Tag: Ron Huldai
Left and Right Criticize Tel Aviv Mayor’s Call for Bloodshed
Ron Huldai spoke at a demonstration against the judicial reform plan.
Israeli Art Exhibit in New York City Raises Awareness of PTSD
"No bureaucracy should come between these combat veterans and the treatment they deserve, and we are doing our best to fix that."
Mayor Huldai Promises Curbs on Police as Jaffa Jews Suffer Hundreds of Anti-Semitic Attacks
"Without a change in the police rules of engagement, nothing will change," Rabbi Ezra Heiman told the Knesset emergency hearing.
All Running Together Separately: Week-Long Tel Aviv Marathon 2021 to Be Coordinated Around the...
" Even during this incredibly challenging year, when the reality of our lives changed entirely, we are not giving up on this much-loved event."
Yaalon Quits the Race Calling for ‘Clean Politics’ But Refusing to Endorse Anyone
Yaalon did not endorse anyone, despite the fact that an endorsement from him could boost any of the group of politicians united under the banner of “anyone but Bibi.”
Israel’s Supreme Court Slams Tel Aviv Mayor for Suppressing Middle East Forum Billboard Campaign
Mayor Ron Huldai “must refrain from exercising executive power in a manner that purports to dictate values and instill in citizens his personal ideology,” says Justice Alex Stein.
Polls Show Likud Still in the Lead as Newly Minted Parties Rearrange the Map
In the end, Israel's parties may have new names, but the problem remains: a split down the middle between Netanyahu and those who want to see him gone.
Someone Tell Gantz: Justice Minister Nissenkorn Jumps Ship to TA Mayor Huldai’s New Leftwing...
Meanwhile, it's expected that if Nissenkorn does not hurry up and announce his resignation from the post of Justice Minister, Gantz will do it for him today.
2 Polls Show Gideon Sa’ar Is Netanyahu’s Most Formidable Opponent in March Election
Netanyahu has no path to 61 mandates and a majority recommendation to the president.
Survey: 56% of Israelis Doubt They Would Accept Covid-19 Vaccines
Among Christian and Muslim Arabs only 35% said they would be vaccinated; and among Haredim and former Haredim, the number was even lower – 26%.
Covid, Shmovid, Tel Aviv Marathon Will Be Held Feb. 19, 2021, All Running Together...
Running routes may commence and finish next to participants' home, place of work or any favored location.
Project Marking 25th Anniversary of Rabin’s Murder Paints Over Ancient Political Turbulence
As the Oslo process progressed and another interim agreement was signed the country was torn up by strife and rage.
Never Alone: Tel Aviv Municipal Employees Call Thousands of Seniors during Lockdown
Workers from all municipal departments are participating in the effort and conducted more than 37,000 phone calls to date.
With Her Party Reaping Extraordinary Poll Numbers, Ayelet Shaked Urges New Elections
"I think Bennett can lead the country and be an excellent prime minister, but we are not forming coalitions yet."
Tel Aviv Launches COVID-19 Epidemiological Center with 100 Investigators
With 2,108 active Corona patients, Tel Aviv-Yafo's rate of infection is 3.8 per 1,000 residents (compared with its neighbor to the east, Bnei Brak, where the rate is 26.58 per 1,000).
Government Ban on Demonstrations Fails, Thousands of Israelis fill the Streets, 38 Arrested in...
Police said that "the protesters did not comply with the emergency regulations and endangered public health."
Tel Aviv Launches Electric Road Pilot
The construction of an electric road to charge public transportation vehicles will make Tel Aviv-Yafo the first city worldwide to roll out the technology for charging buses on a wide scale.
Survey: Bennett’s Yamina Remains 2nd Largest Party as Arabs Rise to 17 Seats
Netanyahu and Bennett can form a 51-seat coalition bloc, to which they can add whomever they desire, at a bargain basement price.
Tel Aviv Mayor Inaugurated the New School Year
The students who arrived in more than 70 elementary and middle schools were greeted by some 200 street performers at the school gates.
Tel Aviv Municipality Presents: Israel’s First Floating Cinema
The launch of the "sail-in" floating cinema joins a long list of municipal initiatives launched in recent months to support cultural activity in the city.
In Tel Aviv, the Coronavirus Brings Back Legendary Drive-In Theater
Each screening will welcome a total of 200 vehicles, movie audio will be transmitted in high quality via an FM radio frequency.
Tel Aviv to Double Bike Paths to 200 Miles by 2025
The plan also aims to increase the amount of personal vehicle journeys in the city in the next five years.
Most Successful at Blocking COVID-19, Tel Aviv Releases Report to Help Other Cities
Tel Aviv, with close to half a million residents, has limited its coronavirus infection cases to 214, 0.39 out of every 1,000, better than all the rest of Israel's cities.
Tel Aviv Culture War: No Tefillin Stands within 100 Yards of a School
Turns out it's not the religious folks who are suffering from a fear of Isaac…
Record 40,000 Runners Expected in Tel Aviv Marathon 2020
The current record was set in 2015 by William Kiprono Yagon from Kenya at 2:10:30 hours. Every runner who comes in under 2:07:59 will receive $40,000.
Tel Aviv Ready and Eager to Host 2019 Eurovision Song Contest
In one month, Tel Aviv will host the 64th Eurovision Song Contest, the second most watched live TV program in the world and the cultural event with the highest ratings and largest international coverage to ever take place in Israel.
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.
Opposition Up in Arms as Katz Cancels Shabbat Work on Tel Aviv Bridge
Likud Culture Minister Miri Regev said, however, that Katz made the right decision.
Court Sides with Chabad in Rabin Square Event Hearing: No Reason Not to Keep...
Judge Vardi suggested that the Tel Aviv municipality cancel its decision to forbid the separate-sexes event, and interrupted the hearing to allow the municipality to consult on the matter.
Chabad Appeals Tel Aviv Mayor Ban on Rabin Square Meet
Chabad made clear that, despite reports to the contrary, Monday's event was not cancelled.