Tag: Haifa
Haifa Terrorist Identified as Druze, Most of the Victims Were Arab
The Druze community renounced the terrorist and ordered that no one go to his funeral.
Hezbollah Fires Rockets Barrages Past Haifa into Lower Galilee
Residents in those regions report hearing the booms from the rockets and interceptions.
Sirens Blare in Haifa for First Time Since January
Images and video posted to social media appeared to show an unidentified object being intercepted over the city.
Confused Biden to Israel: ‘Don’t Move on Haifa’!
The U.S. president was apparently referring to Rafah, Hamas' last terror stronghold in Gaza.
Israeli Soldier Injured in Car-Ramming, Axe Attack at Naval Base
The terrorist got out of the care wielding an axe.
Waiting for the Train
The Carmelit is an underground funicular railway in Haifa, Israel.
Energean Announces New Gas Discovery Off Israeli Coast
A commercially viable deposit containing an estimated 13 billion cubic meters of natural gas was found at the Zeus-01 drilling site, the company says.
Haifa U Conference: Steep Decline in Public Trust in Courts, Police
"I don’t want to think about where we would end up if we continue down this slippery slope.”
Initial Inquiry Shows Motor Malfunction Caused Fatal IAF Helicopter Crash
Two pilots were killed in the accident.
Israel Plans 30-Minute High-Speed Train from Haifa to Tel Aviv
Project to cost NIS 12 billion ($3.8 billion) • Another plan in works is connecting Beersheva to major points in country.
Muslim Riots Reach Haifa
At least 16 rioters were arrested for throwing stones and attacking police officers.
Intel to Build New 1000 Employee Tech Campus in Haifa with $200 Million Investment
Construction is expected to begin soon and be completed by 2023.
Oldest Evidence of Growing Olives for Food Discovered under Haifa’s Sea
Olives are a key component of the human diet, culinary culture, and economy of the Mediterranean region.
Haifa U: Flourishing Canaanite Palatial Site Suddenly Abandoned 3,700 Years Ago – Now We...
Recognizing past earthquakes can be extremely challenging in the archaeological record, especially at sites where there isn’t much stone masonry and degradable construction materials.
Calls to Kidnap Soldiers, Attack Shin Bet at Haifa Protest
"If these ungrateful protesters hate Israel so much, then they should go move to Syria, Lebanon or Egypt. They won't be missed."
Israel Officially Approves Privatization of Haifa Port
Israel has yet to find a buyer for the port, although the Chinese have reportedly expressed interest in the issue.
Israel ‘Disgusted’ by Vandalism at British War Cemetery in Haifa
Vandals smashed and drew swastikas on gravestones of Commonwealth soldiers killed during the two World Wars.
Israel Restricts Airport Tender to NATO Members, and in the Process Cuts Out China
The move by Israel comes amid growing international concern over Chinese involvement in construction projects and the fallout from its trade war with the United States.
Haifa U to Award Honorary Doctorate to Chancellor Merkel
Throughout her years in office, Merkel strengthened the friendship between Germany and Israel.
Six Goose-Beaked Whales Spotted on Israel’s Northern Shoreline
"We saw a rare thing: the whales were in a restive state and swam in a group of six, when they are usually a reclusive species."