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Fattal announces 12 new hotels, luxury resorts and Dead Sea water park
Fattal Hotels plans to open 12 new properties across Israel by 2030, adding more than 2,000 rooms; The expansion includes luxury and boutique hotels, a Dead Sea water park and major renovations of existing properties
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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10.15.26
Eilat Port fears total shutdown as Houthis tighten grip on Red Sea route
Houthi forces have seized Mokha and strengthened their hold on Perim Island near Bab el-Mandeb, while Eilat now handles just one ship a month and says even that limited traffic may no longer be viable
Sivan Hilaie
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09.16.26
She lost 70 kilos to donate a kidney to her husband, then gave it to a stranger
After diabetes left Meir Kara blind and his kidneys failed, his wife Rinat lost 70 kilos to qualify as a donor. A last-minute paired transplant meant her kidney went to another patient while an altruistic donor gave Meir the kidney that freed him from dialysis
Dina Halutz
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09.12.26
Ben Gurion Airport’s busiest stretch begins as August travel surges
Five peak days could bring nearly 100,000 travelers each as new routes launch, US carriers stay away and Eilat flights expand; 2.6 million passengers expected in August
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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08.03.26
From resort city to sports hub: Eilat builds international training complex
The 180-dunam campus combines elite facilities, sports medicine, hospitality and public space as Eilat targets teams and major events
ynet Global
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08.01.26
Dan Hotels swaps the buffet line for Israel’s street food stars
The hotel chain is bringing market tacos, Vietnamese dishes, loaded meat sandwiches and HaKosem’s falafel into its Eilat dining rooms, expanding a guest-chef program
ynet Global
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07.27.26
Iran fires missiles at Jordan’s Aqaba as explosions heard in Eilat
Flights were delayed and security forces searched open areas near Eilat as prominent Jordanians demanded the removal of foreign troops, warning that the country’s growing role in US operations was exposing it to attack
Lior Ben Ari, Ilana Curiel, Elisha Ben Kimon, Alexandra Lukash
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07.22.26
US intercepts Iranian launches to Jordan, interceptors also sent from Israel
Interceptor fragments fell in Eilat, where residents reported hearing explosions; No change to the Home Front Command's guidelines; Flights to Aqaba were delayed, as well as to Ben Gurion Airport
Roni Green Shaulov, Elisha Ben Kimon
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07.19.26
Private check-in, poolside cabanas: Israel’s vacation capital goes VIP
Dan Eilat hotel’s new GALA category covers 69 rooms and suites, adding poolside VIP entry, lounge and wellness access, and other perks
ynet Global
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07.10.26
'Anyone planning another massacre will come here': Eilat alarmed after Shin Bet warning
Eilat residents and tourists were unsettled by a Shin Bet warning of a possible Oct. 7-style attack, but officials and businesses say calm has returned as fears shift to exposed Arava border communities
Oded Shalom
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06.26.26
Shin Bet chief warns Eilat could be target of next Oct. 7-style attack
David Zini has reportedly ordered the agency to prioritize attack scenarios in the southern resort city, citing concerns over its isolation, land borders and vulnerability to infiltration; Shin Bet denies concrete threat to city
Elisha Ben Kimon, Ilana Curiel
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06.22.26
Israeli underwater photo named among World Shootout’s 20 most iconic images
Dr. Tom Shlesinger’s image of a giant Atlantic goliath grouper surrounded by tiny fish was chosen from tens of thousands of entries submitted over two decades of the prestigious competition
Yogev Israeli
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06.17.26
Isrotel unveils massive hotel expansion with suspended pool in Eilat, glamping at Ramon Crater
New Eilat hotel, glamping in Ramon Crater, Kinneret resort part of 3 billion shekels investment plan for Israel and Europe
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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06.03.26
Is new medical school in Eilat a growth engine or a peripheral experiment?
Backed by major investment and aimed at easing Israel’s doctor shortage, the project promises to reshape Eilat’s economy but faces hurdles in staffing, clinical training and global competition for students and faculty
ynet Global
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04.23.26
Eilat man accused of spying for Iran, filming Ovda Airbase for payment
Prosecutors say 23-year-old received hundreds of dollars to photograph sensitive sites, including an Israeli Air Force base where he worked, despite suspecting handler was linked to Iranian intelligence
Ilana Curiel
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03.30.26
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