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Warm, clear skies expected through the week across Israel with temperatures rising toward weekend
Mild drop expected Wednesday before above-average heat returns Thursday and Friday; unseasonably hot conditions likely in lowlands, with strong coastal winds and possible localized showers in the southeast
ynet
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10.28.25
Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport to undergo major Terminal 3 expansion in $83 million upgrade
Oron Holdings and Investments won a $83 million tender to expand and modernize Terminal 3 at Ben Gurion Airport, adding new passenger areas, commercial space and a dedicated entry terminal for bus arrivals over 30 months
Ori Hodi
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10.27.25
Jerusalem hotels sweep 2024 World Travel Awards; Tel Aviv suite keeps top spot
Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem was named Israel’s best hotel for the second year in a row at the 2024 World Travel Awards; American Colony took best boutique hotel, and the David Kempinski Tel Aviv suite held its top title
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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10.27.25
IDF intensifies strikes in Lebanon; Hezbollah chief says war still possible
Israel says 330 Hezbollah operatives have been killed since the cease-fire nearly a year ago; Airstrikes have expanded in recent weeks, as Naim Qassem warns that renewed war is possible if fighting is forced
Lior Ben Ari, Yair Kraus
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10.27.25
Israel sets clocks back as warm, dry weather continues
Despite the overnight time change, temperatures remain above average with no rain in sight; dry, unseasonably hot conditions expected to persist into mid-November
Ynet
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10.26.25
Far-left Irish lawmaker who called Israel a 'terrorist state' elected president in landslide
Catherine Connolly, known for extreme anti-Israel rhetoric and refusal to denounce Hamas, wins Ireland’s largely ceremonial presidency with over 63% of the vote; previously drew criticism for meeting Assad ally accused of war crimes during 2018 trip to Syria
Ynet, news agencies
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10.26.25
Norway’s public broadcaster airs jokes about killing Jews on kids’ program
Norway’s NRK aired antisemitic jokes about killing Jews and smuggling them from Sweden on a program also aimed at children as young as 9: 'The hosts’ cynical humor is twisted — and then people wonder why antisemitism here is surging,' said an Israeli educator
Itamar Eichner
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10.25.25
Testing the limits: Hamas asserts control in Gaza — and its message to mediators
Nearly two weeks into the cease-fire, Hamas seeks to reestablish rule in Gaza 'without being dragged into war'; In Cairo, Palestinian factions formed a temporary governing committee, defying US calls to exclude Hamas from power
Einav Halabi
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10.24.25
Truth revealed about 'Turkish ship' off Nahariya: it was a British coal steamer lost in 1911
For decades, divers knew the wreck off Nahariya as the 'Turkish ship'; New research reveals it was actually a British steamer, Ardo, wrecked in a 1911 storm while carrying coal to Haifa; Seven sailors died, and its captain was tried
Yair Kraus
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10.24.25
The new Saudi Arabia: a historic opening and strategic test for Israel
Opinion: Saudi Arabia’s strategic rise is reshaping the Middle East. For Israel, it’s both an opening and a warning: act now to align with Riyadh—or risk watching a new regional order take shape without it
Munir Dahir
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10.24.25
IDF chief to receive probe findings on Oct. 7 failures as major military shake-up looms
After months of review, a panel led by senior IDF officials will present its findings to IDF Chief Eyal Zamir, who must decide the fate of senior officers, including the Intelligence Directorate head Maj. Gen. Shlomi Binder
Yossi Yehoshua
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10.24.25
Spain probes steelmaker for defying Israel export ban
Spain’s High Court is investigating steelmaker Sidenor and top executives for allegedly selling steel to an Israeli weapons firm without approval, in one of the first probes under Spain’s ban on arms-related sales to Israel
ynet Global
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10.24.25
US, Israel seek to limit UN role in Gaza post-war stabilization force
Proposal seeks international backing without binding mandates; Washington aims for swift Security Council vote amid Arab pressure and Israeli concerns over operational freedom and European leadership
Itamar Eichner
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10.24.25
Over 80,000 new apartments remain unsold: Israel’s housing market continues to stall
According to the Central Bureau of Statistics, home sales in August fell nearly 9% compared with July. The number of unsold new apartments continues to climb — with Tel Aviv leading the list of cities where contractors can’t sell.
Hila Tsion
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10.24.25
In Israeli first: Heart bypass and liver transplant on same day save patient’s life
Hadassah Ein Kerem surgeons performed Israel’s first heart bypass and liver transplant on the same night; The rare double surgery, done during the Sukkot holiday, was part of a 24-hour transplant marathon that saved four lives
Or Hadar
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10.24.25
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