Tag: Kfar Saba
United Hatzalah Launches First Aid Training Center in Arab Town
The new volunteer house in Kfar Qassem will serve as the first installment of support by Zim Urban Life.
Report: Jews Who Beat Up Hebron Arab, Golani Soldier, Were ‘Youth at Risk’ from...
The youths were released by police on Saturday morning, on condition that they stay outside Hebron for five days.
Tel Aviv Family, Rehovot Teachers Infected with Coronavirus
Residents of the neighborhood have been asked to stay home, while people in direct contact with the family have to go into isolation.
Despite Yamina’s Absence, 7, Possibly 8 Knitted Yarmulkes in Bibi’s New Government
And, on behalf of Blue&White, Omer Yankelevich, a Haredi woman, will be the next Diaspora Minister.
Woman, 62, Stabbed by Terrorist in Kfar Saba on Memorial Day, Suspect Neutralized
The hospital said the injured woman had been admitted to the trauma room and an initial examination was made by the medical staff.
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).
Yamina’s Ultimate Solution for High Cost of Housing: Move Half a Million Israelis to...
The plan was conceived based on forecasts that in the coming decades the population of the State of Israel would double, from about 8 million to 16 million, alongside growth in the per capita density index.
El Al Flight Attendant Dies 5 Months After Contracting Measles
So far in 2019, a total of 1,165 Israelis have contracted measles.
Family of 7 Injured, Pets Perished in Gaza Rocket Attack on Central Israel
Firefighters transferred four pet dogs found inside the homes to MDA teams in an attempt to save them, but all four dogs died of their wounds.
New Report Shows Meretz, Foreign Funds, Behind ‘Religious Conspiracy’ Campaign
An in-depth, 50-page research report issued by the Hotam organization examines the connections, activities and sources of funding of the Free Israel movement, founded...
Former Samaria Council Head: Henkin Couple’s Blood on Ya’alon’s Hands
"If Bogey is feeling guilty, it should be for the fact that he was guided by his preference of maintaining the fabric of life of Arabs over the actual lives of Jews," Mesika wrote angrily.
Ministers Reopen Discussion on Qalkilya Expansion
“We must remain attuned to the concerns of the adjacent [Israeli] communities.”
Israeli Arabs Indicted for Collaboration with Hamas, Trafficking Illegal Weapons
The episode underscores the growing links between the criminal and terrorist worlds in the Israeli Arab community.
Arab Seeking Jewish Conversion Imprisoned by Siblings
Policemen who arrived at the house rescued the young man.
Leket Israel Launches Tu B’Shevat Project, Sayeret Tapuz
Many of the project's volunteers this year are Israeli special needs teenagers from Gan Yavne.
Magistrate Court Refusing to Rule on IDF General’s Jurisdiction Inside the ‘Green Line’
Attorney Hajbi questioned just how dangerous police really considered his client to be if they had let three weeks lapse between the day they discovered his absence and the day they picked him up.
SanDisk to Open R & D Center in Israeli Arab City
The flash-storage company's Israeli division will hire dozens of workers, most of them Arabs.
Cabinet to Talk on Dealing with Radical Muslim Groups
The Prime Minister will meet with radical Islamic leaders Sunday simultaneous with a clampdown on incitement.
IDF Catches Rifle-Armed Hamas Woman on Her Way to Shoot Jews
Hamas proves once again it is liberal when it comes to promoting "equal opportunity martyrs."
In Israel, Leadership No Guarantee Against Loss in Wartime
In Israel, leadership is no protection against grief in wartime; Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon is related to fallen Givati officer 2nd Lt. Hadar Goldin.
IDF Declares Death of 2nd Lt. Hadar Goldin, [hy’d]
Kidnapped Israeli soldier 2nd Lt. Hadar Goldin has been declared dead by a special IDF committee.
First-Ever Solar Sukkah in Kfar Saba
This Sukkot, the residents of the city of Kfar Saba are not only communing with nature by sitting in the biblically-assigned booths present throughout the rest of Israel, but by doing so in a green-friendly way.
Israeli, Palestinian Stopped in Self-Immolation Attempts
Police prevented an Israeli man and a Palestinian man from setting themselves on fire.
Breaking News: Violent Carjacking Near Karnei Shomron
A Jewish woman was violently carjacked by three Arab men, while driving on Road 55 from Karnei Shomron to Kfar Saba.
Probation to Policeman who Stole from Tzadakah Boxes
Border Policeman was caught on camera stealing from a shul pushkah.