According to the Transportation Ministry, trains on the new line will be capable of speeds up to 250 kilometers per hour.

The Haifa Municipality estimates that there are 700 abandoned buildings in the city, and that they cost the municipality NIS 33 million annually in lost tax revenues. This is according to information ...

The post Police arrest 24 at Haifa anti-war protest appeared first on The Times of Israel. Police arrested 24 protesters at a small anti-war demonstration in Haifa’s German Colony this evening, law ...

The post Man wounded in Haifa shooting dies of wounds appeared first on The Times of Israel. A 20-year-old man who was shot last night in Haifa succumbed to his wounds hours later, confirms Haifa’s ...

The IDF Home Front Command suspects that an air defense interceptor malfunctioned and crashed in Haifa amid Iran’s ballistic missile attack, which was the reason for sirens not sounding in the ...

The weekend ended in one win, one loss, and one draw for the Jewish state. A trio of Israeli soccer teams played in UEFA ...

Haifa’s leftist, labor-oriented bent, under the influence of its dock workers and powerful unions, led to the city’s nickname as “Red Haifa.” For decades, Jews and Arabs joined together in ...

Like most of Haifa’s residents, Narjis Shafoot has no bomb shelter in her building. But unlike most of the 280,000 people living in Israel’s third-largest city, Shafoot’s entire neighborhood ...

Haifa’s unusual mixed culture today is partly a function of its past. Nestled between the slopes of Mount Carmel and the Mediterranean Sea, it started out as a small port city in the Bronze Age.

Return to Haifa Gut-wrenching production by Tel Aviv's Cameri Theater captures in equal measure the fears and heartache within opposing camps.