Tag: construction

At issue is the agreement with the city of Bnei Brak that prohibits digging and other work on the Light Rail tracks during the Sabbath and on Yom Kippur.

Renault-Nissan Alliance, Merck-Flex, Enel-Shikun & Binui, Ham-Let and Frutarom will operate the Israel Innovation Authority Labs.

The huge bomb was left in place quietly until explosives experts could attend to it safely.

Peace Now reports remind us of the joke about the Jewish guy reading Der Stürmer in 1936 Berlin.

The daily commute in Tel Aviv has been a complex affair due to construction for the city's new Light Rail.

A man does construction work in a tunnel underneath buildings in the Old City of Jerusalem.

On Sunday, the government is set to discuss the re-establishment of the town of Amona on the site of Geulat Zion in Binyamin.

The tunnel-digger work on the new Light Rail in Tel Aviv is to begin after Purim.

Shaked says it's time to build a new town.

"Life in Judea and Samaria is returning to a normal and healthy standard, one that's appropriate to the needs of those living in the area."

Will the Israeli Supreme Court grant the residents the three months needed to prepare their new homes?

Construction in Ariel.

Some hareidi residents of Judea and Samaria say they feel the government is discriminating against them in housing allocations.

Israel is slowly thawing out the frozen, locked up building plans that were put away due to pressure from the Obama administration.

'Instead of police writing them tickets and removing those flags from the vehicles, they are providing them with an entourage.'

Two years after the start of a housing project in Ramat Shlomo, Jerusalem's local planning board granted approval for the units.

Internal Security Minister Gilad Erdan (Likud): 'A terrorist belonging to the Islamic movement sped at our forces aiming to kill as many police as he could even before the eviction had begun.'

Workers are currently destroying Dizengoff Square in Tel Aviv.

NGO Regavim estimates the annual illegal construction in the Arab sector at 3,000.

The cargo was designated as dual-purpose merchandise, which is prohibited, and was confiscated.

"Sometimes truth is also an option, even when it's very bitter," Liberman said, stating that "anyone who says Amona can be preserved in its current location is just spreading delusions and fantasies."

The Netanyahu cabinet has been extra careful not to provoke the ire of the retiring emperor on the eve of that portion of his term when he no longer needs to worry about the Jewish vote.

Search and rescue crews pulled the last three bodies from the wreckage of a collapsed underground parking lot being built in Tel Aviv.

How could it have happened? Apparently, the owner decided to add a garden on top and like many of us, figured that "a garden doesn't weigh much" without properly checking engineering ramifications.

Regavim said in a statement that the action sent "a clear message that if you are about to break the law, you will be stopped."

Readers who worry about Gaza residents can be reassured knowing Hamas is promoting tourism now.

The State Dept. announcement completely ignores the Israeli government's effort on behalf of Israeli Arabs in Jerusalem

The European Union is again castigating Israel over a simple city housing project.

"At the Israel Postal Company, for instance, some 69 percent of the complaints were found to be justified."

Pres. Erdogan says Turkey will mend ties with Israel if Jerusalem agrees to allow Ankara to repair water, energy and infrastructure in Gaza.