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Visual stories about Israel, with complete slide text, sources and links to our reporting.
Videos
Netanya’s new bridge: from plan to opening
Netanya’s Havatzelet bridge, from the 2023 tender to its September 2026 opening, and the distinction between planned housing and finished homes.
How a 25-ton ancient mikveh was moved intact
How conservators protected and moved a 25-ton Second Temple-period Jewish ritual bath from Carmei Gat, and the plan for its return.
Daniel Pinsky: navigating an ocean race without routine GPS
Daniel Pinsky’s Golden Globe Race entry explains traditional navigation with a sextant and paper charts, alongside satellite tracking and emergency GPS.
Ashdod: from smarter water meters to savings for residents
Ashdod’s smart water meters connect remote readings to unusual-use alerts and reported cumulative savings for residents.
Terminal X and Soho: what the proposed deal means
The proposed Terminal X purchase of a controlling stake in Soho: the price, retail business and conditions in the nonbinding memorandum.
More building permits, fewer finished homes: Israel’s 2025 housing report
Israel’s 2025 building permits and completion certificates measure different stages. These charts compare both with 2024 and explain the distinction.
A survey, reweighted: party preferences and the age adjustment
How age weighting changed the reported results of a voluntary survey of Russian-speaking immigrants, and why it is not a national election forecast.
Growing bluefin in Eilat: the captive-breeding goal
Eilat researchers are raising juvenile Atlantic bluefin tuna. A complete captive-breeding cycle remains the National Tuna Project’s research goal.
Arkia’s New York addition: the 245-seat cabin
Inside Arkia’s 245-seat Airbus A330-300: 45 business seats, 200 economy seats and the aircraft’s planned Tel Aviv–New York role.
Israel in focus — 15 September 2026
The 15 September 2026 visual edition brings together diplomacy, inflation, technology, railway services, defense and local life in Israel.
WEIZAC: Israel’s first electronic computer
A visual quiz about WEIZAC, the electronic computer built at the Weizmann Institute in 1954–1955, with the answer and historical sources.
Brig. Gen. Tzuri Sagi, Who Trained Kurdish Rebels in Iraq, Dies at 92
A visual account of Brig. Gen. Tzuri Sagi’s military career, including the Mitla Pass battle and his work advising Kurdish forces in Iraq.