Ramla

A young Jerusalem teacher injured in a car accident will receive 100,000 NIS in compensation from Wesure insurance after reaching a court-approved settlement.

A severe indictment was filed against a detainee who bit off part of a minor's ear in a Ramla holding cell, highlighting stricter IPS criminal enforcement led by Kobi Yaakobi.

Police in Ramla arrested seven teenagers following a brutal street assault on a local man in his twenties. Mayor Michael Vidal strongly condemned the violence.

A review of real estate prices around Ben Gurion Airport reveals a 60% gap between Modi'in and Lod. Industry experts weigh in on whether urban renewal and infrastructure projects will close the divide.

A school principal in Ramla was hospitalized following a violent incident involving a student's parents who threatened staff with a stick, prompting union action.

Rami Levy Stock plans to expand to four branches by year-end, scaling up non-food retail. CEO Yafit Attias Levy highlights the strategy to bypass supermarket space constraints.

The Ministry of Health reported a rabid puppy found near Naveh Tzuf and Nehaliel. Anyone exposed between September 9 and 23 is urged to seek urgent medical evaluation for rabies treatment.

Av-Gad Holdings secured conditional building permit approval for Phase A of the TEO Ramla City Gate urban renewal project, featuring two 25-story towers and 268 housing units.

Police in Rahat raided a major criminal weapons cache, seizing a shotgun, Glock 17 pistols, ammunition, and arresting five suspects in a series of targeted operations.

A 28-year-old Ramla resident was arrested after a LAW rocket and ammunition were found on his property. A court extended his detention by six days, citing reasonable suspicion.

Planning committees have approved a 1,700-apartment project in Ramla's industrial zone and a new student dormitory complex at the Weizmann Institute in Rehovot.

An 82-year-old woman, threatened real estate agents, and homeowners who, according to the indictment, realized they had no choice. The prosecution claims that Ismail Abu Ghanem and six others took over five apartments in Ramla through extortion, violence, and protection money collection, and then hid the ownership through fraud and money laundering of millions of shekels.