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Sunday, October 25, 2026

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Reporter's notebook
Planting roots: At Jerusalem fair, foreign buyers show strong interest in Israeli homes
By Zev Stub
Prospective customers cite aliyah plans, family ties and growing concerns about Jewish life in the US and Europe as they scope out new digs
 
Some 20,000 immigrated to Israel since last Rosh Hashanah as Western aliyah rises
By Zev Stub
Ministry says French immigration rose 65% and US arrivals jumped 15%, but overall numbers down as Russian immigration continues to plummet
 
Real Estate Israel
Housing snapshot October: Uptick in French and British buyers as Americans remain hesitant
By Zev Stub
 
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In the Haredi city of Bnei Brak, real estate follows a different set of rules
By Zev Stub
In Israel’s densely packed ultra-Orthodox metropolis, sukkah balconies are essential, lower floors can cost more, and buyers often choose homes based on the community next door
 
Reporter's notebook / In new Bnei Brak neighborhood, religious-secular tensions escalate over Shabbat driving
By Zev Stub
 
Archaeology
Ancient public mikveh complex, used for festival pilgrimage, uncovered at foot of Temple Mount
By Zev Stub
Three large ritual baths, built around 10 CE, offer a rare glimpse into the experience of the massive influx of Jewish pilgrims visiting the Second Temple some 2,000 years ago
 
How did ancient Israelites make wine? Scientists are stomping grapes to find out
By Zev Stub
 
Election 2026: The Times of Israel presents special events in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem - learn more
 
Opportunity knocks
Jerusalem’s homes and institutions open to the public
By Jessica Steinberg
Annual architecture festival Open House Jerusalem to take place over two October weekends, with free tours of sites around the capital
 
Jerusalem’s largest Biennale yet asked artists to plumb their depths
By Jessica Steinberg
The contemporary Jewish art event, held once every two years, opens at former National Library building on the Givat Ram campus and stretches across the capital
 
Exhibit highlights art from area invaded on October 7
By Jessica Steinberg
 
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