Petah Tikva
Embrace the wins: When life turns upside down, focus on what you can control
'I am grateful, as always, to all of my readers and ask everyone to include my three-year-old grandson Yishai ben Shayna Miriam in your prayers. Together we all can and will make a difference.'
Petah Tikva declared 'red city' for measles outbreak, six-month-old children to be vaccinated
Shua hits 'hat-trick' in Beitar’s 5-0 rout as Israeli league delivers drama across the board
Packed stations, mass delays: Trains across Israel delayed for hours after fatal rail accident
Israeli chef new Japanese restaurant is impressive in food and presentation
Moshe Segev, renowned Israeli chef, has opened his eleventh restaurant: a Japanese establishment where the presentation is almost as important as the food - Nihon Nu Ba
Light at the end of the tunnel: TLV light rail completes first full test-run
The light rail completed its first test-run between Petah Tikva and Bat Yam on Wednesday.
Fires break out in Petah Tikva and east Jerusalem overnight
Nine people were injured to various degrees a fire that broke out in an east Jerusalem apartment.
Chinese university to open campus in Petah Tikva
A new Chinese campus will be an independent Israeli campus of the University of International Business and Economics, a prestigious school whose base is in Beijing.
Israel Police search for crude street artist after his prank went wrong
Israel Police have said that they view the incident as "serious," and that it is a deliberate statement against the police, leading to "contempt" for them and their work.
'Most damaging termites in the world' emerge from nests in Petah Tikva
The public was reminded that the termites are not dangerous to humans but that they can do substantive damage to property, and harm the environment, making it important to locate the nests.
Israeli startup brings hi-tech to reading glasses
32°N sunglasses use a proprietary pixelated liquid crystals technology which enables the swift transition, developed over the course of ten years by DeepOptics.
Innovative Israeli surgery saves a cancer patient's ability to give birth
A rare robot-assisted procedure was carried out for the first time in Israel, with the potential to save women's reproductive organs from the dangers of radiation.
Maccabi Haifa retains grip on pole position
Comeback draw at Maccabi Tel Aviv keeps Greens on pace for title • Petah Tikva grabs the crucial win.
Convicted sexual offender slapped with full one-year prison sentence
Shne'or Landau was convicted of indecent acts towards 17 minors, and was originally sentenced to seven months of community service.
