Tiberias
Three teenage boys rescued by United Hatzalah in Sea of Galilee after drifting to deep waters
Three boys suffering from mild dehydration were rescued overnight after their rubber boat drifted into the Sea of Galilee near Tiberias, leaving them unable to return to shore.
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Drama abounds in all aspects of Tiberias Marathon
The Israel National Anti-Doping Organization sent an angry letter to the Israel Athletics Association, claiming that the IAA didn’t comply with anti-doping regulations at the Tiberias marathon.
Roman-era cave system in Lower Galilee plundered by thieves
The 2,000-year-old labyrinth of caves was discovered beneath the home of a Lower Galilee family.
Grapevine: The campaign begins
A mayoral campaign turns ugly.
Tiberias decapitation suspect: 'divine spirit' drove me to murder ex-wife
Police released the identity of the man suspected of decapitating his ex-wife and carrying her head down the street.
Man found walking with ex-wife’s decapitated head in Tiberias
No one understood what was going on and why he had so much blood on him.
The Aliyah Return Center
Celebrating Jewish-Christian diversity in the Galilee.
Tiberias’s hidden heritage
A unique Israeli cuisine, served by chef Avigail Aharon.
City Notes: ‘Exhausted’ bird of prey revived in Acre
News briefs from around the nation.
Biblical Magdala, rejuvenated
With a stunning view of the Kinneret, a Catholic spiritual center offers cultural encounters and religious experiences at the crossroads of Jewish and Christian history.
Tiberias: Israel’s diamond in the rough
The Israel Hotel Association has taken action to rejuvenate hotels in Tiberias, and the city is turning into a tourist gem.