Hadera
Four arrested after police receive warning of suspected terror plot near Hadera
All four suspects were arrested at the scene and were being transferred for questioning at the Hadera police station.
Rabbi Shmuel Yerish: From teaching in Ukraine to creating Jewish kids' toys in Hadera
Kfar Saba dominates among Israeli cities in quality of life rankings - study
Hadera woman fires handgun at husband after catching him mid-sex act with coworker
Israeli court orders parents to vaccinate son against tetanus
The boy, a year-and-a-half old, was taken to a local clinic by his parents late last month after suffering a bad burn on his leg.
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Zionist Union kick off week-long protest of living costs
"The government failed to deal with the living costs."
Shaking it up: Israel's Salt and pepper shakers museum
Bar-on's exhibit includes shaker Santas, Christmas trees, toilet seats, animals, figures in traditional dress and even a ceramic Queen Elizabeth and her dog.
Watch: Sharks sighted near Hadera
A number of the sharks were sighted swimming by a drone operated by researchers out of Haifa University.
Jewelry - Building a Bridge between Israel and Africa
An encounter with Edith Lieberman
“My [Edith Lieberman] father was a member of the Revisionist Party under Jabotinsky."
Watch: Hundreds of jellyfish threaten to clog up Israeli power plant
Are jellyfish a threat to Israeli power stations?
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Environment Ministry instructs IEC to reduce coal use at Hadera power plant
As a result of the ministry's order, about 1.4 terawatts will be diverted from coal to natural gas in 2016.
David Landau former managing editor of The Jerusalem Post, dies at 67
English born Landau was a diplomatic correspondent for the 'Post' and also founded the English version of Haaretz.
Activists from anti-assimilation group suspected in Jerusalem bilingual school arson
Shin Bet says that the suspects from the Lehava group, who range in age from 18-22, confessed to the attack against the Hebrew-Arabic school, but attorneys say confession coerced.
