Rehovot
Meuhedet inaugurated the Re'em Medical Center in Rehovot in the presence of the President
The medical center includes 25 institutes, the first MRI in a health fund, and an urgent care center. This move will reduce gaps between the center and the periphery in Israel.
Kfar Saba dominates among Israeli cities in quality of life rankings - study
Chatam: The Anglo community in Rehovot you’ve probably never heard of
An Asian experience in the center of the country: OTOTO SUSHI recreates night markets
Four minors accused of raping the same 14-year-old girl independently
Such cases of statutory rape, sexual assault, and gang rape among minors have become more common in recent years.
Coronavirus in Israel: 16-year-old in ICU from COVID-19 complications
"It is important to understand that the pandemic is not over, and it might even be harsher among young adults."
Israel's cultural institutions light up in red for 'Red Alert' protest
The Red Alert Campaign evolved from the British #WeMakeEvents campaign, which began in April to highlight the plight of everyone involved in the supply chain of the live entertainment industry.
Clalit's 100,000th COVID vaccination: Great-grandmother from Rehovot
Adina Yaakobi, 84, cannot wait to see her great-grandson.
50-year-old woman murdered in Rehovot, 21-year-old son arrested
Police arrested the woman's son, who was found at the scene.
Kindergarten principal indicted for leaving baby in hot car, cover-up
After realizing the baby was in the car, the two prevented him from receiving medical care for over 2 hours.
Rehovot council member arrested, allegedly involved in violent robbery
Police are looking into the possibility that the city council member, who owns a rival business in the city, sent the thugs to rob the business.
Fire in Rehovot hostel for the mentally ill claims life of 45-year-old man
"While searching the building, we found a man with burns, breathless and without a pulse."
Students, faculty in isolation after educators diagnosed with coronavirus
School buses will begin operating in a limited capacity on Sunday and will gradually increase activity as local authorities are ready.
Deputy mayors visiting Jordan forced to remove kippot, religious symbols
"They threw the tzitzit in the garbage," wrote Markowitz. "They checked each one of us to make sure that there weren't tzitzit under our shirts."
