New Ratings System Lets Israelis Rate Quality of Countrys Beaches
Israelis can now rate beach quality with the new "Sea Star" index from the Ministry of the Interior, covering maintenance, service, accessibility, and safety.
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Givat Zeev Could Become a Municipality
Givat Ze'ev, northwest of Jerusalem, is poised to become a municipality after the Interior Ministry accepted recommendations based on its 25,000 residents and.
Israel to Upgrade Beach Infrastructure
Israel’s Ministry of the Interior issued calls for proposals to local authorities to upgrade, improve and develop beach infrastructure in ...
Municipal Corporation Reform Moves Forward
Israel’s Ministry of the Interior announced the start of the second phase of the municipal corporation reform. Phase I data was ...
Israel’s Beaches Open for Summer Season After Two Week Delay Due to War
Israel's beaches have officially opened for the summer season today, April 9, 2026, after a two-week delay caused by the war.
Israel’s Beach Season Delayed Due to Iran War
Israel's beach season opening is postponed due to the Iran war, with the IDF Home Front Command citing safety concerns until further notice.
Israeli Religious Leaders of Various Denominations Issue Joint Call Promoting and Strengthening Unity, Peace and Coexistence
Israeli religious leaders from diverse denominations issue a joint call for peace and coexistence, urging the public to promote unity through actions and.
Committee of Inquiry to Review Government of Arab City Qalansawe
Israel's Interior Ministry appoints committee to probe Arab city Qalansawe's conduct, reviewing mayor and plenum performance due to improper financial and.
New Water and Sewage Facility for Haifa Area
Haifa District and three local authorities establish a new water and sewage corporation, strengthening infrastructure and improving services for residents.
9,676 Freedom of Information Requests Submitted to Local Authorities
Over 9,600 freedom of information requests were submitted to Israeli local authorities in 2024, marking an 11.5% increase. Jerusalem, Ashdod, and Rishon LeZion.
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