Negev
Arava International Film Festival expands to two outdoor screens for 15th edition in November
The Arava International Film Festival returns November 4 to 14 with nine Israeli premieres, Hollywood classics, and two outdoor screens beneath the Negev desert sky.
More trails, more damage? Why marking additional hiking routes in Israel should be avoided
Prosecution charges three Israeli Bedouins of supplying weapons to 2024 Beersheba station terrorist
Shin Bet uncovers Bedouin terror cell plotting attacks on police station, Beersheba bus station
Terror cells forming in Negev Bedouin communities in 'concering phenomenon,' Shin Bet chief warn
In his remarks to cabinet members, the head of the service detailed that the defense establishment had identified attempts to create infrastructure of a military nature inside Israeli territory.
'We'll be the growth engine': Three years after October 7, a college powers Sderot's return to life
After October 7 raised fears for Sapir Academic College’s future, the institution is helping drive the region’s revival
Northern Israel’s children need protected classrooms, not more promises - opinion
Some 250 northern kindergartens lack full protection. A faster government process could help keep children safe and families rooted.
Illegal Negev camel race intercepted by Southern District Police
Camel races, though a longstanding tradition in Bedouin communities, are often accompanied by other crimes when organized illegally.
Negev teen charged over 45 TikTok reposts praising Hamas, October 7 massacre
The prosecution has asked the Beersheba Magistrate’s Court to keep Deif Allah Abu Rjeila in custody until the end of his trial, arguing that the number and content of the posts show that his release
Negev Vet clinics founder Dr. Galia Melman Shalev to receive award for Oct. 7 animal rescue efforts
The chair of ICAVA congratulated Shalev on the award, calling her work “a reflection of the highest values of the veterinary profession: compassion, service, responsibility and courage.”
From ‘city of camels’ to Israel’s new dream: Beersheba reinventing itself under Mayor Danilovich
For Ruvik Danilovich, one of the easiest ways to measure Beersheba’s transformation is in distance.
Housing costs top young Israelis’ election concerns, security trails far behind - poll
A new Israel 2050 survey published Wednesday night found that economic and social issues, led by housing affordability, top young voters' priorities ahead of the elections.
Yohanan Elishuv, last surviving fighter who raised Eilat's Ink Flag in 1948, dies at 95
During the first truce in June 1948, Elishuv was transferred to the southern front under Uzi Narkiss. He was wounded after driving over a mine, but returned to combat after recovering.
25 ViZionaries: Roee Azizi - No. 2
Founder of Hinenu, a movement dedicated to renewing Israel through a new generation of pioneers
