Mount Meron
Police disperse hundreds of civilians from Mount Meron attempting to light fires for Lag Ba'omer
"We clarify that, given the security situation and the Home Front Command's instructions, staying in the mountain area without a permit constitutes a danger to the public," said the police.
A responsible choice: Why canceling Lag Ba’omer at Mount Meron was the right call - editorial
Religious protesters plan to storm Mount Meron in defiance of police orders ahead of Lag Ba'omer
Five years after disaster, Israel limits Lag Ba'omer celebrations on Meron amid security fears
Fmr. interior minister was unaware of unsafe structures on Mount Meron
Although Yishai said that he had tried to make changes and reforms to the situation, the factual record shows that he did not approve any new plan.
Police on high alert ahead of Meron Lag Ba’omer celebration
16,000 will be allowed on mountain at a time, only people with tickets to be let in.
Mount Meron, Lag Ba'omer: How to celebrate even after tragedy - opinion
I would humbly suggest that the answer lies deep in how we generally are to approach tragedy and challenge in life.
Lag Ba'omer: How will Israel prevent the next Mount Meron tragedy?
It has been one year since the tragic events on Mount Meron. How have we been dealing with the fallout, and what meaningful changes have been made to prevent a future catastrophe?
Israeli officials want to take responsibility for Meron, but not blame - analysis
All the officials involved in the Meron investigation agree that they are responsible for what happened but denied that they were to blame.
Police chief shifts blame for Meron disaster to Northern District chief
Police chief Kobi Shabtai blamed politicians and engineers for the disaster in which 45 people died.
Supreme Court green lights demolishing illegal residences at Mount Meron
The residences were built illegally, without an engineer reviewing their safety and often with materials that are known to be less stable.
Why have state probes become so popular in Bennett's government? - analysis
In a government that has a consensus about seeking punishments for its predecessors and not about what should be accomplished now, state commissions are a useful tool.
Devorah Berliner replaces Miriam Naor heading Meron inquiry
During Lag Ba'Omer last May, 45 people were killed on Mount Meron due to a variety of safety deficiencies.
Letters to the editor January 12, 2022: Hell-ben on our destruction
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
