Metula
Reporter's notebook: Hezbollah's flags no longer intimidate Metula's residents
Israel's northernmost community was in the direct line of fire of Hezbollah terrorists. Now, residents and tourists are returning as the IDF has pushed back Hezbollah forces.
Reporter's Notebook: Tourists visit northern Israel as sense of normalcy returns to kibbutzim
As schools start in Israel, government pushes for teachers to move up north with NIS 60,000 grant
Six Thai workers injured after undetonated mine explodes in northern Israel
Metula's Israeli Poets’ Festival returns to Jerusalem with all disciplinary guns blazing
If your idea of poetry is a neatly rhyming ditty, attending the festival should thoroughly disabuse you of that constricted notion and open up broad new vistas for your literary epiphany enjoyment.
As US-Iran peace prospects crumble, return to heavy fighting up to Trump, CENTCOM, Huckabee says
“I wouldn’t be overconfident if I were the Iranians that they will be able to make this work well for them,” Huckabee said.
Metula reawakens and calls on the Israelis to return
After a difficult period, Metula is celebrating 130 years and trying to rehabilitate itself – with a renewed Rishonim Street, reopened businesses, and clear Galilean air waiting for travelers.
