
Israeli Man's Questioning for Not Wearing Mask Leads to Indictment in Ex-partner's Murder
28-year-old told police he clothes were bloody because he worked in a slaughterhouse
28-year-old told police he clothes were bloody because he worked in a slaughterhouse
A dearth of rules and regulations made it all possible. Meanwhile, a black market for mooring spots has developed amid soaring demand
The intoxicated assailant, who has a history of psychiatric problems, hurled stones at protesters before assaulting and threatening police officers, but denies any ideological motivation
Survivors recall when the war reached the shores of Mandatory Palestine
Using breaches in the West Bank separation barrier, Palestinians soak up the sun on Israel's shores as Israel's military looks on
The collapse at an oil refinery in a city that produces almost 40 percent of the country's industrial pollutants comes amid talks of plan to move petrochemical industries to southern Israel
'The fall of symbols is very meaningful': Tower collapses days after environmental activists and local mayors protested pollution from local industry
Protesters in Jerusalem, Haifa, Tel Aviv and Bethlehem call for justice for Eyad Hallaq and George Floyd ■ Four activists detained in Jerusalem
Nawal Arafat’s reworked rugs, now on show in Haifa, explore the complex interplay between Hebrew and Arabic
Mediterranean ports, including Haifa, can expect to profit from the cruise industry’s distress in the coming tourist season
The quake occurred 15 kilometers offshore in Haifa and 10 kilometers deep in the Mediterranean
Director of Hecht Museum at Haifa U says Hecht Foundation, associated with museum, ‘would not permit a gallery talk to be held at the museum for a Palestinian artist’; university slams decision
Labor rights activists call on minister to ensure stricter safety regulations after 74-year-old dies in northern city
Haifa had everything needed to become a success story: A beautiful scenery, a major university, flourishing high-tech industries and cheaper housing than Tel Aviv
Survey shows emission of hazardous gasses is much greater than previously thought
The explosion occurred during the course of Prof. Emeritus Elazar Gutmanas’ research with hydrogen at his lab in the Department for Materials Science
According to early reports, around 20 gravestones were defaced. Police are investigating the incident and gathering forensic evidence
Responding to a complaint by women’s rights group, Haifa says issue is moral, not legal
Environmental group files petition against Dead Sea Works requesting the company obtain licences to promote more efficient and economical pumping technologies
In response to Pride flags being brought into meeting, religious party representative returns with large Israeli flag and shirt reading 'honor thy father and mother'
Funds for the Al-Midan Theater were first suspended in 2015, the same year it put on a production of a play inspired by a convicted Palestinian terrorist
State comptroller claims ministry ordered numerous surprise inspections, didn’t carry all of them out and issued misleading reports; ministry denies charges
This is not the first time the suspect, who set fire to a cargo ship off the Haifa port after being discovered on board, is being returned to Turkey after attempting to enter Israel
Forces storm cargo ship off northern coast, after clandestine passenger discovered
Dozens of meters wide, at least two stories high, 2,200 years after it was built, the Kingdom of Tryphon's first line of defense has been found underwater
The 18-year-old patient was admitted against his will after entering a psychotic state due to drug use. His two week hospitalization was extended to three months
12 others suffer burns and smoke inhalation from Haifa fire apparently caused by electric short circuit
The military will be permitted to install security and computer systems that will be accessible solely to it, in any building it so chooses, and screen employees - meaning it could distance Arab lecturers, cleaners or or maintenance workers