Ramle

According to the family, moisture originating from the neighbor's apartment penetrated the infrastructure and led to the power cut. The elderly woman, who deals with diabetes and moves with a walker, was left without a refrigerator and air conditioning. Her son: "I just want my mother to live with dignity." The neighbor: "The issue is being handled and was never neglected."

Linoy arrived with her toddler son for an adaptation day at kindergarten — 20 minutes after leaving, she discovered that her son had escaped. A passing teenager heard the 3-year-old shouting: "Mom, mom" — and saved him. According to her, no one from the staff updated her on what happened: "I entrusted them with my treasure, and the trust has been broken."

The businessman's stock chain is expanding and landing thousands of sought-after products at an unprecedented price just before the holidays, when demand is at its peak and inventory is expected to sell out quickly in the branches.

Yosef (Yoshko) Mashiach, who founded "Burekas Yoshko" in Ramle four decades ago, has passed away. Beyond the business that became a landmark far beyond the city, he leaves behind a legacy of volunteering and kindness.

She ordered deliveries under false names, sent them to pre-arranged addresses, and sometimes even claimed she was "wheelchair-bound." According to the indictment, masked men waited for the couriers, sprayed them with pepper spray, beat them with a hammer and fists, smashed windows, and robbed them of money and jewelry.

An indictment was filed at the Lod District Court against three individuals for a series of violent robberies targeting delivery workers. The group used a scheme involving fake orders to lure victims.

The suspects ordered deliveries under fake names and coordinated meetings, after which masked men waited for the couriers with hammers, knives, and pepper spray. In four recorded cases, couriers were robbed of money, jewelry, and merchandise, and in one incident, a courier was beaten with a hammer and 8,100 shekels were stolen.

The second flagship branch of the stock chain is launching tomorrow in a new location, and to mark the event, the exclusive offer that allows buying an electric car for less than 100 thousand shekels only is returning.

The Rami Levy Stock chain and the Delhum Motors group are bringing back the consumer hit that drove the country crazy, but this time the move is limited in time and quantity and will take place in only one location.

Taleb Abu Ghanem is suspected of pressuring 15 and 16-year-old teenagers to provide false testimony to establish an alibi for defendants in a security case. According to police, he also harassed witnesses and attacked a woman by running her over with a bicycle. His detention has been extended by five days.

An indictment was filed against a 48-year-old woman on suspicion of threats and insulting a public servant. The indictment states that the mother's actions included a series of harsh voice messages and threats against the teacher. According to the mother, her actions were carried out following her suspicion that the teacher was abusing her daughter.

Two months after the murder of 18-year-old Asma Abu Ghanem in Ramle, police have arrested four suspects, including a relative. Authorities believe the incident was rooted in a family dispute.

The two, a woman in her 40s and her 18-year-old daughter, were moderately wounded outside their home in the Juwarish neighborhood. Police arrested a relative: "The background is a family dispute."

Police report the incident in the Juwarish neighborhood stemmed from a family dispute. The suspect, in his 40s, will appear in court for a detention hearing.

A mother and her daughter were stabbed Friday night outside their home in the Juwarish neighborhood of Ramle. Police suspect a family dispute and have arrested the father of the family. The victims were evacuated to Shamir-Assaf Harofeh Hospital for treatment.

A fish shop owner from Ramle received a check sent by Dor Alon to a customer as a deposit refund. After denying the charges and undergoing a trial, he was convicted of forgery and fraud.

A police pursuit of a suspected motorcycle thief in Petah Tikva ended in gunfire. The suspect, who endangered others and ignored orders to stop, sustained moderate injuries and was taken into custody.

The victim was evacuated to Shamir-Assaf Harofeh Hospital with head and limb injuries; his condition remains unstable. A MADA paramedic noted that the man suffered severe bodily trauma.

The son of former minister Amnon Cohen was arrested after a loaded handgun with no serial number and drugs were found in his car. During interrogation, he explained: 'My partner was murdered, since then I have been carrying a handgun for self-defense.'

The grenade was thrown early in the morning, causing damage to the structure. In another incident overnight, a fragmentation grenade was thrown at a tower in the prestigious Park Tzameret neighborhood in northern Tel Aviv, causing damage to the entrance floor.

The world of TikTok is accustomed to young influencers, but few expected the meteoric rise of 75-year-old Rochele Shlomi. A resident of a nursing home in Ramle, she went viral within just two days of launching her account, amassing thousands of followers.

According to the police, the attorney claimed to investigators from the Central District's YAMAR that she possessed evidence that could exonerate a defendant charged with serious security offenses in Ramle. Suspicion arose in the State Attorney's Office regarding the source of the materials, leading to an investigation.

A covert investigation has uncovered an alleged attempt to influence a trial involving serious security-related crimes through bribery and threats against minors.

Central District police detectives located a LAW rocket, four pistols, and four fragmentation grenades in a residential building shelter in Ramle, suspected to have been stolen from the IDF; a man in his 20s was arrested.

Fire and rescue teams from the Ayalon station conducted searches in the building to rule out trapped individuals, during which they identified a pair of parents and three children trapped in an apartment on the floor where the fire started. The firefighters safely rescued the trapped individuals using rescue masks under smoke conditions. A total of six rescued individuals were transferred for...

The "Rami Levy Stock" chain is expanding with a massive 3,000-square-meter branch in the Ramle-Lod area, as management pledges to cut prices by half ahead of the late August opening.

Purchasing an apartment in the center of Israel is challenging, but moving outside the Tel Aviv-Ramat Gan-Givatayim circle reveals more affordable options. Recent deals in Lod and Ramle show apartments with protected rooms (MAMAD) selling for under 1.9 million shekels.

The "Rami Levy Stock" chain has provided a first look at its upcoming large-scale branch in the Ramle-Lod area. This marks the second location following the successful launch in Pardes Hanna.

According to the suspicion, two residents of Ramle arrived at a construction site in Moshav Shtulim to demand protection money from a contractor, a resident of Nazareth. After not finding him at the site, they approached his children and tried to convey threatening messages through them. Officers of the Lachish Central Unit located and arrested them.

The State Attorney's Office has filed an indictment against a family that seized apartments in Ramle through force and threats, while committing fraud and money laundering offenses totaling millions of shekels.