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Israel PM says Houthis threaten the 'whole world' after strike near Tel Aviv airport
A ballistic missile launched from Yemen by the Iran-backed Houthis struck near Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion International Airport on Sunday, briefly grounding flights, halting train service and forcing the closure of access roads covered in debris.
Some international airlines suspended flights, and Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, threatened to retaliate.
This was my biggest fear my whole life, before captivity, during captivity,” she reportedly said. “And it happened to me after captivity, in my safest place.” ...
Crowds of protesters took to central Tel Aviv for the weekly demonstration demanding ceasefire and immediate release of the ...
Israel Airports Authority said on Sunday (May 4) operations at Ben Gurion Airport had returned to normal, after a missile ...
The mayors of Berlin and Tel Aviv are to sign an agreement on Monday on becoming partner cities. Kei Wegner from the German ...
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A wildfire has shut the main highway linking Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, sending at least a dozen people to the hospital and ...
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