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The first repatriation flight landed in Dubai to return stranded Israelis after the first rescue flight's landing permission was revoked by UAE authorities.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/2/26
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The first repatriation flight landed in Dubai to return stranded Israelis after the first rescue flight's landing permission was revoked by UAE authorities.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/2/26
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El Al stated that, as soon as official permission is granted for the rescue flights to resume, it would be implementing the planned flights to bring stranded Israelis home.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/2/26
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Earlier on Friday, Israel's flag carrier El Al said it would operate the flights to Dubai only if it receives approval from the relevant authorities
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Avi Scharf (via Haaretz.com)
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10/2/26
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Statement from Israel's flagship carrier says its landing permit was revoked, but other Israeli airlines say they have the necessary approvals to fly
The post Arkia, Israir indicate UAE rescue …
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Via The Times of Israel
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10/2/26
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"The Commission urges the three countries to address their differences through established diplomatic channels and peaceful dialogue," it said in a statement late on Thursday.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/2/26
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According to the poll, the coalition bloc gained two seats this week, rising to 51, while the Zionist opposition bloc fell by two seats to 53.
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Via The Jerusalem Post
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10/2/26
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Pro-Palestinian materials found among belongings of Omani co-pilot who expressed hostility towards Israel, UAE source reveals to i24NEWS.
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Via Israel National News
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10/2/26
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Any policy proposal for Gaza that does not entail large-scale population removal is merely a variant of previously tried and failed formulas of autonomy and/or Oslo. Opinion.
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Via Israel National News
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10/2/26
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Israel's electoral institutions remain the least damaged aspect of its democracy. And yet, electoral integrity can no longer be taken for granted - and there are steps Israel can take right now, like …
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Talia Sasson (via Haaretz.com)
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10/2/26
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