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Parked in Tel Aviv - and was asked to pay 13,000 NIS
Paying for parking has become an integral part of any outing in Tel Aviv, but in the case of Nati Bar Cohen, the amount crossed every line. After entering a parking lot in the city and wanting to leave after only half an hour, he was stunned to see an astronomical amount on the screen. In an interview after the incident, he explained how he managed to overcome the error.

Sunset: "The Amazing Race" star Rotem Revivo and her partner celebrate henna
After hosting a lavish bachelorette party, reality star Rotem Revivo continues the countdown to her wedding with Yarin Shalev. The henna celebration featured 150 guests and three distinct oriental-inspired looks.

"Police beat me up": A burglary defendant's complaint and the court's criticism
An illegal resident is accused of breaking into a Tel Aviv wine bar and stealing equipment worth 4,000 shekels. Following his arrest, he was hospitalized with facial injuries and required a liquid-only diet for six weeks. The judge noted a significant discrepancy between police accounts and medical reports, subsequently ordering the defendant's release on bail.

The surprising union of the year: Rita and Ethnix in a joint and moving performance
The Bank Hapoalim toast-raising event provided a rare musical moment, as Rita and Ethnix collaborated for the first time since 1990 and got all the senior business figures on their feet.

Following Walla report: Indictment filed against man who threatened passersby and choked a 66-year-old in Tel Aviv
After Andy Spitzer revealed on Walla how he was attacked during his shift, an indictment was filed: a resident of Kiryat Gat in his 30s is accused of threatening passersby to obtain their phones, using a stick from a bin to assault them, and choking Spitzer until the phone fell from his hands.

Half a ton of cannabis: Police raided a warehouse and arrested a suspect
Proactive activity by detectives from the Tel Aviv station and intelligence information led to a raid in the Hevel Modi'in region. In addition, cocaine and 21,000 shekels in cash were seized. A 30-year-old suspect was taken for questioning and will be brought for a remand hearing.

European destination expands schedule: 3 flights a week from Tel Aviv
The line from Tel Aviv will operate three times a week on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, with a convenient flight schedule including early morning departures from Tel Aviv and return flights from Riga at night.

Loaded pistol found during search: suspect arrested for murder
Police detectives arrested a Jaffa resident suspected of involvement in a deadly shooting on Leib ben Sara Street. A Sig Sauer pistol was seized during a search of his residence. The incident occurred Sunday when a motorcyclist opened fire on a parked car, killing one man and seriously wounding another.

Holiday vacation at 25% discount: the surprising promotion from the Adam hotel chain
The Adam hotel chain is offering a 25% discount on stays in Tel Aviv and Eilat throughout September, including the Tishrei holidays, along with special accommodation and spa packages.

From a Tel Aviv Apartment to Nationwide Distribution: 17 kg of Drugs Seized
Following a covert investigation, police from the Binyamin station raided an apartment and seized marijuana, hashish, and ketamine. Four suspects have been arrested, and three vehicles along with an electric bicycle used in the operation were confiscated.

Over two months after the murder: suspect arrested in the liquidation at a Holon gas station
The investigation into the explosion that killed 25-year-old Mustafa Abu Lasan has seen a breakthrough: Tel Aviv Central Unit detectives have arrested a 34-year-old Jaffa resident. Searches also uncovered weapons and drugs, leading to the arrest of a second suspect.

Elderly woman killed after being hit by a car in Tel Aviv, 80-year-old man arrested on suspicion of fleeing the scene
Police arrested an 80-year-old man on suspicion of hitting an elderly woman on Bnei Efraim Street and fleeing the scene. She was evacuated to Ichilov Hospital in critical condition, where her death was pronounced.

The Transformation of the Tel Aviv Port: New Life for Reading Tanks
The three old Reading fuel tanks will be preserved and converted into a public complex that will combine culture, creativity, leisure, and sports. The plan includes the development of open spaces and the restoration of the Yarkon River banks, with the goal of connecting the sea, the Yarkon, and the city.

Replacing managers? The Israeli startup that raised $5 million
The Israeli company is revealed for the first time and presents an AI-based development capable of managing tasks, coordinating meetings, and even booking flights and hotels completely independently.

15-year-old girl sexually harassed at Big Fashion Glilot mall
A 39-year-old clothing store employee is charged with sexually harassing a minor. Following the incident, the suspect threatened security guards with a glass bottle, assaulted security personnel and a police officer, and made multiple attempts to escape custody.

Former Minister Ordered to Pay Damages for Defamatory Email
The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court has ordered former minister Shalom Simhon, chairman of the board at Pasta Rico, to pay 20,000 shekels in damages to the company's founders for defamation in an email.

Police broke into the wrong apartment: court ruled against them
A police force forcibly broke into a storage room door in Tel Aviv during a search, and only afterwards did it turn out that the premises were not the target of the operation at all. The court partially accepted the property owner's lawsuit and ordered the state to pay him 7,400 shekels, including legal expenses.

Actor John Malkovich is coming to Tel Aviv: "Excited to return to Israel"
The veteran film star and passionate supporter of Israel will present his successful satirical show in Tel Aviv. All the details.

Refused cash withdrawal and took revenge on the branch: client stabbed bank employee in the face
According to the indictment, the 67-year-old arrived early in the morning at a Mizrahi bank branch in Jaffa and smeared quick-drying glue on the entrance locks and the ATM. Hours later, he returned armed with two knives and pepper spray and stabbed a 45-year-old employee in the face. He was arrested on the spot, and an indictment was filed against him this morning.

Due to employment of illegal aliens: famous shawarma place in Tel Aviv is closing
The Tel Aviv District Commander signed an administrative closure order for 30 days for the Butra restaurant on HaArba'a Street. Police stated that two illegal aliens were found employed at the site without permits, leading to a criminal investigation.

Adar Gitzis has found a new love: this is the woman who entered his life
The Channel 12 reporter and correspondent has a new partner, far from the world of show business, with whom he has been cultivating a close relationship for two months. All the details about the high-tech worker from Tel Aviv and the connection that comes just months after the high-profile breakup with his famous ex.

Veteran kindergarten in Tel Aviv-Yafo closed due to threats hours before the start of the year: "Fear that children are in danger"
Dozens of children were left without a framework, with hours of notice: Parents of a kindergarten that has been operating for 16 years received a message last night that it would not open this morning - following "pressure from a neighbor". Parents claim that the property owner's car was torched after he received death threats, allegedly from criminals who moved to live on the street: "We were...

A 31-year gap and a ring: Shlomo Kramer presents a gift to Eden Ayun
Following a high-profile breakup, a spectacular reconciliation, and a move into a 100-million-shekel duplex, a massive diamond ring on Eden Ayun's finger has reignited engagement rumors.

Took a taxi for 10 euros and was charged 2,555: this is the court's decision
An Israeli tourist in France claimed that a taxi driver scammed her and charged her card 2,555 euros instead of ten. The court rejected her lawsuit against the credit card company CAL and determined that the company acted properly since the passenger entered a secret code. The judge ruled that the precautionary measures were reasonable and ordered the plaintiff to pay expenses.

Former senior official at the Tax Authority charged with concealing income and money laundering of 29 million shekels
The State Attorney's Office has indicted former senior Tax Authority official Shimon Cohen. He is charged with concealing income, tax evasion, and money laundering totaling 29 million shekels.

Restaurant Parade: September 2026
Avi Biton takes first place with the new Club Marine in Herzliya, Haim Cohen revives a legendary Tel Aviv address, and Asaf Granit manages to create a line even for pita. From the burger everyone is praising to a cafe in Ashkelon that is all over Instagram — these are the 20 most talked-about restaurants, bars, and cafes of the month.

"Refusing to fly to Tel Aviv": Brussels Airlines employees protest against mandatory Israel flights
A shortage of staff led Brussels Airlines management to mandate employees to fly to Israel, sparking a confrontation. In response, the Belgian labor union announced a targeted strike on the Tel Aviv route, accusing the company of violating agreements and endangering crews contrary to official travel warnings.
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Despite the wars: Tel Aviv defense index crashed by 42%
After a massive rally and significant capital inflows, investors betting on the defense industry have suffered a painful blow. We analyze the reasons behind the rapid collapse and the potential impact of future IPOs from industry giants.

After breakup rumors: 'Married at First Sight' stars Evyatar Kahana and Neta Menashe are inseparable
What breakup? 'Married at First Sight' stars were caught on a particularly intimate morning in Tel Aviv. This happened after Kahana treated Menashe to flowers and a touching note, and paparazzi caught them kissing. From the footage, it seems the comeback is here to stay.

3 scandals too late: Securities Authority launches a round of inspections of sitting directors
Financial failures were recently discovered in a series of new companies on the stock exchange - right under the noses of the gatekeepers. Now, the Securities Authority is launching an extensive audit focusing on the work of the board of directors and, in particular, on the way directors are classified as having "accounting and financial expertise". A market source: "When you appoint a director...

Water supply disruptions in Israel: Situation in Gush Dan
Due to severe seawater turbidity caused by weather conditions, five of Israel's six desalination plants have been shut down. Authorities have implemented water usage restrictions across several regions.

The Stock Market in August: The Leading Index, Stocks That Soared, and Those That Crashed
With the closing of trading on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange this evening (Monday), the month of August has ended, with the main indices showing stagnation throughout the month. The insurance index stood out, which showed declines at the beginning of the month, but later, mainly due to the excellent reports of insurance companies, the index jumped and finished with a monthly increase of 12%.

The break-in and theft: How they tried to get their hands on the estate of the late journalist
The apartment of the late Davar journalist Aliza Valach on Shenkin Street was broken into, her credit card and car were stolen, and an attempt was made to take over the property. Her death does not appear in the records, and the Ministries of Health and Interior are disclaiming responsibility. The case exposes the systemic consequences of a process that opens the door for criminals.

With an investment of millions: Rotem Sela's double celebration
The actress and presenter celebrated her birthday at a festive event in Tel Aviv, which also marked the launch of her new brand, which had been in secret development for three years.

Herzliya gets 2 new places that bring the hot trend to the city
Three wine bars in the Sharon area and one in Kiryat Ono, new New York-style pizzerias, a cafe with a large menu of matcha drinks, additional skewer restaurants, the taco trend continues to expand, as does the 'dine and party' restaurant trend. Many new places opened this week, here is everything you need to know.

Maya Wertheimer on the crisis at home: "Very difficult days"
Maya Wertheimer shares the family difficulties of the month of August and reveals the secret she and Asaf Zamir have for daily survival and how they divide tasks at home.

Half a year without a deal: Aviv sold zero apartments in January-June in the luxury Herbert Samuel project in Tel Aviv
Even luxury assets are facing demand challenges: for half a year, not a single apartment has been sold in the project of the Aviv Group and Lenny Group on Herbert Samuel Street in Tel Aviv. In the tower, which rises to a height of 18 floors on the waterfront, 50 apartments are being built with some of the highest price tags in the country.

With 3 weekly flights - starting Wednesday: a new route from Ben Gurion Airport to Bologna
The Greek airline Blue Bird is expanding its flight offerings to additional destinations in Italy. Following Bologna, additional flights to Rome and Naples are expected to be added in the middle of next month. So how much will a ticket cost you, and does it shorten the way to the dream resort town that has become the hot destination of the summer?

Phones removed from schools — and the change during breaks was dramatic
74% of students participating in the initiative in Tel Aviv do not use smartphones during breaks or do so rarely. Teachers report more social activity. In the coming school year, the initiative will be expanded to all 37 secondary schools in the city.

Suspect arrested for stabbing a man in Tel Aviv after fleeing police
A 57-year-old resident of south Tel Aviv was arrested on suspicion of stabbing another foreign worker. The suspect discarded a knife while fleeing from police, which was later recovered. Police will request an extension of his detention in court this morning.

A 9-degree gap: the hottest neighborhoods in Gush Dan
A new study by experts from Tel Aviv University and HIT has mapped heat loads in the metropolis. The findings reveal where extreme gaps were measured and how the nature of construction affects the temperature in your neighborhood.

Ahead of the school year: 16 illegal residents arrested near educational institutions in central Israel
In a police operation in Tel Aviv and Herzliya, three residents of Jenin were located in a school undergoing renovations and six others at a construction site near a study center. Seven additional illegal residents were arrested and two employers were detained for questioning.

Court rejects petition: Green light for 750 apartments on the site of the Dan bus depot in northern Tel Aviv
The Tel Aviv Administrative Court rejected a petition filed by 48 residents against the project at the intersection of Raoul Wallenberg and Pinchas Rosen streets. The court upheld the use of easements to provide public access to open spaces, ruling it a proper balance between public needs and property rights.

Negative trend in Tel Aviv led by construction stocks, Aura falls by about 5%
The TA-35 index is down by about 0.6%. A nightly exchange of blows between the US and Iran, along with increased expectations for an interest rate hike on Wall Street, are weighing on markets. Oil prices are climbing, complicating the Bank of Israel's upcoming interest rate decision.

Rain reached the center as well, after the "disappointing" weekend: all the data
After the rare system mostly bypassed Israel, rain was documented overnight and in the early morning hours along the coastal plain and in the center. In northern Tel Aviv, 7.9 mm of rain fell. Today, temperatures will rise slightly and it will be partly cloudy.

Harel Wiesel and Gad Proper are partners: The surprising beneficiaries of the Dan real estate merger
After selling Dan's transport operations at a profit of over 1 billion shekels, the Value-LBH fund is on its way to creating further value by merging Dan's real estate operations with Donitz. Not only will the fund benefit from the deal, which will yield a 5x return on its money, but so will a series of capital owners such as Harel Wiesel, David Fattal, and Gad Proper.

Difficulties and Compromise: The Project for Senior Lawyers Will Operate in a Reduced Format
Partners, a company offering office services to independent lawyers that recently encountered difficulties, received the green light from Sela Capital to be released from its lease agreement. Partners will vacate floors 34-35 in the HaArba'a Towers in Tel Aviv by tomorrow and will continue to operate in a reduced format in the Museum Towers.

66-year-old man robbed in Tel Aviv recounts to Walla: 'He choked me with a stick and screamed - I will murder you'
Andy Spitzer has worked for years as a security guard in a building on Yehuda Halevi Street in Tel Aviv, but says he has never encountered such an incident. In his first interview with Walla, he recounted how he heard shouting in the street, went out to check what was happening - and then the suspect lunged at him, choked him, and took his phone. 'I am afraid he will come back to look for me,' he...

Tel Aviv parents threaten strike over enrollment policy at new school
Parents of students at the new School of the Arts in the Kfar Shalem neighborhood of Tel Aviv are threatening to strike in protest against the enrollment of children of foreign workers who do not live in the area. They claim the decision was made without transparency and without meeting entrance requirements. Parents' representative: "The neighborhood's children are being harmed by the decisions."

Israeli woman sues hotel: 'I was naked and the employee entered, despite the sign'
A guest at a Tel Aviv hotel is threatening a lawsuit following a severe invasion of her privacy: an employee entered the room while she was naked, despite a 'Do Not Disturb' sign. She is now demanding a refund and compensation.