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Herd of antelopes maul cars at Ramat Gan Safari

Frightened zebras and antelopes damage two cars attempting to exit Ramat Gan Safari on Saturday.

Fire at bus depot in Ramat Gan sets 32 buses on fire, 27 firefighting crews struggle for hours before gaining control of the flames.

Dozens of protestors gather outside ORT-Avin school to demand dismissal of history teacher who participated in Nabi Salah riot.

Ramat Gan safari staff perform two-hour procedure to save Samouni, an 8 year-old African lion.

If a robber doesn't threaten, but asks for money nicely, and a teller gives it to him, is it really 'robbery?' Israel is set to find out.

Ramat Gan Mayor sentenced to house arrest for seven days after being charged in Municipality corruption scandal.

Senior municipality workers arrested in investigation sting op. against criminal attempt to take over mayoral post of Tel Aviv suburb.

Ammunition Hill staff denounce financial, political impact of decisions to cancel trips to Jerusalem, following attack last week.

Initial plans for 100-story skyscraper approved, plan to cost as much as NIS 1 billion ($350 million).

Former MK Shama will take Rivlin's place in Coalition after presidential victory; 'not comfortable with Likud position.'

A Tel Aviv-area zoo treated a male Sumatran tiger with alternative medicine when all else failed, calling in an acupuncture specialist.

A first-ever collaboration between the US and Israel is adding the sparkle of diamonds to the floor of the Israel Stock Exchange next week.

Safari tapir Passiflora gives birth to her first male offspring. Father Meir Tapiro was distanced for the night.

The Gemological Institute of America will open a new laboratory facility in the Israeli diamond center in Ramat Gan in early September.