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Topic: Modiin

April 30, 2013
1:01 am

A fire burning near Lachish on Monday. (photo credit: Flash90)

Reignited blaze threatening to spread onto moshav

Over 70 fires reported across country, including at Mitkan Adam army base and in Lachish region, where two massive scorchers break out

By Times of Israel staff

March 24, 2013
3:11 pm

Police inspect the damage to a car that collided with a truck after Palestinians hurled rocks at it Thursday, March 14 (photo credit: image capture Channel 2)

5 Palestinians confess to attack that critically hurt toddler

Stone-throwing caused major accident near West Bank settlement of Ariel, sending 6 to the hospital, including 2-year-old

By Adiv Sterman

March 21, 2013
2:13 pm

Modi'in's Anabe Park (photo credit: Jorge Novominsky/Flash 90)

Modi’in nixes policy keeping nonresidents out of city park

Municipality announces it will allow nonresidents to enter Anabe Park during Passover, overturning ruling that kept outsiders out of luck during Sukkot

By Adiv Sterman

March 18, 2013
6:09 am

Thousands of Israeli students help to build robotic future

Kids in Israeli schools are getting lots of experience in robot technology, thanks to two major contests

By David Shamah

March 15, 2013
5:01 pm

Illustrative photo of a Palestinian youth hurling a stone in the West Bank city of Naalin in 2009 (photo credit: Miriam Alster/ flash90)

Three Israelis lightly injured by stone throwing

10 Palestinians arrested for Thursday attack that injured four family members near Ariel

By Times of Israel staff

March 4, 2013
3:01 pm

A shining hill in the City of Modiin

The preservation of the ancient Titora site is a lesson for how Israel should anchor its future in a shared past

By Haim Bibas

January 8, 2013
9:37 pm

Heavy rain caused severe flooding in the town of Bat Hefer, east of Netanya, on Tuesday (photo credit: Gili Yaari/Flash90)

Navy enters Hadera to rescue stranded residents

Power returns to most homes in coastal city after electrical sub-station flooded overnight; snow falls in northern and central Israel

By Greg Tepper

January 8, 2013
2:44 pm

Yesh Atid party head Yair Lapid (right) and Labor Party chairwoman Shelly Yachimovich (photo by Yossi Zeliger/Roni Schutzer/Flash90)

Cold air, hot air

Storms wrack Israel as the prospective center-left alliance tears itself apart

By Ilan Ben Zion

December 19, 2012
2:24 pm

Police and rescue personnel at the scene of the Wednesday, November 21 bus bombing in Tel Aviv (photo credit: Roni Schutzer/Flash90)

Arab teenager ‘blew up Tel Aviv bus, then went back to work’

Muhammad Mafarji planted device that injured 27 last month because he wanted to fight on behalf of Gaza, prosecution says

By Stuart Winer

November 23, 2012
3:08 pm

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, left, and Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohammed Kamel Amr give a joint news conference announcing a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Cairo on Wednesday (photo credit: AP/Egyptian State Television)

Cease fire, start hand wringing

With Pillar of Defense firmly in the history books, pundits get down to the important business of dissecting what it accomplished

By Joshua Davidovich

November 22, 2012
11:44 pm

The scene of a bombing attack on a bus in Tel Aviv, Wednesday (photo credit: Roni Schutzer/Flash90)

Israeli Arab, formerly from West Bank, confesses to Wednesday’s Tel Aviv bus bombing

Taibe resident — who gained Israeli citizenship on family reunification grounds — was recruited by Islamist terror cell, members of which have also been arrested

By Yifa Yaakov and AP

October 31, 2012
1:30 am

Civil rights group challenges Modiin park restrictions

Municipality accused of excluding Orthodox Jews during summer, holidays

By Greg Tepper

October 21, 2012
6:54 am

Rabbi Shlomo Sobol (left) and Rabbi David Fine, founders of Barkai (photo credit: Jessica Steinberg/Times of Israel)

Teaching practical wisdom to spiritual leaders

Two rabbis launch a program with a toolbox of skills for the educated but untrained rabbi

By Jessica Steinberg

October 2, 2012
4:35 pm

A tale of two cities on the verge of disaster: Modi’in and Kiryat Sefer

In a spat over access to a park, the mayors of Modi’in and Kiryat Sefer should stand down before it’s too late

By Yoni Sherizen

September 23, 2012
2:20 am

Israeli soldiers carry the coffin of Netanel Yahalomi during his funeral in the Israeli city of Modiin, early Sunday, September 23, 2012. Yahalomi was killed Friday in a shootout between Islamist terrorists and IDF troops along Israel's southern border with Egypt. (photo credit: Yonatan Sindel/Flash90

Slain Israeli soldier Netanel Yahalomi laid to rest

Hundreds attend funeral of 20-year-old hesder yeshiva student killed in a cross-border attack in the South on Friday

By Times of Israel staff

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The Times of Israel

The one-stop news site
covering Israel, the region and
the Jewish people worldwide

Founding editor:
David Horovitz

Fair, fresh and fast

The Jewish world's
fastest-growing
news site

Topic: Modiin

Reignited blaze threatening to spread onto moshav

Over 70 fires reported across country, including at Mitkan Adam army base and in Lachish region, where two massive scorchers break out

5 Palestinians confess to attack that critically hurt toddler

Stone-throwing caused major accident near West Bank settlement of Ariel, sending 6 to the hospital, including 2-year-old

Modi’in nixes policy keeping nonresidents out of city park

Municipality announces it will allow nonresidents to enter Anabe Park during Passover, overturning ruling that kept outsiders out of luck during Sukkot

Thousands of Israeli students help to build robotic future

Kids in Israeli schools are getting lots of experience in robot technology, thanks to two major contests

Three Israelis lightly injured by stone throwing

10 Palestinians arrested for Thursday attack that injured four family members near Ariel

A shining hill in the City of Modiin

The preservation of the ancient Titora site is a lesson for how Israel should anchor its future in a shared past

Navy enters Hadera to rescue stranded residents

Power returns to most homes in coastal city after electrical sub-station flooded overnight; snow falls in northern and central Israel

Cold air, hot air

Storms wrack Israel as the prospective center-left alliance tears itself apart

Arab teenager ‘blew up Tel Aviv bus, then went back to work’

Muhammad Mafarji planted device that injured 27 last month because he wanted to fight on behalf of Gaza, prosecution says

Cease fire, start hand wringing

With Pillar of Defense firmly in the history books, pundits get down to the important business of dissecting what it accomplished

Israeli Arab, formerly from West Bank, confesses to Wednesday’s Tel Aviv bus bombing

Taibe resident — who gained Israeli citizenship on family reunification grounds — was recruited by Islamist terror cell, members of which have also been arrested

Civil rights group challenges Modiin park restrictions

Municipality accused of excluding Orthodox Jews during summer, holidays

Teaching practical wisdom to spiritual leaders

Two rabbis launch a program with a toolbox of skills for the educated but untrained rabbi

A tale of two cities on the verge of disaster: Modi’in and Kiryat Sefer

In a spat over access to a park, the mayors of Modi’in and Kiryat Sefer should stand down before it’s too late

Slain Israeli soldier Netanel Yahalomi laid to rest

Hundreds attend funeral of 20-year-old hesder yeshiva student killed in a cross-border attack in the South on Friday

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