Tiberias

In the midst of summer vacation, the Emunah branch in Tiberias held a special appreciation evening for dozens of reservist families, offering them a moment of respite and joy during these challenging times.

The conflict surrounding the "Ir Kinneret" mega-project in Tiberias is escalating. Landowners are threatening to sue Av-Gad directors personally, claiming they approved the project without financial backing.

Behind the wave of deal cancellations, the Ministry of Finance has identified a concerning trend: wealthy individuals, including celebrities, are purchasing apartments from contractors and canceling contracts without facing penalties. Experts point to aggressive developer financing campaigns as the primary driver.

Tiberias is already looking towards 2030 and preparing for the possibility of a visit by the Pope and millions of pilgrims, but Mayor Yossi Nabaa knows that before the grand vision, he faces a city that is still struggling to regain its tourist status.

A week and a half have passed since the last contact with Katriel Nachman Keenan from Beit Shemesh, and his family is calling for public help in the search: "He sent Mom a message that he had no battery and not to worry," his brother told Ynet. "We are in the field, every piece of information can advance us. The power of the public is immense."

Tiberias Mayor Yossi Naveh revealed in an interview with "Maariv" that the city has begun preparations for the Pope's visit, expected in 2030, and for the anticipated arrival of hundreds of thousands to millions of pilgrims to the North.

A 16-year-old without a driver's license is suspected of hitting a policewoman while driving two friends. The incident occurred in Tiberias when the suspect panicked at a police checkpoint and attempted to flee. He collided with a parked car and struck the officer, who sustained light injuries: "It is a miracle it did not end in a disaster."

The family fears for the life of the 24-year-old who was last seen in the Guy Beach area. Police and volunteers are conducting searches in an attempt to trace the missing person's route.

A 29-year-old resident of Afula is accused of threatening a 16-year-old during a trip from Haifa to Tiberias. Later, he boarded another bus after him, threw a phone at him, and attacked him. The defendant was arrested, and following the investigation, an indictment and a request for detention until the end of proceedings were filed against him.

The family and friends of 24-year-old Nachman Kinan, a Chabad Hasid from Beit Shemesh missing since last Monday (10.08), are calling on the public to join an extensive search in the Tiberias area tomorrow at 09:00 AM. Concerns for the young man's life are growing as his tracks disappeared near Guy Beach.

Business owners in Tiberias blocked Hagalil Street following payment demands of thousands of shekels for garbage collection. The municipality has frozen enforcement for now, but protesters demand a full cancellation.

Dozens of business owners in Tiberias held protests and blocked the main street to oppose new "excess waste" charges, which they argue are an unfair burden during the current economic crisis. The municipality has announced a temporary freeze on enforcement while individual claims are reviewed.

Katriel Nachman Kinan, 24, was last seen on Monday in the area of Guy Beach on the shores of the Sea of Galilee, on his way to Safed, and his whereabouts have been unknown since.

After 'kosher' roads were paved in the city overlooking the Sea of Galilee to allow the passage of Kohanim, a solution was found for the city's religious community: paving a dedicated path on the side of the road, on the side furthest from the beach strip. This is to allow passage without being exposed to the mixed beach, where men and women spend time together in minimalist clothing.

Merchants and residents warn of theft attempts and a decline in the sense of security in the center of Tiberias. The municipality demands to close the distribution center in the heart of the tourism and business area, and business owners are preparing for a protest: "It cannot continue like this".

Charging stations mounted on trees and cables stretched across sidewalks have prompted a stern warning from the Tiberias Municipality. Officials state that these illegal setups endanger pedestrians and will be subject to daily fines.

An unusual incident occurred in Tiberias: A female soldier was trapped in the luggage compartment of an Egged bus. The door closed on her leg, and the bus continued to drive until passersby alerted the driver.

What began as a routine report to the 100 emergency line regarding a nighttime break-in quickly escalated into a major arson investigation. Following a technological probe by Northern District police, severe charges have been filed against a resident of Lod and two residents of Bat Yam.

A sharp decline in the involvement of investors holding three or more apartments is changing the investment map. Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Beersheba are losing their strength, while Tiberias, Safed, and Jerusalem are becoming the main centers of activity, especially in cities with a prominent Haredi character.

A female soldier entered the luggage compartment of an Egged bus in the heart of Tiberias to retrieve a bag, but the door closed on her leg as the bus began to move. Passersby noticed her and alerted the driver, who stopped and opened the door. The soldier was evacuated to the hospital with injuries to her leg and head. Egged expressed regret over the incident, describing it as unintentional, and...

Ministry of Finance data indicates that multi-property owners are no longer purchasing apartments in high-demand areas, or even in Beersheba. They are moving to cities like Tiberias: "Even an 8% purchase tax does not deter them."

Tiberias is launching an ambitious development plan featuring 7,000 new housing units, eight new hotels, and a promenade renewal. Mayor Yossi Nabaa emphasizes that urban renewal is vital to protect residents from potential earthquakes.

Testimonies received by the police indicate that the man was seen walking on the shore. His mother confirmed he visited her in Katzrin after the search had already begun. However, his current whereabouts remain unknown.

Three individuals were rescued after their rubber boat drifted into the middle of the Sea of Galilee near HaShikmim Beach in Tiberias. A United Hatzalah patrol boat located them suffering from mild dehydration and brought them safely to shore.

An unprecedented phenomenon is troubling bank management following systematic damage to essential devices. The suspected cause of these actions is quite unexpected, and residents are now paying a high price.

Following the opening of the mixed-gender "HaTrapez" beach in Tiberias, rabbis issued an instruction to avoid the nearby route for fear of compromising modesty and to prefer a long alternative route through Poriya.