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easyJet will restart flights between Tel Aviv and London in March 2026 after a long suspension. The airline is also considering adding more destinations from Tel Aviv. Tickets are already available for booking.
Debate over Israel's conscription bill has been dominated by accusations and slogans, overshadowing discussion of the law itself. Opponents are often labeled as enemies or haters, hindering meaningful debate.
Bedouin families in the West Bank are being forced from their homes by increasing settler violence and intimidation. Thousands have been displaced, with little accountability for those responsible. Activists warn that the situation is worsening, leaving many communities in fear and uncertainty.
Governor Tim Walz denounced President Trump's harsh comments about Minnesota's Somali community, calling them unprecedented and harmful. Republican leaders stopped short of condemning Trump, while lawmakers and advocates in Minnesota and Ohio called for respect and unity. The dispute comes amid ongoing concerns about fraud and immigration enforcement.
Vice President JD Vance denies claims of rising antisemitism in the Republican Party and calls such accusations unfair. He also expresses respect for progressive lawmakers, praising their focus on key issues and openness to listening.
The BBC has introduced mandatory anti-discrimination training for all staff amid criticism over its handling of antisemitism. The move follows complaints from Jewish staff and scrutiny of the broadcaster's Middle East coverage.
A neo-Nazi deported from Australia for participating in an antisemitic rally lashed out at media upon arriving in South Africa with his family. The case has sparked moves to tighten protest laws in New South Wales. Authorities said his actions did not reflect Australian values.
Ireland and several other countries are boycotting Eurovision after Israel was allowed to compete. The decision followed a debate among contest organizers, with supporters stressing inclusivity and neutrality. Israel's leaders praised the move, while critics voiced concerns about cultural boycotts.
A former military officer calls for comprehensive reforms before tackling the ultra-Orthodox draft issue, citing unclear roles and retention concerns. He warns that current proposals may not address the underlying structural problems.
Reports reveal that stress from fighting Houthi forces led to a series of costly mistakes by the US Navy, including a friendly fire incident, a collision, and the loss of several jets. The findings highlight the toll of sustained operations on personnel and equipment.
Russian President Vladimir Putin praised India's reliability as a trade partner and discussed deepening cooperation with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The leaders are expected to sign multiple agreements to strengthen economic and strategic ties during Putin's visit.
Lisbon's rise as a cultural and culinary hotspot has led to skyrocketing property prices, making it Europe's most expensive housing market for locals. Residents are struggling with affordability as the city's popularity grows.
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