Air Haifa takes off; first new airline in 35 years
Northern residents can now fly to Eilat and Cyprus from a much closer international point of departure than Tel Aviv’s Ben-Gurion Airport.
Northern residents can now fly to Eilat and Cyprus from a much closer international point of departure than Tel Aviv’s Ben-Gurion Airport.
From graffiti and archeology to urban hikes and religious shrines, there’s plenty to do in Haifa sans wallet.
The 16 leaders also established a committee to promote a respectful dialogue and good neighborliness in the city.
On a visit to sister city Haifa, Mayor London Breed finds inspiration and hope in both the similarities and differences of these two beautiful cities on the bay.
X-rays of ‘Nude with a Hat’ reveal unfinished portraits by the famed Italian artist. He likely reused canvases because he couldn’t afford new ones.
New documentary, ‘Breaking Bread,’ focuses on Arab and Jewish chefs who work jointly on creating dishes in a city known for multicultural coexistence.
‘There’s nothing quite like Israel in the world and nothing quite like the women of Israel,’ says founder of the Israeli Women Museum.
Forget dogs, wild boars that roam the streets of Haifa and eat pizza and schoolbags are a boy’s best friend.
Wild boars in the northern city is nothing new, but with the area under coronavirus lockdown, the animals’ presence is more felt than ever.
Archaeological and historical wonders also await under the tepid waters, as well as animal species you might not associate with the Middle East.
Israel Innovation Authority and the ILAB Group will invest $14.4 million over four years to promote entrepreneurship in the northern ‘capital’ city.
For a few glorious years, the city of Haifa gave Tel Aviv’s Adloyada Purim parade stiff competition with its Shavuot street celebration, Bikurim.
Don’t think Bahá’í Gardens; think railway museums, spas, skate parks, restaurants and breweries. Haifa has more to offer than just the usual haunts.
Take a look at the vibrant cities, starry skies and sparkling seas of Israel when the sun goes down.
The artist-designed tower installation, ‘Point of View,’ includes a periscope that gives residents of each sister city a live peek at the other side.