Telaviv

Yair Golan's The Democrats party secured impressive results in Tel Aviv and central Israel but failed to cross the electoral threshold in numerous peripheral towns and Arab localities.

A young Tel Aviv woman's home was burglarized while she slept in her ground-floor apartment, leaving her deeply shaken and questioning her personal safety. The suspect was arrested following a string of thefts.

The Azrieli Group has dropped residential plans for its 91-story Spiral Tower in Tel Aviv, converting the space entirely to offices amid a luxury housing glut.

The planning committee is reviewing the master plan for the Tel Aviv Central multimodal transport hub, integrating railways, light rail, and the future metro system.

Three massive residential developments in Tel Aviv's Fourth District—DUO, Infinity, and Kikar HaMedina—are nearing completion, reshaping the local skyline amid shifting market sales and rising price per square meter rates.

Israeli airline Arkia is expanding its direct Tel Aviv-Bangkok route with an additional flight on October 14, offering competitive economy and business class fares.

A popular Tel Aviv club reported a staffing agency worker with a fake ID to the police, only to receive a 30-day closure order. The court overturned the police decision, criticizing the harsh enforcement.

Emirates suspended its code-share agreement with flydubai for Tel Aviv routes following a hijacking attempt, halting new bookings and connections.

Popular food blogger Daniel Amit has expanded her culinary business by launching a dedicated store on Wolt, offering celebration cakes, wine, and curated party bundles.

A 50-year-old Jaffa resident faces 22 charges of theft and attempted theft after allegedly stealing food and beverages from businesses across Tel Aviv.

Tel Aviv-Yafo municipal inspectors confiscated a record 642 electric bicycles and scooters in August while issuing 7,667 fines, marking a sharp summer surge in traffic enforcement across the city.

British pop icon Boy George will perform in Tel Aviv on November 4, marking Israel's first major international concert in three years amid his vocal support.

Electra and the Kozhinoff family filed mutual arbitration claims ranging from 270 million to 1 billion shekels over delays and disputes at the luxury Beresheet Tower in Tel Aviv.

Fortissimo Capital has filed a lawsuit in the Tel Aviv District Court to cancel a 10.5 million shekel stock deal with businessman Ronen Elad, citing fundamental contract breaches.