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Israeli Airlines Cancel Dubai Rescue Flights, Stranding Tourists
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Israeli tourists are stranded in Dubai after Israeli airline Arkia canceled its rescue flights due to revoked flight permits. Nava Koster, a stranded tourist, reported that her tour company, Eshet Tours, has provided no assistance, leaving her group scattered and facing exorbitant costs for alternative flights. Arkia confirmed the cancellations, citing failed attempts to secure renewed authorization, while Eshet Tours stated they are working to find solutions for passengers' return.
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- Israeli airline Arkia canceled rescue flights from Dubai due to revoked flight permits.
- Stranded Israeli tourist Nava Koster reported her tour company abandoned the group.
- Alternative flights are prohibitively expensive, costing thousands of dollars for families.
- Two elderly group members require medication and are suffering from the uncertainty.
- Eshet Tours claims to be working on solutions and maintaining contact with stranded passengers.
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