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
Answering ‘amen’
She was raised Protestant, became Catholic, then joined the Orthodox [Eastern] Church when she began “looking for more theology.”
High Court to Shaked and the state: Why was Safed rabbi not prosecuted?
The court also asked why initial disciplinary actions were not taken against Eliyahu in light of his statements against selling housing to Arabs in Safed.
A thriving artistic spot in the city of Safed
What further can be said of Chagall? Well, as much as the digital world improves efficiency and the sharing of knowledge, there is no substitute for the real thing as such.
Photographs by Moshe Reviv in Safed
Raviv is famed for having developed the photomontage technique and in one image this comes to the fore quite strongly as the Eiffel Tower and what appears to be birds are superimposed.
Safed principal investigated over alleged indecent acts against students
Police arrested the principal, 39, on suspicion of indecent acts while exploiting her authority.
Lag Ba’omer bonfire safety tips
Stones should circle the bonfire to prevent its spreading, and fire extinguishers and buckets of water or sand must be on hand for extinguishing the fire. An adult must continually be in charge.
Where spirituality meets luxury in Safed
The Way Inn has been called ‘the world’s first Kabbala hotel’
Legacy center dedicated in Safed
President Reuven Rivlin sent a letter that was read at the ceremony saying he was delighted with what he called a “wonderful initiative."
Hashgacha Pratit threatens to sue Safed's chief rabbi, NGO over kashrut slack
A ruling by the High Court of Justice in September gave Hashgacha Pratit greater legal scope for its kashrut supervision service.
Veterans: 'I don't take the Torah lightly'
“It’s the word of God and I thought that perhaps I should get serious.”