Tag: Haifa
Florida Policeman Suspended after Wife Called Rashida Tlaib ‘Hamas-Loving Anti-Semite’
Born in Haifa, Anabelle Lima-Taub calls herself the Rogue Commissioner.
Record Heat Wave Warms Israelis in November
The unusually long heat wave that blanketed Israel in November 2010 lasted for nearly three weeks.
Israel ‘Disgusted’ by Vandalism at British War Cemetery in Haifa
Vandals smashed and drew swastikas on gravestones of Commonwealth soldiers killed during the two World Wars.
Passenger Leaves Touching Note to Israeli Who Gave Up His Seat
Last week, as usual, Haifa resident Yaniv Rosen made his way back home from Tel Aviv on the train, and noticed an older woman...
Survey: Kfar Saba (96%), Tel Aviv (91%) Have Happiest Residents
In Jerusalem, only 37% are satisfied with cleanliness (46% of Jews and 21% of Arabs).
Israel Women’s Lobby Aims to Prevent Orthodox Family Event in Haifa After Success in...
The Court ordered the Israel Women's Lobby to respond to the Shas petition by August 18, four days after the date of the concert in which world-renown Hasidic vocalist Motti Steinmetz was scheduled to perform in Afula.
Devastation: Images from this Week’s Raging Fires
The Damage Caused by a Forest Fire in the Arab Town of Arara in northern Israel
Ballistic Report: Cop Fired at the Ground, Shrapnel Killed Ethiopian Man
Despite the ballistic report, which only confirms the way the policeman shot Takka, it is not clear how the incident happened.
3,000-Year-Old Purple Dye Industry Revealed Near Haifa
The most prestigious clothes in this era were dyed with the famous purple (Hebrew: argaman and techelet), produced from the glands of maritime snails of the Murex snail family.
German-Israeli-American Artist Peter Max’s Wife Commits Suicide
Peter Max is the son of German Jews who fled Berlin to Shanghai, China, in 1938. In 1948, the family moved to Haifa, Israel.
What Are They Going to Do, Kill Us All?
"It couldn't possibly happen here" is probably the most notorious comforting line spoken by Jews since the first Pharaonic policeman entered the first Israelite hut demanding to be handed the newborn Jewish male child to be drowned in the Nile.
Rashida Tlaib Pushing Academic Boycott of Israel
The small college's cooperation with the University of Haifa involves only 11 students who have participated since its start in 2007.
Israel Restricts Airport Tender to NATO Members, and in the Process Cuts Out China
The move by Israel comes amid growing international concern over Chinese involvement in construction projects and the fallout from its trade war with the United States.
Meet Vegan, Philosophy Major Aviv Kochavi, New IDF Chief of Staff
Kochavi is credited with the idea of using a 5 kg hammer to break down walls and cross through homes in refugee camps to prevent soldiers from being shot by snipers.
Israel Still Having Lots of Weather
The coming days will see floods in riverbeds and possibly snow in the mountain peaks in different areas.
Claremont, Ca. College Kills Study Abroad Program in Israel
“President Oliver must act immediately to address this egregious faculty behavior that subverts the educational opportunities and violates the academic freedom of his students.”
Children 40% of Jerusalem, Only 21% of Tel Aviv
The city with the highest percentage of children is Modiin Ilit – 64.4%.
Turnover in Haifa, Second Round in Jerusalem, Huldai Retains Tel Aviv, Feirberg Wins in...
The full list of winners and losers for your reading pleasure.
Judgment Day: Israelis Vote in Countrywide Municipal Elections
About 11,000 polling stations have been deployed throughout Israel and more than six million citizens will be able to exercise their right to vote.
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Haifa U to Award Honorary Doctorate to Chancellor Merkel
Throughout her years in office, Merkel strengthened the friendship between Germany and Israel.
North American Students in Israel for Postdoctoral Research via STEM Scholarship Program
The Zuckerman STEM Leadership Program sends 5 postdoctoral students to Haifa U’s Marine Science and Mathematics departments, emblematic of the school’s distinguished record.
Israeli Scientists Explore Whether Pomegranate Juice Can Reduce Risk of Brain Damage in Newborns
Studies have shown that pomegranates are rich in polyphenols, known to have strong antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects.
Cops Who Arrested Conservative Rabbi for Conducting Illegal Wedding – More Power to You!
In our Jewish and Democratic State, we cannot, as a Jewish community, allow ourselves to be exposed to halachically illegal marriages.
Six Goose-Beaked Whales Spotted on Israel’s Northern Shoreline
"We saw a rare thing: the whales were in a restive state and swam in a group of six, when they are usually a reclusive species."
MK Zoabi: Internal Affairs in Police Pocket
On May 28, the police announced that the Officer suspected of beating Jafar after his arrest had taken a compulsory leave of absence. Apparently the same officer has now been reinstated.
Haifa U Unveils Salvaged Artworks from Artists Who Perished in Holocaust
Oscar Ghez Collection’s pieces, produced by 18 persecuted Jewish artists from France and revived by University of Haifa students, are featured in newly launched museum exhibit.
How Did ‘Syria Palaestina’ Come Back to Life 1,800 Years Later?
When JTA repeated the term Syrian Palestinian, it gave its approval to a regime of repression against an entire underclass of Syrian residents forever prevented by government fiat from attaining normalcy.
Large-Scale War Drill Set for Haifa’s Rambam Hospital
One of the main components of the exercise will be the transfer of the hospital to Rambam’s underground facility.
Haifa U. Gets $10 Million from Jewish-American Philanthropist to Build Downtown Campus
The new campus will amplify University of Haifa’s work to rejuvenate its city and region through establishing new infrastructure.