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Tel Aviv shares closed higher on Friday, driven by insurance, defense, and technology stocks, even as banks weakened. The local currency strengthened against both the dollar and the euro.
Women luthiers in Israel are gaining prominence in the traditionally male-dominated craft of string instrument making and restoration. Trained in Italy and working in Israel and abroad, they combine artistry, science, and meticulous skill to shape the future of the profession.
Vitkin Winery in Kfar Vitkin pairs diverse wine tastings with a creative dairy menu in a relaxed vineyard setting. With inventive dishes and thoughtfully curated wines, it offers a standout experience for visitors seeking quality and atmosphere.
A powerful dust storm hit Israel with winds reaching 62 miles per hour, leading to power outages and dangerous air pollution levels. Officials urged residents, especially vulnerable groups, to limit outdoor activity until conditions improve.
Israel's defense minister says the war with Iran is escalating and entering a decisive phase. He says only the Iranian people can ultimately end the conflict by bringing down the regime.
Pakistan and Afghanistan have exchanged accusations of drone strikes and air attacks as cross-border fighting intensifies. China is urging restraint and attempting to mediate amid fears of broader regional instability.
Archaeologists have uncovered a 1,400-year-old Byzantine church in Nitzana National Park featuring intricate mosaic floors. The site once served residents and Christian pilgrims traveling through the region.
A new series explores the healing landscapes surrounding Jerusalem, beginning with the Judean Desert. Blending biblical history, desert hospitality, and modern wellness retreats, the region continues a tradition of refuge and renewal just minutes from the city.
President Donald Trump said United States forces struck military targets on Iran’s Kharg Island while sparing oil facilities. Washington warned it would target Iran’s oil infrastructure if shipping through the Strait of Hormuz is disrupted.
Flight services in Dubai and across West Asia remain disrupted due to ongoing regional tensions. Air India is operating 80 flights, while IndiGo has cancelled 97 services amid airspace restrictions.
Asaduddin Owaisi questioned the Indian government’s response to the escalating West Asia crisis and called for a clearer stance on international law. The debate unfolds as tensions involving Iran, Israel and the United States raise concerns over security and energy supplies.
Trump said United States forces struck Iran’s main oil export terminal, prompting threats of retaliation from Tehran. Iran has intensified regional attacks while the United States sends more troops to the Middle East, signaling a widening conflict.
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