Israel prepares grand welcome for Trump
Israeli airport gets facelift ahead of historic Trump visit as round-the-clock preparations continue.
Israeli airport gets facelift ahead of historic Trump visit as round-the-clock preparations continue.
Pastor Robert Stearns, leader of the Eagles’ Wings organization, is calling on the Israeli government to strengthen its ties with the evangelical community. On Thursday, 220 Christian leaders with a combined online reach of 300 million followers arrived in Israel. On Sunday, a major event will be held at the City of David.
As the Sabbath ended, politicians began reacting on social media to the dramatic developments around the Trump plan to end the war in Gaza.
The Ashdod beaches were closed for bathing until further notice, despite unlikely danger to the public.
Yaakov Perl, 49, a dual American-Israeli citizen, had traveled to Israel to carry out intelligence gathering missions on public figures under the direction of Iranian intelligence.
Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett criticized the government, warning that “the harmful norms that have seeped into public institutions will be uprooted.” Addressing security officials, he added, “Do not be afraid, this government will soon be replaced.”
During interrogation, Social Equality Minister May Golan arrived at the Tel Aviv police station and took her mother away when she stepped out to use the restroom, leaving before the session had concluded. Throughout the questioning, her mother had remained silent.
“We have not been involved in any discussions on regulatory reform,” the company spokesperson said, effectively distancing Uber from Israeli transportation minister Miri Regev's statements. Uber exited the Israeli market in June 2023 and does not appear to have plans to return to Israel’s roads.
Following publication in Israel Hayom that a Palestinian guesthouse shaped like an airplane opened against the law, the Civil Administration issued four stop-work orders for the events complex.
The Israeli Transportation Ministry confirmed that Transportation Minister Miri Regev is advancing the entry of Uber into Israel’s taxi market.
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