Haifa
Haifa Airport proves reliable while Ben-Gurion navigates chaos, but growth limits remain
"Haifa Airport is experiencing significant momentum, with an impressive increase in the number of passengers and flights and the expansion of flight options for residents of the north," said the IAA.
Police raid two underground gambling establishments in Haifa, arrest 100 - report
Why Israel's right-wing voters feel the system is stacked against them – opinion
Worker exposed to hazardous substance in Shlomi factory, Fire and Rescue units dispatched
900 new parking spots: Haifa Airport prepares for surge in passenger numbers
Airports Authority builds 20-dunam parking lot at Haifa Airport to handle growing demand. A direct city shuttle is also being explored for passengers.
Health Ministry director-general denounces 'racist discourse' around Rambam Medical Center
In response to complaints from the family of a wounded soldier about staff conduct, Bar Siman Tov said the complaints were reviewed "professionally and objectively" by the hospital director.
Israel's one-center economy is a national security risk – opinion
Israel should build Haifa and Beersheba into additional centers of economic power before overconcentration in Greater Tel Aviv becomes a national failure.
IDF identifies remains of soldier killed in Cyprus, buried as unknown in Haifa since 1948
Shlomo Haimson was killed by guards at the detention camp in Cyprus during an escape attempt in September 1948.
Palestine Solidarity Campaign income surges fivefold since Oct. 7 amid growing UK influence
Before October 7, 2023, PSC registered yearly incomes of around £600,000 to £700,000.
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Maccabi Haifa F.C. begins rebuilding effort after disappointing season
Barak Bachar and Lior Refaelov say Maccabi Haifa has learned from last season and rebuilt its squad, staff and training structure for the new campaign.
UK local council votes to end decades-old twin city agreement with Haifa
Hackney's twinning agreement with Haifa was established in 1968 in a spirit of working-class solidarity, bringing multi-faith and multi-ethnic cooperation centered around medical links.
The new Great Game of corridors will be decided in Haifa - opinion
In the world now coming, nations will not merely choose routes: they will choose sides.
Latest victim of Iranian missile attack dies after three months in hospital in Haifa
Michael Katz, 82, was in an apartment building directly hit by a missile and later spent over three months in the hospital before succumbing to his wounds.
