19-year-old suspected of raping and robbing woman in bus station bathroom
Suspect apprehended after a separate victim files a complaint over an attempted rape; suspect confesses to both.
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Man reportedly shot by police during chase in Petah Tikvah in critical condition (Army Radio)
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Woman suspected of beating, abandoning 8-month-old 'to get back at her partner'
Police that were called to the scene of a fight in Petach Tikvah discovered that the suspect decided to leave her baby in a grove of trees in order to "get her husband's attention."
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Police back out of delegation to study Berlin model of tolerance
Delegation of Israeli gay youth and Tel Aviv municipal officials to meet with German group to study Berlin model against homophobic crimes.
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A battle to save some of Tel Aviv's oldest residents
Lawyer and photographer Dani Nissim is fighting to preserve trees he believes are vital to the Tel Aviv cityscape.
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South Tel Avivians: Illegal immigrants cause 'anarchy and violence' in our city
Plea to Sara Netanyahu comes day before prime minister's wife to meet with interior minister to discuss deportation of 400 children of migrant workers
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Thousands march in Tel Aviv against deportation of migrant children
Government plans to expel 400 children of foreign workers; Meretz MK Ilan Ghilon says 'I will provide refuge to any persecuted child.'
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Orangutan born in Ramat Gan after decade-long baby drought
Baby ape born to a relatively old mother, Rochale, at 41, for the first such birth since 2000.
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TA lifeguards play hooky as bathers swelter on land; heat to peak tomorrow
Incidents of severe dehydration nearly doubled in past decade. 'Drinking water and wearing sunscreen save lives'
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14 beaches shut down this year due to sewage leaks into sea
Fourteen beaches have been closed to the public since January due to sewage leaks into the sea, two more than last year, according to data released by the health and environmental protection ministries.
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Two beaches close due to lack of lifeguards
Two Tel Aviv beaches were closed to the public for bathing on Wednesday as there were not enough lifeguards to man them.
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Holon mayor gets sterling grade from U.K. mag
Mayor Motti Sasson shares the spotlight with the municipal leaders of larger cities, such as Stockholm, Houston, Phoenix and Madrid.
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Families of Israeli airmen killed in Romania crash struggle with tragic news
Rescue crews located the bodies of six Israeli airmen and one Romanian officer at the site of Monday's crash of an Israeli military helicopter in central Romania.
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One year after gay center attack, Tel Aviv studies Berlin model of tolerance
A march will be held Saturday night in Tel Aviv to mark the one-year anniversary of a shooting attack in a Tel Aviv gay youth center that left two dead and 13 injured.
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Orthodox MK makes landmark visit to Tel Aviv gay center
Otniel Schneller: I don't think one's sexual orientation is relevant. As a legislator and public figure, I try to address the rights of Israel's citizens whoever they are.
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Surf and turf
The pay may be low and the shifts long, but for Tal Pilater, the head lifeguard at Tel Aviv's Bograshov Beach, there is no greater satisfaction than saving a life.
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Tens of thousands expected as march for Gilad Shalit approaches Jerusalem
Organizers estimate more than 120,000 people have participated thus far in the march, which set out last weekend from the abducted soldier's home in the north.
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Israel Philharmonic Orchestra plays in Shalit's honor at Gaza border
Thousands joined the family as they reached Tel Aviv, calling for Gilad Shalit's release and urging Barak to push forward a prisoner swap deal.
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White swans imposing naval blockade on black-feathered cousins in Ramat Gan
Safari workers note that the move began a few weeks ago when the swans' caretakers noticed that a pair of white swans was not allowing a pair of black swans to take a dip in the pond.
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