'The hips have a great future': In 1962, a Haaretz reporter went hunting for the dance craze gripping Hebrew youth. It led him to a Tel Aviv ballroom school whose family story now stretches from Thessaloniki to Elvis's Graceland
The Supreme Court ruled that, given the high concentration of foreign children in just two schools in south Tel Aviv, the municipality and the Education Ministry had to formulate a plan to integrate the students into other schools as well
The protesters arrested were the left-wing activists who took part in a rally against the surge in settler violence in the West Bank. Some 3,000 rallied in the Democrats' inaugural election campaign demonstration in Tel Aviv, and thousands more across Israel
The provocative social media influencer who popularized 'bonesmashing' – hammering his face to sharpen his jaw line to 'maximize his looks' met with a top adviser for Netanyahu, Topaz Luk, and was accused of 'stirring up a provocation' at a Tel Aviv club
With tourism gone, staff scarce and diners cutting back, Qasim Amireh, head chef of Tel Aviv's Café 65, has built a life between Rothschild Boulevard brunches and a new wine bar in Ramallah
The incident comes as the Democrats Party continues efforts to establish campaign activity in working-class neighborhoods in Tel Aviv. The city's deputy mayor said the activists and her were attacked 'immediately upon arrival,' adding, 'We couldn't even set up the stand … they started kicking us'
The fate of Yaacov Agam's iconic 'fountain of fire' in Tel Aviv's Dizengoff Square remains uncertain amid a protracted dispute between Agam's estate and the municipality over missing colorful triangles essential to the artwork
Tel Aviv's first Arab Israeli deputy-mayor was appointed in 2003, with Amir Badran, chair of the Arab-Jewish party Hadash's local branch, now becoming the second. Hadash celebrated the appointment, writing that it hopes the trend 'will expand to the rest of the country'
According to a report by the international rating firm Start-up Genome, startup activity is concentrated in the fields of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and life sciences.
According to a report by the international rating firm Start-up Genome, startup activity is concentrated in the fields of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and life sciences.
The renovation of Tel Aviv's Great Synagogue is exposing the building's many architectural layers, and reopening the question of what a religious structure means in a secular city
The graffiti was sprayed on buildings near Channel 12 News' Tel Aviv offices and near a Channel 13 journalist's home. The incident 'cannot be seen in isolation from ongoing attempts to delegitimize the free Israeli press,' public broadcaster Kan said
Since the musical's debut in 1966, countless productions have been staged around the world. What does it mean to watch 'Cabaret' at Tel Aviv's Cameri Theater right now?
A protest in Carmiel was interrupted by a siren, while other protests in the north were canceled due to fire from Lebanon. Reut Recht-Edri, who lost her son Ido, spoke in Tel Aviv: 'Our pain no longer stems only from what Hamas did to us, but also from what has been happening here since then'
German Youtuber, model and comedian Mario Adrion is back with his stand-up routine in Tel Aviv. 'I'm not positioning myself as pro-Israel – which I'm not,' he tells Haaretz
Artport's latest exhibition 'Fragments of a Portrait,' examines surveillance policies, while Israeli movie 'Tel Aviv/Beirut' about Lebanese and Israeli women caught up in the violence of war finally gets its Israeli premiere and the Jerusalem's International Writers Festival begins
As Hezbollah's drone attacks intensify and the Defense Ministry struggles to respond, Israeli startups are gathering at a Tel Aviv event in an attempt to fast-track solutions for soldiers on the ground
The billboard, installed on the Abraham Hostel in Tel Aviv, was shared by Israel's official social media accounts and embassies as 'a message of peace'; artists Mira Awad and Ben Sapirstein said the government had co-opted work created in spite of its policies, not with its support