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Trails are closing ahead of rain and flooding in the south and east, with restrictions at Ein Gedi. How to prepare at home, report hazards and check your route before departure.
Clocks go back early on Sunday morning. Checking your phone and household clocks beforehand will prevent confusion, and First International Bank has also announced a period of service unavailability.
An excise cut reduces the price by half a shekel per liter: 50 liters now cost up to NIS 388.50 at self-service pumps. The relief is temporary, and November's price is not yet set.
A study of thousands of Hebrew-language test takers found parental occupations more closely linked to achievement than parental education. Understanding the finding requires distinguishing statistical association from cause.
Both lists were approved unanimously, Cassif by a majority, while Abu Shehadeh withdrew. The ruling distinguishes criticism of statements from the evidence needed to deny candidacy.
What the IDF and Shin Bet said about Hamaida and Bik, and what their announcements did not say.
For three years, the world was sold a story about hunting journalists. The IDF put 170 names on the page. The vest was a disguise. The role was military.
NIS 8 a month barely registers until you add up five subscriptions. Your monthly credit card statement reveals what they are.
Return flights from Dubai come with special restrictions: El Al allows only a personal bag, while Arkia was reported to permit a cabin suitcase. Checked luggage is expected to arrive separately from passengers.
A neighbor, store or tradesperson owes a clear amount. Small claims work when there is documentation. They work less well for hurt feelings.
