Seven Israelis were killed and 16 injured when two terrorists attacked them on the light rail.
Earlier in the evening, an Arab man was shot and moderately injured by two assailants on the streets of the town of Deir-Hanna in the north.
By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency
The wounded man fended off the attacker to prevent his wife from also getting stabbed.
By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency
This was the second terror attack today.
By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency
A 12-year-old Arab boy, a member of the Jentasi family, was severely injured in the attack. His 10-year-old sister was lightly injured.
The media and Arab community initially blamed the attack on Jews.
By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency
Sometimes too late is better than never at all.
A second Israel-Arab was arrested for the firebomb that burned the Arab child in Yafo.
The suspected terrorist was tracked to Eilat where he fled to.
The first Hebrew city's reputation as a hub of outdoor activity has been bolstered in the age of Corona.
By HaKol HaYehudi / Yehuda Pearl
The incident took place about two weeks ago, during a protest demonstration held by Arabs in the city.
By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency
The local residents are protesting plans to build a homeless hostel on the site of a former cemetery.
By HaKol HaYehudi / Yehuda Pearl
On Thursday night, a commuter was attacked with a cinder block while standing in a traffic jam due to roadwork on Route 60.
The riots were organized by a local Islamic society over the city’s plans to build a hostel for the homeless on a site that was used as a Muslim cemetery over 90 years ago, and has since been replaced by a football field and warehouses.
By JNi.Media
"I intuited that there was something hidden there," Geller recalled.
By JNi.Media
"We must not allow the extremists harm our shared life," Motran, who had seen his store windows be crashed twice in recent weeks, announced. "Jaffa welcomes to all the people of Israel."
By JNi.Media
The body of the deceased has not yet been returned to his family. Hundreds more policemen will arrive in Jaffa from around the country Sunday for the funeral.
Eugene Kurolap goes to Jaffa and asks Israeli-Arabs if they think Israel is an Apartheid state.
By JNi.Media
The familiar seal of sultan Abdul Hamid II, builder of Jaffa's clock tower, is once again on display on the city’s famous landmark.
By JNi.Media
Popular linguist Avshalom Kor on Thursday morning offered an explanation, siding with the reporters and chiding their editors.
That is the way to treat a fine musical instrument.
State Dept. condemned 3 terrorist attacks Tuesday, but never mentioned Israel or that Arabs were the perpetrators.
A Vanderbilt grad student was stabbed to death in Jaffa by a Palestinian Arab terrorist on Tuesday.
By JNi.Media
Arab business owners in the city fear a boycott by Jews, as it was during the second intifada.
Dozens of youth threw rocks at a yeshiva and, police and vehicles and blocked roads until police and a sheikh restored calm.
Unknown vandals splattered red paint on a line of Israeli flags set up in the city of Jaffa (Yafo) in the wee hours of Wednesday.
By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency
Along with the much needed rain that drenched Israel this past weekend, Tel Aviv experienced a different kind of rain – chocolates galore – at the city’s annual Chocolate Festival. From chocolate shwarmas and kebabs, to chocolate jewelry, sculptures, and even a chocolate spa, the festival took place at the old train station in Yafo […]
The PA puts its money where its mouth is, at least, when it talks to Arabs and not John Kerry. A PA TV program offers Arabs $100 to identify a city in “Palestine” mentioned in the Book of Jonah. Ashdod? Right.
By Tzvi Fishman
When Tevye’s entourage reached the port of Jaffa, hoping to discover something about their fellow travelers who had set sail to Palestine ahead of them, the first thing he saw gave him the shivers. Hadn't he just asked Rabbi Kook for a blessing to find husbands for his daughters? Who was sitting at a dockside cafe but Nachman's two friends, Shmuelik and Hillel!
Young IDF soldier playing saxophone on the Tel Aviv boardwalk near Jaffa, May 3, 2012. "The port area is a mixed suburb of buildings, interlaced by small streets, the main one of square cobblestones. Scores of shops, pubs, art and exhibition galleries, entertainment centers and restaurants – from Eastern European to Ethiopian, from kosher to […]
The Tel Aviv-Jaffa Chevra Kadisha burial society will invest NIS 10 million in preserving and refurbishing a historic Jaffa cemetery established in 1840. The cemetery, at the corners of Yehuda Hayamit and Yehuda Meragusa streets, will revamp the site into a tourist location highlighting the settlement of Jews in the area prior to the establishment […]
Several different Tel-Aviv Segway touring companies take folks on this unique atroll along the First Hebrew City's marina, port and beach promenade, the Tayelet. You owe it to yourself to experience gliding from the Hilton to the old Jaffa port when all you have to exercise is your sense of balance – watch out, no […]