Tiberias
Three teenage boys rescued by United Hatzalah in Sea of Galilee after drifting to deep waters
Three boys suffering from mild dehydration were rescued overnight after their rubber boat drifted into the Sea of Galilee near Tiberias, leaving them unable to return to shore.
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PremiumPremiumStep through a time machine at Tiberias's Dona Gracia Hotel
Let’s have brunch
The Scots Hotel’s weekend brunch is a Tiberias attraction.
Tiberias wastewater heads to new treatment plant, curbing raw sewage flow in Jordan River
Conveyance of the sewage by means of the new pipeline was part of a NIS 40m. scheme.
Old-world elegance in Tiberias
The Europa 1917 hotel oozes with charm.
Fake Viagra stashed at local synagogue, police say
The pills were originally made in East Asia, police say most likely China, and were smuggled into Israel across its borders, including by way of Jordan and the West Bank.
City Notes: Golan residents gain small victory against oil drilling plans.
Both residents and experts presented hundreds of objections against the plan to drill in the Sea of Galilee and the Golan.
Rocking the dragon boat
An intrepid ‘Metro’ reporter joins the OneFamily team at a Tiberias sports race.
Lakeside views
Buyers may find some real estate bargains in Tiberias
Art and cheese
Dairies and galleries add to the charm of the hilltop town.
Synagogues of Safed
The town’s mystical shuls were built following the 1492 expulsion from Spain.
Tiberias mayor admits to breaking election law for plea bargain
Nazareth Magistrate’s Court finds, as part of a plea bargain, that Tiberias Mayor Zohar Oved broke election fund-raising laws.
