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After 51 years, Eilat man confesses to murdering disabled son
Asher Goldstein, 88, confessed to drowning his five-year-old son Saar in 1974; the boy, paralyzed from the waist down, was long believed to have died in a drowning accident; Goldstein has a criminal history including the 1976 murder of his wife
Roni Green Shaulov
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08.24.25
El Al to resume flights to Eilat after over a decade
Flights to Eilat will start in October, and will only operate this winter, with prices starting at 139 shekels one way, 99 shekels for Eilat residents; 'Important move to improve accessibility for residents of Israel’s southernmost city'
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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08.19.25
Rebooting domestic tourism: the Negev and Eilat
As low-cost airlines delay their return to Ben-Gurion Airport, causing the cost of flights to skyrocket this summer, more Israelis are choosing to vacation at home; after our recent three-part series on reviving tourism to the Galilee, we now turn our attention south, to the beautiful wilderness of the western Negev and Israel’s resort city on the Red Sea, Eilat
Buzzy Gordon
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08.03.25
Rare aquatic visitors to the Gulf of Eilat: manta rays, whale sharks and finbacks
At least four different manta rays, several whale sharks and, for the second time, finbacks were recently recorded in the Gulf of Eilat; What happened to make them arrive only this month?
Ilana Curiel
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07.20.25
Amid regional tensions, direct Moscow–Ramon flights resume after 4-year halt
For the first time since 2020, a Russian passenger flight landed in Ramon; Officials see the weekly route as a hopeful sign, with Eilat’s mayor declaring: 'The city is alive, open, and safe'
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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06.27.25
Efforts to protect Eilat corals underway during Navy base cleanup
As renovations begin at the Israeli Navy base in Eilat, divers relocate corals to temporary sites to preserve their integrity; The project highlights the unique resilience of Eilat’s coral reefs, a global natural treasure, in the face of rising sea temperatures
Ilana Curiel
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05.25.25
'Heartbreaking sight': Family of fallen IDF soldier finds grave shattered during memorial visit
During memorial at Eilat's military cemetery, family of Baruch Grossman discovers his grave had been destroyed in unnotified Defense Ministry renovations; 'I sat on the ground and couldn’t stop crying,' says granddaughter
Ilana Curiel
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05.24.25
1 dead, 9 injured after boat capsizes off Eilat coast
The passengers were thrown into the water during a sharp turn by the boat; the fatality—a man in his 40s was pulled from the water and pronounced dead, two people were moderately injured, and the rest sustained minor injuries
Ilana Curiel
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05.07.25
Eilat welcomes Russian visitors: Red Wings launches new routes to southern Israel
Russian airline Red Wings will operate weekly flights from Moscow and Sochi to Ilan & Asaf Ramon Airport starting June 12, with tickets starting at $697; 'I have no doubt that this is just the beginning of expanding Eilat's tourism,' said city's mayor
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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04.08.25
Eilat under fire as Houthis launch second strike on Israel in hours
IDF reports intercepting missile outside Israeli territory after warning sirens sounded in Arava Desert and southern port city of Eilat; incident came just hours after central Israel targeted by missile fire
Ynet
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01.18.25
Rare sighting: Brown sea turtle swimming in Gulf of Eilat
An adult brown sea turtle, a species considered rare in the area, was spotted in Eilat; It may be the same turtle that laid eggs on the northern beaches about three years ago.
Ilana Curiel
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01.12.25
The 'Houthi' connection
Houthis bother the US and Israel with missiles and attacks on the Red Sea since the outbreak of war despite the American shift to the offensive and the Israeli retaliations
Col.(res) Dr. Ronen Itsik
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01.10.25
Eilat to open new beach for visitors
Almog Beach is set to expand coastal strip for locals and tourists and is situated close to the Coral Reserve; environmental activists warn of 'excessive' construction in area
Ilana Curiel
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12.26.24
Eilat port lays desolate amid Houthi threat
After challenges faced by Israel's southernmost city during the war in Gaza, port officials say lack of work due to Houthi threat is a danger to Israeli economy
Ilana Curiel
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12.21.24
Eastern border residents on edge as security threats escalate
As security threats intensify along Israel's eastern border, residents and local leaders are pushing for stronger defenses; and despite promises from the government, delayed funding and insufficient military presence leave communities vulnerable to terrorism and smuggling
Ilana Curiel
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12.13.24
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