by the unconventional look.

The Central Unit of the Tel Aviv District Police arrested a man in his 20s from Rehovot this Tuesday morning on suspicion of setting fire to a Japanika branch in Givatayim. Police are set to request an extension of his detention at the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court later today.

The 33rd Storytellers Festival, managed by Yossi Alfi, will take place during Chol HaMoed Sukkot at the Givatayim Theater. The program includes historical panels, personal encounters, and musical performances.

Police have arrested a Rehovot resident suspected of arson at a "Japanika" restaurant in Givatayim. The incident is linked to the ongoing "grenade war" between the Musli and Jarushi crime families.

Journalist Eirit Linor shared candid insights into how her relationships with colleagues cooled following her shift in political views. She described instances of alienation, where acquaintances refused to engage with her, labeling her as part of the "camp that destroys everything."