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•  25/02/2021 15:29

Tonight, a special Purim convoy made its way through the streets of the old Beit Shemesh, accompanied by antique vehicles (collectibles) and happy and bouncy music. Some of the atmosphere in the photos and videos in front of you:

•  25/02/2021 15:26

Tonight: Three people were injured in a fire that broke out in an apartment on Abba Shaul Street in the Kana Boshem (Heftziba) neighborhood - their condition is stable. MDA volunteers from the 'Rescue Team' were called to an incident of a fire that broke out in the apartment, in a residential building on Abba Shaul St. in Beit Shemesh.

•  25/02/2021 07:46

An internal bus of the Superbus company, which made its way on the Jordan River Boulevard, slipped in Rabbi Yehoshua Square and crossed the other side of the road. Large rescue forces who felt at the scene were happy to see that the incident ended without any casualties. Within about an hour, the bus evacuated and the road opened to traffic. More photos inside:

•  25/02/2021 07:25

While uncertainty dominates financial markets all over the world, shaking the Israeli economy, the industrial areas in the city of Beit Shemesh continue to grow. Last month, 70 new dunams were successfully marketed in the Lavi industrial area by the Israel Land Authority. These join another 25 industrial plots that have been marketed in the last two years in the industrial area, where development work is currently being carried out at a cost of tens of millions of new shekels.

•  25/02/2021 07:21

MDA Beit Shemesh teams were excited to receive parcels as a tribute to the students of Levin School in Beit Shemesh who came to the station to get to know Tova and the staff for their hard and dedicated work, especially in the challenging year that has passed. The students did this as part of a month of grace and giving and collected their money and energy for the purpose of grace and giving. The students arrived accompanied by the school principal Mrs. Linda Levy and teaching staff.

•  25/02/2021 07:19

A woman walked around the huge Osher Ad store tonight and approached women (mostly) when she saw that the mask did not cover their mouths and noses, photographed them, asked them for their ID card and took the photo. Deputy City Council member Rabbi Israel Silberstein who was present at the scene and the matter seemed strange to him, approached her and asked to see her police card, she refused when she told him she was an inspector and went to another side of the store, also there continued her actions. He approached her there as well and asked her to identify herself, so she left the store - she ran away. Rabbi Silberstein wants to inform the residents: Do not rush to provide details, ask the person in front of you beforehand to present a certificate proving that he is from the law enforcement authorities.

•  25/02/2021 06:59

Residents of Ramat Avraham, a severely neglected neighborhood that many immigrants use on public transportation, will enjoy proper bus stops. From the threat with new stations, stations were seen entering the neighborhood that would provide protection for passengers on rainy days and hot sunny days.

•  25/02/2021 06:55

Contractors and employees of the Beit Shemesh municipality, under the security of the municipality's security guards and the Israel Police, were seen working to repair the camera pole in Yehuda Hanasi Square, after one of the demonstrations took place around a pole, which burned the camera system. Eyewitnesses said smoke was seen coming out around the cameras themselves as well. With the opening of the electrical cabinet and the network cabinet of the cameras by the workers, heavy damage is clearly visible. In the attached photo that Srulik Wells sent us, you can see the system is burned:

•  25/02/2021 06:47

The Beit Shemesh municipality has distributed hundreds of food baskets and parcels to senior citizens throughout the city. The distribution was made in cooperation with the Home Front Command and the Municipal Corona Commander-in-Chief. Israeli police officers from the Beit Shemesh station, volunteers from the Friends of Beit Shemesh organization, dozens of youth volunteers from the Education Administration and more assisted in the distribution.

•  25/02/2021 06:02

On Saturday, Aberech from Beit Shemesh, the late Yaakov Atias, 42, died after contracting the Korna virus. Yaakov and his family have been living in Beit Shemesh for two years now, after living in Jerusalem. He is survived by his wife and three tender children.

•  17/02/2021 12:29

The extremists in Ramat Beit Shemesh III raise their heads: A large graffiti letter with the words "IDF = Shamed" was discovered this morning under the house of an IDF soldier, a resident of Ramat Beit Shemesh III, against his military service. The graffiti comes after a number of times extremists shouted derogatory words at it. A resident who documented the graffiti asks: Will level C become level B? For the graffiti photos, click here:

•  17/02/2021 11:46

Will the residents of Ramat Beit Shemesh D finally enter the synagogues? After waiting for more than half a year, the residents of Ramat Beit Shemesh IV received a message last night, stating that it is possible that they will finally be able to enter the synagogues on the 5th of Adar (5/3), not for free, but for which they are required to pay 100,000 shekels. H. Lease for five years. As we reported - attached photo - a fairly crowded compound and crowded with caravans: