Long legal battle ends with $19 million payout to Chabad center
Long Island town ordered to pay $19M after blocking Chabad synagogue construction.
Long Island town ordered to pay $19M after blocking Chabad synagogue construction.

The plan includes height restrictions on buildings, extensive public areas for educational institutions and synagogues, and adaptation of public space for large families.

Ichilov Hospital evacuates 'Rishonim' building due to concerns of damaged infrastructure.

The government on Sunday approved a proposal by Construction and Housing Minister Haim Katz and Settlements Minister Orit Struck to establish five new community settlements in the eastern Be'er Sheva metropolitan area.

Plan to construct three large towers on border of Jerusalem Forest brings residents of Har Nof and Beit Zayit together at district hearing.

Ministry of the Interior passes new regulations in construction, requiring public buildings and private homes to install solar panels, and shared buildings to install infrastructure.

Tenants wrote to the local government demanding improved buildings with more space and better safety features.

The Civil Administration has approved two major construction plans in the Maale Adumim region, ending decades of delay.

US Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, on the resumption of construction in the E1 area: "It would be very strange to say that others can live in this area, but Israelis cannot"

Antiquities Authority files police complaint after remains removed overnight from Yehud construction site; development company says actions followed halacha under rabbinic supervision.

Among Jewish Israelis 93% do not trust Palestinian Authority Arabs after the October 7 massacre; 44% of Arab Israelis agree.

Residents of the Jerusalem neighborhood of Har Nof are fighting to block plans to construct three 16-story towers on the edge of the forest, risking harm to nature and danger to the neighborhood's children.

Rabbis in Beit Shemesh express opposition to plan to construct residential towers, say tall buildings will attract non-haredi residents. 'This will harm the neighborhood's haredi character.'

Construction in Israel, long seen as dependent on Palestinian Arab labor, is beginning to pick up speed again despite the restrictions imposed during the war.

The 24th Israeli Construction Conference discussed construction challenges in Judea and Samaria and the plans to expand the population.

Families living in a building in Ashdod undergoing reconstruction, experienced disturbing incidents in their building.

Itzik Larry, general manager of the Jerusalem Municipality, presents an optimistic picture of the capital's expansion thanks to a construction boom of residential and commercial areas.

Likud MK Ariel Kallner initiated a meeting to discuss alternatives for Palestinian construction workers, and in an interview with Arutz Sheva, he also calls on Gideon Sa'ar to return to the government.

Yehuda Morgenstern: 'If we want workers here and now, we need the Palestinians. If we want them in the next few weeks, we can wait for the foreign workers.'

Anonymous campaigners hang signs in haredi areas, demanding end to railroad construction on the Sabbath.

The cabinet has decided to immediately implement several decisions to strengthen Judea and Samaria.

Municipal leaders of Judea and Samaria write letter to residents saying Gantz violated his promise to convene the Supreme Planning council.

Filling hole with concrete "just a band-aid - I hope the problem was solved first."

As Israel is trying to pressure US to toughen stance on Iran, planning committee expected to approve 700 housing units near Beit Safafa.

Light rail construction near Central Bus Station forces changes in train route until its completion.

Police, IDF, arrest Arab who ripped mezuzah from doorpost, smashed its case, and tried to burn the parchment.

Arab construction worker pulls mezuzah off doorpost, breaks its case with a hammer, and burns the parchment.

Meet the Turkish contractor and developer Dursun Keles who has taken over the construction field in Israel and he does not intend to stop

Mayors of mixed cities claim haredim cost three times more than others. Interior Min. Shaked promises to investigate claims.

PM reportedly tells Biden Admin. govt. will not approve Jerusalem municipality's plan to build new neighborhood.

For first time under Bennett government, new housing units to be approved in Judea and Samaria.

'Decision to build after seven months is important, but the needs of the settlement are much greater,' Samaria leader Yossi Dagan says.

Disappointment in Judea and Samaria over plans to approve construction for Palestinian Arabs in Area C.

Construction worker declared dead at the scene after work accident.

Construction worker dies in 'work accident' after ceiling collapses on him.

'Police officers told my husband that every day, on the same bend in the road, there are five traffic accidents,' Jerusalem resident says.

Agenda of meeting of Supreme Planning Council reveals that number of housing units that will receive approval is lower than announced.

Residents express fears over the Gush Etzion region's future as illegitimate P Construction rolls on.

A new 120-story tower in Diamond District of Ramat Gan is planned to be the tallest building in the country

D’var Torah for Parshat Noach. Don't just look at the height of the building you are constructing, look down at its foundations.

School’s location clearly chosen as the connecting link between the Bedouin outposts scattered throughout the area, Regavim group says.

Defense Minister Bennett approves expansion of Efrat, paving the way for thousands of new housing units.

Al Azhar Institute in Cairo condemns Israel's construction plans in Jerusalem.

PA “minister of local government” threatens to approve construction plans for area that is under full Israeli control.

Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan: If govt. removed barriers to construction Samaria would grow 30% a year.

Supreme Court orders State to set date for demolition of illegal Arab construction in Gush Etzion, after execution delayed by over 5 years.

UN rep condemns Israel's approval of construction of Jewish homes. "A flagrant violation of international law.”

EU condemns Israel's approval of construction of Jewish homes, says "all settlement activity is illegal under international law".

PM Netanyahu visits Efrat, promises an end to demolition of Jewish towns.

Constructions of thousands of housing units in Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria will also be approved.

Israel, Jewish community leaders protest planned building on mass graves of Holocaust victims.

Civil Administration employees implement sanctions, threatening last Supreme Planning Council meeting before the elections.

Jerusalem City Council set to approve plans to build 2 new neighborhoods for haredim, expansion of current neighborhoods.

Plans to build over 1,000 housing units in Gush Etzion approved, a further 400 approved in interim stage.

Efrat Council head critical of other Judea and Samaria heads for demand to build following terror attacks. 'Building must be routine.'

State to provide new homes, 250,000 shekels to each of the 1,000 families to be relocated to allow extension of Negev highway.

Construction Ministry approves 20,000 units for Ma'aleh Adumim at cost of NIS 2.8 billion. 470 units to be built immediately.

Committee to discuss 2 plans for construction of 15 housing units in the Nahalat Shimon neighborhood on two plots owned by Jews from abroad.

After a decade of promises, construction begins on 300 housing units PM pledged for years in Samaria community.

France says new housing units for Judea and Samaria harm a future Palestinian state.
