Netivot

Rabbi Netanel Shriki led a delegation of 50 kolel members on a spiritual prayer journey across Lithuania, Poland, and the Czech Republic, praying for Israel and IDF soldiers.

Four people were lightly injured when an explosive device detonated in an electric vehicle in Netivot. Police suspect a criminal background and have launched an investigation.

A Negev moshav family shares how a 19-year real estate investment transformed into a 3.5 million shekel home, while balancing extensive reserve duty and local businesses.

A vibrant culinary journey through the Friday market in Netivot, exploring traditional foods, local community parliaments, and a craft beer stand dedicated to an IDF hero.

The municipality of Netivot has returned to the High Court of Justice, demanding the proper implementation of a 1.8 billion shekel rehabilitation plan as funding disputes persist nearly three years after October 7.

The municipality of Netivot has petitioned the High Court of Justice against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and government ministries, demanding the enforcement of Resolution 3303 for post-October 7 rehabilitation and development. The city argues that bureaucratic criteria have slashed its share of funds to a quarter despite housing half the regional population.

Elitzur Avrahami manages a leading 100-dunam etrog farm in Israel, producing 100,000 flawless fruits annually with rigorous manual labor, yielding specimens weighing up to 4.1 kilograms.

An eight-month-old infant in Netivot choked on a sukkah decoration on Saturday evening. An MDA medic successfully extracted the object, stabilizing the baby without hospital evacuation.

A Netivot factory safe containing millions in checks was stolen during the holiday despite a triggered security alert, while a separate moshav home was burglarized of gold, jewelry, and a firearm.

A 23-year-old motorcyclist in Netivot was arrested after severely injuring a female police officer during a confrontation. The officer underwent surgery at Soroka Medical Center, and a Beersheba court extended the suspect's detention by four days.

Netivot accounts for 43% of all real estate transaction cancellations in southern Israel, far exceeding its market share. The Ministry of Finance reports a high regional cancellation rate of 7%.

First publication: After 20 days in custody, the main suspect was released. The police investigation revealed that he was at the scene near the victim - but did not shoot at him. A 29-year-old man who was passing by and was not involved in the incident was also lightly wounded.

"Nitzanim", the stabilization home opened in Netivot, comes against the backdrop of the rise in mental distress among young people aged 12–18, according to Clalit data. The home offers an alternative to psychiatric hospitalization, as data shows an increase of over 30% in the number of patients under 18 who turned to mental health emergency rooms.

The Magistrate's Court in Be'er Sheva ordered the release from custody of a young man suspected of involvement in the murder of Osher Kadoshim in Netivot. The police filed an appeal against the decision, and the suspect will remain in custody until a further hearing. His defense attorney: "He was a witness to the event and got caught up in it, nothing more. The police are dealing in guesses, not...

The call was received in the afternoon at the Yedidim dispatch center, following a blow the woman sustained from a dresser in her home on HaGiborim Street in Netivot. Using specialized equipment, the volunteer managed to free the finger from the ring.

The Be'er Sheva Magistrate's Court denied a police request to perform an autopsy on Osher Kadosh, who was shot to death in Netivot. The judge ruled that a CT scan and external examination were sufficient, criticizing the State Attorney's Office for failing to properly review the case.

The Israel Police have launched an investigation following a shooting in Netivot that left one man dead and another lightly wounded. Authorities suspect the incident is criminal in nature.

Two people were wounded by gunfire in Netivot, with one victim pronounced dead at the scene. A separate violent incident in Bir al-Maksur left an 18-year-old moderately wounded.

Rabbi Chaim David Yosef Abarg’il, currently under house arrest following allegations of sexual misconduct, held a session for soldiers. The IDF stated he was invited at the request of a career soldier's wife who recently lost her child.

Hanania Zaguri, 76, from Netivot, suffered a cardiac arrest at home during the night. His daughter began resuscitation efforts under MADA guidance until their neighbor, a motorcycle unit medic, and an intensive care team arrived to restore his pulse.