South
Where life meets memory: Discovering seven southern sites of resilience, nature, and rebirth
Not every memory is etched in stone: Since Oct. 7, southern places honor lost lives through paths, trees, coffee, and scenery in a journey of life.
Israel urges mosquito control after West Nile virus detected in South
Summer returns to the Gaza Border Region with dozens of agricultural activities
Not just in the North: The hidden pools and wet trails you need to know
After cover op.: Police arrest lawyer suspected of laundering NIS 20m.
The operation was carried out jointly by police officers from the Southern District in addition to officers of the Yahalom unit operating under the Israel Tax Authority.
Beersheba: Cultural and tourism hubs as economic growth accelerators
Beersheba's cultural, tourism, and leisure growth attracts entrepreneurs and real estate investors while encouraging homebuyers to choose the city as their ideal place to live.
Sderot's festival and its fracture: art healing amid chaos
Amid everything going on in the South, the Adama Center's three-day Festival and Its Fracture promotes unity through creativity.
Unwind after a stressful year: Indulge in a wellness retreat in the South
Looking for a break from the pressure? Join the rejuvenating wellness retreat at Dream Island Resort, offering body-sculpting workouts, ice baths, and stress-relieving workshops, this Sukkot.
The unique complex that will be established in the south
Israel's first beer garden complex within a nursery at ADGARDEN shopping center, part of Ishpro - Tnuport's NIS 50 million renovation project.
Intimate in the desert: An unforgettable experience in Ramon Crater
In the heart of the Ramon Crater, don't miss the 12th Intimidbar festival - a multicultural celebration of music, art, and culture.
Wolt expands: New cities and towns in South and Lachish
Delivery company Wolt announces expansion to Kiryat Malachi, Kiryat Gat, Be'er Tuvya, and more in the southern region and Lachish, enhancing food delivery services for residents.
53% of northern residents who bought a home this year chose to leave the North
A new analysis shows that less than half of northern evacuees who bought homes in the first half of the year chose to stay in the area, while the situation in the South appears more optimistic.
Gov't to approve 1.03% cut-off in ministries' budget for aid to Gaza border communities - report
The benefits for the evacuees will be financed by a sweeping 1% budget cut.
"Within three years, we will turn the ruins into paradise, just give us manpower"
Responding to warnings from northern authorities about contractor shortages, the chairman of the Renovation Contractors Association urges the government: "Help us recruit manpower to start the work."
