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Ministry of Interior Inspects Environmental Rehabilitation at Ariel Sharon Park
Ministry of Interior Director-General Israel Ozen toured the Ariel Sharon Park mountain complex, praising its transformation from a landfill into a major green lung and leisure space for Gush Dan residents.

Israel's 2026 Swimming Season Ends With 35 Drowning Fatalities
The 2026 swimming season in Israel ended with 35 drowning fatalities, with the majority occurring at unauthorized beaches or outside lifeguard hours, according to the Ministry of Interior.
Tel Aviv Halts Controversial Plan to Relocate Separate Beach Following Public Protests
Tel Aviv's municipality announced that negotiations with the Ministry of Interior over relocating the city's separate religious beach to the north have stalled, halting the controversial plan.
Nahariya Officially Classified as Stable Authority Following Financial Recovery
The Ministry of Interior officially classified Nahariya as a stable authority following its 2025 financial report, praising its transition to budget balance despite ongoing wartime challenges.
Bnei Brak Audit Chief Demands Personal Liability Over Funds to Abandoned Building
The Bnei Brak audit committee chair urged the interior ministry to hold officials personally liable after over half a million shekels were approved for accessibility upgrades at an abandoned building.
Supreme Court Rejects Petition Over Matnasim CEO Appointment
Supreme Court Justice Yitzhak Amit rejected Moshe Mor Yosef's petition for an interim order against the Dotan Committee's disqualification of his Matnasim CEO candidacy.
"Economic disaster": Ministry of Interior in a sharp appeal to the Bnei Brak Municipality
The Ministry of Interior contacted the Bnei Brak Municipality and issued an ultimatum to achieve a balanced budget by the end of the year, while threatening to take measures. The municipal management rejected the claims, stating that the letter was not coordinated and that the year would end with a full financial balance.
When adequate representation becomes a glass ceiling
Where was the anxiety about the lack of balance during all the years when almost everyone sitting around the table was a man?
After a decade together, her partner is required to leave Israel: "We are not the only couple"
Evelyn and Andrei have been living together for over 10 years, underwent fertility treatments, and established a joint business. Just before completing the citizenship process, Andrei was ordered to leave the country within 30 days. The Population Authority claims that contradictions arose during their interview.
Demand for Ministry of Interior to Review Oversight Committee for Public Funds
The Lobby 99 organization has urged Ministry of Interior Director General Israel Ozan to overhaul the personal surcharge mechanism in local authorities to improve transparency and collection rates. The appeal follows a "Ha-Yom" investigation revealing that nearly half of all surcharges imposed in recent years remain uncollected.
Government Priorities Perpetuate Poverty in Arab Local Authorities
In November 2025, the National Planning and Building Council canceled an employment zone project intended for the cities of Baqa al-Gharbiyye and Jatt. A State Comptroller report confirms this is part of a systemic policy.
"Deep Negligence": Will Israelis Returning from Abroad Lose Their Right to Vote?
MK Gilad Kariv has warned Israelis living abroad to verify their status in the voter registry by tomorrow, citing severe administrative negligence within the Ministry of Interior.
A wave of exceptional requests for Arnona increases: The localities where the sharpest jump is expected
Municipal property tax (Arnona) is set to rise automatically by 3.05% in 2027, but many local authorities have requested additional exceptional increases from the Ministry of Interior, reaching as high as 33%. The business sector has announced its intention to fight these measures.
Ignoring a court ruling: Ministry of Interior rejects granddaughter of Righteous Among the Nations
Ellen Monique Chites, a 56-year-old Dutch woman who stayed in Israel to help since the outbreak of the war, has been refused residency for two years. The Population Authority claims that eligibility applies only to minors, but ignores a recent ruling that determined otherwise. In an interview with Walla, she says: 'The most important thing for me is to do the right thing.'