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US cargo planes at Ben Gurion Airport put 2.4 million summer flight tickets at risk
Airports Authority CEO Sharon Kedmi warns airlines may soon be told to cancel summer and High Holiday flights unless US aircraft vacate parking stands, saying one in four passengers could be affected
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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06.11.26
Israeli travel trends shift: more last-minute flights, higher prices, and flexible cancellation demand
New SkyGini data shows Israeli flight prices rose 24% amid reduced airline activity, while demand for flexible cancellation surged fivefold; One third of bookings are made within a week of departure, with solo travelers and couples making up 81%
ynet Global
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06.11.26
The world’s most peaceful countries revealed, and Israel is near the bottom
The annual index ranks 163 countries and territories by safety, conflict and militarization; Iceland remains No. 1 for the 19th straight year, Slovenia climbs into the top five and Israel ranks 159th amid the ongoing war
Roy Elman
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06.10.26
Can you cross Japan without a phone? Two Israelis set out to find out
Israeli content creators Ariel Ron and Ben Gordon landed in Japan without smartphones, Google Maps or advance research, relying on strangers, joining a local rap video shoot and being invited to dinner by a Japanese couple they met by chance
Sharon Kidon
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06.09.26
Wine, nature and food: a day trip through Mateh Yehuda’s vineyards
From June 4, one of Israel’s largest wine regions opened between the Jerusalem Hills and Judean plains, offering a day trip of wineries, nature sites and local food
Zvika Burg
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06.07.26
Inside the 'secret river' of the Dead Sea: stunning but forbidden desert landscape
Drone photographer Arik Danino captured footage of the 'secret river' in the Dead Sea area, a man-made canyon from brine flows, a closed military zone off-limits for mines, sinkholes and Jordan border proximity, with sci-fi-like landscapes
Assaf Kamar
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06.06.26
Israel’s best easy water hikes for hot weather: springs, streams and shade
Even in extreme heat, Israel offers short shaded water hikes: Ein Divsha, Snir Stream, Hakibbutzim Stream, the Majrase and Tel Dan; Easy, family-friendly routes with springs, streams and pools across the Galilee, Golan and Beit She’an Valley
Gilad Carmeli
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06.06.26
Israel’s hidden beach jacuzzi: the natural rock pool at Tel Shikmona
The journey through Israel’s most beautiful beaches reaches Tel Shikmona in Haifa, home to a famous natural rock 'jacuzzi' that draws photographers, influencers and nature lovers
Assaf Kamar
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06.05.26
10 times larger than a cruise ship: The floating city planned for 80,000 people
Nearly 30 years after it was first proposed, Freedom Ship is again drawing global attention with plans for schools, a hospital, parks and homes at sea, though the $15 billion project still lacks the funding needed to begin construction
Asaf Rozen
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06.02.26
Away from the crowds: 10 hidden European gems to visit in 2026
Looking for an original, photogenic and lesser-known getaway? From Germany to Portugal, these are the special places to add to your bucket list
Assaf Rosen
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06.01.26
44 countries in 3 years: 'We loved our life in Israel, but we were afraid of missing our dreams'
They planned to spend six months traveling before returning to their routine in Israel, but 3 years and 44 countries later, Roni and Eric are still working remotely, living out of suitcases and embracing a life of constant movement, despite fears about spending 24/7 together
Assaf Kamar
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05.31.26
Best short trips in Israel: caves, beaches, forests and craters
From a mysterious cave in the Carmel, through a nature reserve with a breathtaking coastal lookout in the Sharon plain, to a hidden forest near Jerusalem and a Ramon Crater trail perfect for this season: from north to south, here are four short-drive getaway ideas
Erez Dagan
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05.30.26
Best beaches in Israel: 62 'Blue Flag' beaches recognized for cleanliness, safety and access
Out of 157 beaches in Israel, 62 and three marinas earned the international 'Blue Flag' certification for meeting strict standards of cleanliness, safety, accessibility and environmental management, from the Kinneret to Eilat and across the coast
Ilana Curiel
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05.29.26
Looking for a cool getaway? These 10 water trails across Israel deliver
From the Golan Heights to the Arava, 10 short water trails across Israel offer family-friendly outings, featuring springs, pools and shaded picnic spots beneath trees and reeds
Yedioth Ahronoth
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05.29.26
The secret lake in Israel most travelers don’t know about
Hidden between the fields of the Lakhish region near Kiryat Gat, Yoav Lake remains largely unknown to Israelis; discovered by a local teen a decade ago, the former quarry-turned-reservoir offers clear water, quiet surroundings and a rare off-the-map nature escape
Assaf Kamar
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05.29.26
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