New York City Hospital Testing Patient for Ebola Virus
A healthcare worker has returned to the US from West Africa suffering with symptoms resulting in testing for the Ebola virus at NYC's Bellevue Hospital.
UAE, Israel Discuss Establishing Quarantine-Free Travel Corridor
Foreign Ministries of the two nations are negotiating terms of the agreement with the aim of finalizing and implementing the agreement in April 2021.
World’s Largest Travel Bloggers’ Conference to Begin in Jerusalem
The conference agenda includes a number of keynote speakers including Mayor of Jerusalem, Nir Barkat.
Former El Al Officials Join Cyber Tycoon to Launch ‘Air Haifa’
Air Haifa plans to operate routes to Eilat and Bucharest, beginning with the Romanian capital this October.
Israir, Arkia Suspend International Flights
The move follows a decision by Israel to impose a 14-day home quarantine on every person arriving in the Jewish State.
Where Am I: Separated but Equal
Separated but equal.
US Orders Kuwait Airways to Stop Discrimination against Israelis
The Dept. of Transportation rejected a Kuwait Airways appeal that tried to rationalize discrimination.
Where Am I: Adeloyada
Adeloyada
Where On the Wall is Carmen Sandiego?
Which Wall?
Watch: Israelis Line Up in Endless Column of Cars outside Nature Preserve
An estimated 5,500 spent the night in the designated parking lots of the Nature and Parks Authority on the third day of the Passover holiday week.
Where Am I: Remembering in the Valley
Remembering in the valley.
Ben Gurion International Airport to Close for Yom Kippur
Some 45,000 travelers are expected to pass through the airport in the hours before operations are suspended for the Yom Kippur holiday.
Health Ministry Suspects Israelis Returned from Denmark with Mink Mutated Coronavirus
The Israeli version regarding the chances of a mutated epidemic may be over-optimistic.
Brussels Police Find Third Bomb, Evacuate Nuclear Plants as ISIS Takes Responsibility for Attack
Brussels police have found more bombs and suspicious objects after ISIS terror attacks in the morning.
Landing Patterns at Ben Gurion Airport Changed Due to Security
There has been no change in flight schedules and no significant delays are expected.
UAE Airline Competes with EL AL, Offering Flights to Israelis on Trips to Far...
"In recent weeks we have seen a rise in demand in Israel and a return of the desire to travel.”
El Al to offer direct flights between Tel Aviv and Chicago
Next on the U.S. horizons: San Francisco starting on May 13; Las Vegas beginning on June 14; and Orlando, Fla., as of July 2.
El Al Testing Organized Prayers on TA-NY Flights
In late January, an El Al flight attendant was documented clashing with Haredi passengers who had assembled for the evening prayer.
Israeli Airlines Deadline Extended to Resolve Dubai Airport Security Dispute
Most of the United Arab Emirates' Jewish tourism and kosher food offerings are based in Dubai.
King of Thailand Passes Away After 70 Years of Gentle Rule
After ruling for 70 years, the King of Thailand has passed away at the age of 88, leaving anxiety in his wake.
Tura Winery Visitor’s Center Opens its Doors on Chol Hamoed
This Passover, their intimate tasting room and visitors center will be open to the general public and during chol hamoed and will be free of charge
Tel Aviv Central Bus Station Slated for Closure by Dec. 5
The station is in legal proceedings in the absence of a license and required permits from two ministries and the Fire and Rescue Service.
Where Am I: Strings
Strings
Report: ISIS Behind Istanbul Airport Terror Attack
Turkish officials say they believe ISIS masterminded the suicide bombing at Istanbul's Ataturk Airport.
US Citizens in Gaza Still to Need Visas to Cross Border at Erez, per...
The U.S. State Department released a fact sheet about the memorandum of understanding that Washington and Jerusalem signed on July 19.
Doomed EgyptAir Pilots Knew Fire Started, Tried to Put It Out
EgyptAir pilots aboard Flight 804 that crashed May 19 knew a fire had erupted, and tried to put it out.
Where Am I: Aristobulus Died Here
Palaces & Pools.
Tel Aviv Light Rail to Start Service August 18 after 100 Years’ Interruption
The NTA has been accused of management waste that allegedly included lots of partying.
Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport Braces for 30,000 Travelers to Uman
Tens of thousands of travelers are heading this week to Uman to pray at the grave site of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov.
Where Am I: Lehi
Lehi Farms