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Wizz Air plans to open a new hub at Ben Gurion Airport in 2026, prompting strong opposition from Israel's domestic airlines. The announcement signals increased competition in the country's aviation market.
A Tel Aviv court rejected a man's claim that unpaid sports bets settled his 2.6 million shekel debt. The judge ordered him to repay his former brother-in-law in full.
Segev Kalfon, recently freed after over two years as a hostage in Gaza, has detailed severe abuse and deprivation during his captivity. His account sheds light on the suffering endured by hostages and raises questions about the response of Israeli authorities.
A new draft law on ultra-Orthodox military conscription has sparked controversy in Israel, with critics calling it too lenient. The proposal threatens the stability of Prime Minister Netanyahu's coalition and has reignited debate over longstanding exemptions.
Women filming themselves eating large amounts of food is challenging traditional expectations. The mukbang trend is seen as a small revolution in how women express themselves. It highlights changing attitudes toward femininity and eating.
Thousands protested in Giessen as the far-right Alternative for Germany party launched a new youth wing. The move follows the dissolution of its previous youth group, amid concerns over extremism and growing opposition.
A new draft law on ultra-Orthodox military conscription has sparked uproar in Israel, with critics saying it fails to address inequality. The proposal has deepened political divisions and threatens the stability of Prime Minister Netanyahu's coalition.
Recently released documents identify Reuben Efron as the Central Intelligence Agency official who monitored Lee Harvey Oswald before John F. Kennedy's assassination. Efron's background as a Jewish immigrant, spy, and biblical scholar sheds light on his life but not on the lingering mysteries of the case.
Iran has released new footage of Israeli strikes from the recent twelve-day war, highlighting extensive damage to military infrastructure. Israeli forces reportedly targeted hundreds of sites, including missile launchers and production facilities.
Israel saw unusually warm weather on Saturday, but cooler temperatures and rain are expected starting Sunday. The weather will gradually return to seasonal norms with showers and gusty winds in some areas.
Lebanon's army has revealed underground Hezbollah sites near the Israeli border as part of its campaign to dismantle the group's military presence. The army has intensified patrols, seized weapons, and closed smuggling routes amid ongoing tensions with Israel.
A National Guard member has died after a shooting near the White House, leading to upgraded murder charges and a halt to asylum decisions. The incident has prompted a renewed crackdown on migrants and increased scrutiny of federal deployments in US cities.
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