Videos
Watch visual stories about Israel, with the complete text and links to the original reporting.
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Video · 0:35Netanya’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.
Video · 0:37How 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.
Video · 0:35Daniel 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.
Video · 0:41Ashdod: 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.
Video · 0:34Terminal 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.
Video · 0:36More 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.
Video · 0:26A 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.
Video · 0:18Growing 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.
Video · 0:31Arkia’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.
Video · 2:33Israel in focus — 15 September 2026
The 15 September 2026 visual edition brings together diplomacy, inflation, technology, railway services, defense and local life in Israel.
Video · 0:29WEIZAC: 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.
Video · 0:37Brig. 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.