Tag: Ramat Gan
Ramat Gan Wine Shop Owner Battles City Over Pride Flags
"There’s an aggressive silencing of the Jewish voice in the public sphere,” the merchant's attorney said.
Israel’s Schools Start Reopening Thursday, Pediatricians Warn Lockdown Severely Impacted Children’s Mental Health
The pediatricians point to a large increase in the incidence of tantrums, anxiety, depression, alcohol and drug abuse, anorexia in girls and boys, and obesity.
One of World’s Oldest Giraffes Dies in Ramat Gan at 31, Survived by 11
Did you know giraffes are kosher?
Protesters Whitewash Police Victim Ahuvia Sandak’s Image Demanding External Investigation
"A boy is killed by police and the police are just busy whitewashing and hiding this."
United Hatzalah Launching Faster Emergency Medical Response on Electric Scooter
In cities with a high volume of traffic congestion, such as Tel Aviv, traveling to a medical emergency by car can take a long time.
Israeli Cops Rescue Large Bird Taking a Walk on the Wild Side
An avian on the lam from Safari in Ramat Gan ended up a jailbird after a walk on the wild side along Route 4. Israeli police were called to stop traffic.
Former Israeli Athletics Champion Suspected of Human Trafficking
In addition to the Israel Police, the investigation was also conducted by the Tax Authority and the National Insurance Institute, since the network is believed to be used to launder millions in illegal funds.
Coronavirus: 191 Dead in Israel, 46,784 in the US, 15,074 in NYC, Waiting for...
"Chances are that there will be a second wave, which will be bigger than the first wave."
Bnei Brak Under Siege, 4 Died in Israel on Shabbat; 2,624 Dead in NYC
4 Israelis died over Shabbat, bringing Israel's number of dead to 44. 166 patients are in moderate condition, 115 critical, out of whom 98 are on respirators.
Gov. Huckabee Joins Netanyahu Rally for Anglos Sunday
"If the 250,000 olim from English-speaking countries vote with their feet, they could tip the balance in this election."
Haredi Council Member Denies Voting ‘Yea Twice’ for Ramat Gan Shabbat Transport Service
His partner on the council, attorney Zohar Yasharim (Shas), voted against the Sababus budget – for the obvious reason of the desecration of Shabbat.
Works Everywhere Except Jerusalem: Holy City Shabbat Bus Service Goes Out of Business
The service has known better days, when other Israeli cities copied their initiative.
Suspect Questioned over Anti-EU Graffiti at EU’s Ramat Gan Office
Paz was subsequently questioned by police at the precinct in Ramat Gan in connection with the incident.
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).
Amazon Acquires Ramat Gan-based E8 Storage
The E8 team and technology will move in to the existing Amazon Web Services development center in Tel Aviv.
8 Golan Heights Eagles Die from Poisoning
The inspectors of the Nature and Parks Authority also discovered a dead fox and two dead jackals in the same area.
Ramat Gan, Bat Yam Join Others in Opening Public Bomb Shelters
Earlier in the day, the cities of Rishon Lezion, Givatayim and Netanya opened their public bomb shelters as well.
You Thought Tel Aviv Was Israel’s Most Non-Religious City? Nope. It’s Modi’in
If you view freedom as driving on Shabbat while devouring a ham sandwich on a date with a gentile to purchase a Christmas tree – this is the index for you.
Imprisoned Arab Terrorists Waste Millions Pouring Water Down the Drain
According to the Central Bureau of Statistics, an ordinary citizen's water consumption is about 70 cubic meters per year, while the average water consumption of a terrorist is not less than 248.4 cubic meters per year.
PM Netanyahu, Prince William Talk ‘Military Service, Helicopters, Soccer, World Cup’
"I told him that he must be very proud of his great-grandmother for saving defenseless Jews; as Prime Minister of Israel I am very proud that Jews are no longer defenseless."
The Best Ingredients for a Successful Career in Today’s Global Economy
Don’t just get the career, get the career that’s in demand! Here’s why you should apply for a combined business and law degree.
Arab Students Remained Seated at Education Ministry Event while Everyone Stood for Hatikva
They did not expect the Arab school staff and students to sing the Hatikva, but they could at least respect the national anthem by standing up and not remain seated while the anthem was playing.
Wild Animals Entering Israeli Cities, North and South
Gardeners and tour guides are taking care to notice whether there are wild animals around their area.
Bank Mizrahi-Tefahot Partially Opens Despite Continued Workers’ Strike
Labor negotiations broke down after it was learned a merger is being discussed with Union Bank of Israel.
Israel’s 2 Busiest Train Stations to be Expanded
Israel Railways is investing approximately NIS 70 million in the project. The new stations open in October and November 2017.
High Iodine Deficiency Found in Israel’s First National Survey
High risk of impaired neurological development of fetuses; 62% of school-age children and 85% of pregnant women have low iodine intakes.
Ramat Gan Prepares to Sparkle in Sixth International Diamond Week in Israel
Special guests include diamond experts, retailers and jewelry manufacturers from Russia, China, Hong Kong and Armenia, among others.
Monkey See, Monkey Flees Ramat Gan Safari
The public is being asked to call authorities if anyone spots Conner, a capuchin monkey who escaped from the Ramat Gan Safari.
Slow Improvement in Medical Condition of Former President Shimon Peres
Former President Shimon Peres remains sedated and on a respirator but slowly improving, albeit still in critical condition in the ICU at Sheba Hospital.