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Live shooting in the heart of a neighborhood, unnecessary or real fear?
  •  12/01/2021 21:43

It all started with a report that reached the Beit Shemesh News system, around 12:00 noon, when a pair of policemen arrived at Talmud Torah on Ohel Yehoshua Street in Ramat Beit Shemesh B. The police asked to speak with the director of the Talmud Torah regarding the activities of the place. Hence the versions are divided on what happened next. Police: The policeman was attacked and felt threatened and shot in the air. The residents: There were very few residents and there was no threat to the life of the policeman. A particularly stormy event. All the exclusive details and documentation that reached Beit Shemesh News in the "full article":

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Looking ahead: a month and a half of hard work
  •  11/01/2021 21:12

Looking ahead: a month and a half of hard work looking at spring and summer: The Shefa Division headed by Shlomo Brillant is spraying on a very large scale in the neighborhoods and streets of the city of Beit Shemesh. The sprays are done as a preventative measure - and in professional language: pre-germination extermination against winter weeds Plants growing on sidewalks, roads or fire lines.

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With great participation: Launched for the parents' school
  •  11/01/2021 20:52

More than three hundred and fifty parents participated tonight in the launch of the "Parents' School" which opened on the "Zoom" app. The launch was attended by the well-known presenter Sivan Rahav Meir, Mayor Aliza Bloch and many other good people from Beit Shemesh. During the launch, Sivan shared with the participants fascinating personal experiences from the Corona era and also involved the parents in writing hundreds of comments on a variety of topics in the 'Zoom' chat. Screenshots from the zoom in:

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Enforcement regulations against perpetrators of construction offenses have been approved
  •  11/01/2021 20:21

As a follow-up to the Beit Shemesh News report, the Subcommittee on Planning and Construction has convened and issued a binding resolution in which there are enforcement procedures that will be taken against residents who commit illegal construction offenses. The enforcement procedure has three levels: increased, medium and low enforcement. There are also things that will not be enforced at all. A city council member we spoke to tonight says: Days will tell if the ultra-Orthodox residents who feel selective over-enforcement will really feel a difference. The committee's decisions in the full article:

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Tonight: Launch of the school for parents
  •  11/01/2021 17:30

The Beit Shemesh Municipality is launching the school for parents today. You are invited to the opening lecture by Sivan Rahav Meir, a media woman and lecturer. Link to the lecture Zoom Inside, enter:

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Comprehensive renovation of the cemetery complex
  •  11/01/2021 13:29

The mayor, Dr. Aliza Bloch, held an outreach today together with the deputy mayor, Rabbi Yitzhak Elmaleh, and together with Eldad Gadsi, the religious council's commissioner. New refrigeration and the eulogy hall will be equipped with new air conditioners.

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The train station in Beit Shemesh will be closed for three weeks
  •  10/01/2021 19:21

Israel Railways will close dozens of train stations starting Tuesday this week and for about three weeks. Between the stations, the Beit Shemesh station will be closed. Why are the stations closing and what will the thousands of passengers do? You can know in the 'full article':

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We have renewed: from now on, the Beit Shemesh news channel is also in the telegram
  •  10/01/2021 18:03

After changing the privacy policy of WhatsApp and Facebook, and many surfers' inquiries, we decided it was time to expand, and starting today, the Beit Shemesh News network on Telegram as well! Feel free to search the Beit Shemesh News channel and connect with us, to the latest and best news from Beit Shemesh! Link to login inside:

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The keys were accidentally thrown in the buried bin, evacuation workers were rescued and they were found
  •  10/01/2021 17:36

A resident of Beit Shemesh accidentally threw the keys to her home together with the garbage in the buried bin. They contacted the municipal hotline - 106 where they referred them to the evacuation manager Mr. Shaul Azulai, he was rescued and arrived at the scene with the evacuation crane, together with worker Johan and dear neighbor Shiloh Levy, with dedication and hard and joint work the keys were located and returned to their owners. They would also like to thank the director of the SFA Division, Shlomo Brilant, and the mayor, Aliza Bloch. Here is a picture of the bundle of keys:

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Rigid closure: two 'only' blocks on Saturday night
  •  09/01/2021 18:31

A reporter for Beit Shemesh News conducted a tour of the entrances and exits from the city of Beit Shemesh on Saturday evening, to his surprise in the 'rigid closure', only two exits from the city were almost strictly blocked by the Israel Police - Beit Shemesh station. The exit from Ramat Beit Shemesh to Road 10 and the exit from the Big in the direction of Road 38. The rest? Were completely open. View the documentation on Saturday evening:

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עוצמת הנס והקלות המפחידה שבשבירת עמוד תאורה
  •  08/01/2021 14:48

As we reported in Beit Shemesh News on WhatsApp and Facebook, in the afternoon a vehicle traveling on Kishon Boulevard in Ramat Beit Shemesh A entered with a high light pole and the huge column flattened 'quite easily' to the ground. Miraculously: A father and son were only lightly injured. A rescue team was there to help them. The size of the miracle, inside:

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Spectacular: The Dan River is lit and shining
  •  06/01/2021 20:49

Beautiful progress: Residents of Beit Shemesh and the neighborhoods were happy to find out at sunset that the lighting on the "River of the Dan" boulevard was turned on and the road was progressing towards its opening. The road looks bright and shining tonight and the drivers were not long in coming. View a bunch of pictures from the lighted road inside:

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