Safed
Beyond the Headlines: Holiness in unexpected places - opinion
A weekly glimpse into the Israel you won’t read about in the news.
Missing Israeli found dead on side of road in Finland after disappearing during solo cycling trip
Haredi protesters attempt to block bus near Meron over Shabbat operations
The search for Haymanut Kasau: Why Israel must not forget the missing nine-year-old girl - opinion
5778, a view from the stars: A kabbalistic astrologer charts the future
Privately, in her fourth house of “home and family,” Israel is idealistic Aquarius, the water-bearer, compassionate, humanitarian, gatherer of diversity, open-minded, futuristic and innovative.
Safed, spiritualité et musique
La mystique petite ville de Galilée à l’heure du klezmer
Defeat for Chief Rabbi Yosef in High Court ruling on ‘Agunah from Safed’
In 2014, the Safed Rabbinical Court issued an innovative ruling in Jewish law issuing a bill of divorce to a woman whose husband was in a permanent vegetative state, on behalf of the husband.
Safed mayor arrested on bribery suspicions
The four individuals arrested and questioned on Monday are suspected of committing a litany of offenses centered around alleged illegal real estate deals.
מַעַרְכוֹת בְּטִיחוּת אַקְטִיבִיוֹת
Active safety systems
Safed hospital seeks donations to treat wounded Syrian civilians
Hospital director Dr. Salman Zarka thanks all those Israelis who have already contributed and volunteered, as well as the medical staff who are treating the patients.
Confusing developments in Israel’s rabbinical courts
Can legally divorced people ever feel and act in accordance with their new personal status, or are they wedded to the rabbinical courts forever, in unending anticipation of its reversal of their status?
Safed’s chief rabbi nixes coed musical performance in synagogue
The Safed Municipal Council strongly criticized Eliyahu’s decision, calling it “astonishing and outrageous” and incommensurate with the consensus in the city.
This Week in Israeli History: 1929 Arab Riots
Finding peace in the North through a Japanese weaving method
Since arriving in Israel in August 2008, the family has also tended goats, ducks, dogs, cats and a host of other creatures.