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In a landmark event, Israel's newly refurbished presidential plane, dubbed 'Zion Wing', embarked on its maiden voyage to Washington. Flight AX001 marks a significant moment for the Israeli Air Force, representing a symbolic triumph for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu despite previous controversy over the aircraft's fate

Starting Wednesday, July 24, direct train service from Be'er Sheva to Tel Aviv will be halted until Saturday evening, July 27, due to essential track maintenance. This interruption affects travel between various key stations, impacting commuters and travelers in the region

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a highly anticipated speech to both houses of the American Congress, marking his fourth address, a record for a foreign leader. However, his appearance was overshadowed by arrests of relatives of abductees and significant protests

Israeli content recommendation company Outbrain has announced the acquisition of Teads, a prominent player in video advertising solutions, for $1 billion. The seller is French-Israeli businessman Patrick Darhy's media group, which owns the Israeli communications company HOT

Rating agency S&P Global has issued an unusual statement highlighting the increased risk posed by the escalating conflict in the Middle East. The agency warns that the potential for regional escalation presents a significant threat to Israel's security, economy, and social stability

Six pro-Palestinian activists were arrested after breaking into the Elbit Systems company in Bristol with a large vehicle just before 4 a.m. on Wednesday. During the confrontation, two police officers were injured, with one being taken to the hospital for back injuries and later released, while the other received on-site medical treatment for leg injuries

Low-cost airline EasyJet has announced that it will not renew its flights to Tel Aviv until April 2025. Customers who have booked tickets on this route between October 27, 2024, and March 29, 2025, will be offered options including full refunds for their purchased tickets

Exactly one month after Ma'ariv reported an investigation by the National Fraud Investigation Unit at "Lehav" 433 concerning the issuance of diplomatic passports to unauthorized individuals, including Yair Netanyahu, the Prime Minister's son, and various authority heads, police investigators and detectives raided the Minister of Foreign Affairs headquarters today. The raid aimed to collect documents and computer materials related to the affair

David Ignatius, veteran diplomatic and security commentator for The Washington Post, expressed cautious optimism yesterday regarding the escalating situation in the Middle East. Relying on American and Israeli sources, Ignatius suggested that there remains a possible way out of the current conflagration. According to him, the Biden administration has managed to deter Iran from launching a widespread attack on Israel, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is showing signs of flexibility on the ceasefire agreement and hostage deal with Hamas. The unknown variable remains Hezbollah,...

In a major development for the aerospace sector, a leading defense company announced a $1.9 billion contract to supply weapons to a foreign nation