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General · 8h ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsrael's Nature Parks Overwhelmed by Weekend Tourist SurgeIsrael's nature parks experienced a massive surge in visitors on Saturday, November 14, leading to temporary closures of popular sites like Gesher HaZiv and the Hula Nature Reserve. The Nature and Parks Authority reported around 80,000 visitors by 3 PM, with many camping overnight. The actual number of people outdoors may be higher as the count excludes many public areas.General · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomHaifa Cable Car Suffers Breakdown, Stranding PassengersHaifa's "Rakavlit" cable car stopped on Thursday, November 12, trapping passengers for hours due to a broken pulley mechanism. The emergency brake activated automatically to prevent collisions. Technical crews manually dismantled the faulty cabin to safely evacuate everyone and restore service.General · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomFamily Escapes Blazing Car After Wedding Near Bnei BrakAn ultra-Orthodox family returning from a wedding near Bnei Brak narrowly escaped a car fire early Friday morning. The vehicle was completely destroyed, along with all personal belongings, including a shtreimel and a kosher phone. The family was unharmed, expressing relief that everyone survived the incident.General · 2d agoHot Water Can Ruin Delicate Fabrics, Especially in Israel's ClimateWashing wool, silk, bright colors, and elastane-rich clothing in hot water can cause irreversible damage like deformation and color loss. High temperatures can set stains, especially protein-based ones, making them harder to remove. In Israel's climate, frequent washing of synthetic activewear exacerbates these issues. Following garment care labels for temperature and using cooler washes is crucial for preserving clothing.General · 3d agoVeterinarians Urge Owners to Stay With Pets During EuthanasiaVeterinarians are urging pet owners to be present during euthanasia, as dogs and cats seek their owner's comfort in their final moments. This practice, highlighted by viral social media posts from clinics like Hillcrest, aims to provide pets with a sense of security. Specialists recommend discussing options like at-home euthanasia and comfort items with veterinarians beforehand. The advice is applicable globally, including in Israel, where owners can choose to stay with their pets during the procedure.General · 5d agoEU Tourism Overhaul to Reshape Israeli Travel HabitsThe European Union is implementing a new sustainable tourism strategy that will reshape travel for Israelis by promoting less-visited destinations and year-round travel. The plan aims to improve infrastructure and transportation coordination, though specific details on travel costs and schedules are pending. The reforms also include creating a digital data platform and a tourism academy to address labor shortages, driven by the sector's significant economic importance.General · 5d agoFreezing Soap Creates Flakes for Moth Repellent and CleaningFreezing soap for 30-60 minutes allows it to be grated into flakes useful for household tasks. These flakes can repel moths when placed in sachets in closets, clean delicate fabrics when dissolved in water with baking soda, and combat aphids on houseplants when sprayed as a diluted solution. The methods are presented as natural alternatives to chemical treatments, suitable for homes with pets and applicable in various climates.General · 13d ago · also in 2 newsroomsUnited Airlines Flight From Tel Aviv Returns Due to Passenger Medical EmergencyA United Airlines flight from Tel Aviv to Newark returned to Israel early Sunday after a passenger suffered a medical emergency shortly after takeoff. The flight was canceled, and passengers were rebooked on a later flight. This incident is the latest in a series of recent medical emergencies forcing flights to divert or land unexpectedly.General · 20d ago · also in 1 newsroomBen Gurion Airport Undergoing Major Renovation to Improve Passenger ExperienceBen Gurion Airport is undergoing a NIS 310 million reconstruction of Terminal 3 to improve passenger flow and reduce wait times. The project includes a new "Tel Aviv Gate" for bus arrivals, additional security and border control points, and expanded dining areas. The modernization aims to enhance convenience and efficiency, with further expansion planned by 2027.General · 21d ago · also in 21 newsroomsIsrael Prepares for Daylight Saving Time Change with Expert AdviceIsrael will switch to winter time on Sunday, October 25th, turning clocks back one hour. Experts advise on managing the transition, which can cause fatigue and appetite changes, by maximizing morning light exposure and adjusting sleep schedules. Nutritionists recommend maintaining regular meal times and dietary habits to prevent weight gain. The time change is regulated by Israeli law.General · 22d agoEl Al Flight to New York Makes Emergency Landing in Paris Due to Crew IllnessAn El Al flight from Tel Aviv to New York diverted to Paris due to a crew member's medical emergency, causing significant delays. The airline is arranging alternative flights or hotel stays for passengers, particularly those observing the Sabbath. This incident mirrors a recent Arkia flight's emergency landing in Canada for a passenger's medical issue.General · 23d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsrael Switches to Winter Time, Affecting Daylight HoursIsrael will switch to winter time on October 25, 2026, moving clocks back one hour from 02:00 to 01:00. This change will result in earlier sunrises and sunsets, with darkness falling sooner in the afternoon. The transition is part of a legal framework to align daily schedules with natural daylight. Israel's national time is maintained by atomic clocks and synchronized with international standards.General · 24d agoBrussels Airlines Cancels Tel Aviv Flight Last Minute Due to Crew IllnessBrussels Airlines canceled its Wednesday morning flight from Brussels to Tel Aviv due to a crew member falling ill and the inability to find a replacement. This is the first cancellation since the airline resumed flights to Israel on August 3rd. All passengers were rebooked on other flights, but details on passenger numbers and delay times were not provided.General · 24d ago · also in 11 newsroomsIsrael Shifts to Winter Time October 25, Affecting Daily RoutinesIsrael will switch to winter time on Sunday, October 25, moving clocks back one hour at 2:00 AM. This change, governed by a 2013 law, will last until March 26, 2027. The shift means earlier sunrises and sunsets, potentially affecting sleep patterns and daily routines. Despite debates about permanent daylight saving time, Israel's Knesset has maintained the seasonal clock changes.General · 24d ago · also in 4 newsroomsEquipment Failure Causes Major Delays in Israeli Biometric Passport IssuanceBiometric passport issuance in Israel is now taking up to eight weeks, an increase of two weeks, due to a broken data-imprinting machine at the Population and Immigration Authority. The delay is compounding existing difficulties in obtaining appointments and is causing concern for citizens planning international travel. Authorities are working to repair the equipment with the help of a German specialist and hope to clear the backlog within three weeks.General · 25d ago · also in 5 newsroomsEl Al Unveils Major Service Upgrades for All Classes Starting NovemberEl Al is launching a major upgrade to its passenger services across all classes, starting in November. The changes include updated menus, new bedding, enhanced digital services, and improved in-flight entertainment. Business class passengers will receive premium amenities, and all travelers will experience upgraded comfort. The airline will also begin installing Starlink satellite internet in 2027.General · 26d ago · also in 5 newsroomsEl Al Unveils Major Passenger Service Upgrades Including New Amenities and TechEl Al is implementing major upgrades to passenger services starting November 2026, including enhanced sleeping amenities, updated catering by chef Assaf Granit, and improved in-flight entertainment. By 2027, the airline plans to introduce Starlink satellite internet. The mobile app will also receive a travel mode and an AI assistant named "Ella." These changes aim to improve passenger experience and competitiveness.General · 27d agoWashing Machine Mysteries Solved: Why Socks Vanish and Cycles LengthenWashing machines have hidden mechanisms that can cause lost socks and longer wash cycles, according to "Исраэль Хайом." Clothes are cleaned by a combination of factors, not just drum speed, and modern machines often use less water than perceived. Excessive detergent can lead to extra rinses and longer cycles, while energy-saving modes balance lower electricity use with longer wash times. Lost socks are often found in door seals or drainage systems, and using mesh bags can prevent this.General · 28d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael Prepares for Daylight Saving Time Change, Advises Device ChecksIsrael will transition to winter time on October 25, 2026, by setting clocks back one hour at 2:00 AM. Residents are urged to check settings on smartphones, appliances, and medical devices, as not all will update automatically. The change affects daily schedules, work meetings, and religious observances, with earlier sunsets impacting evening activities and Shabbat preparations.General · 30d agoTel Aviv Parking Crisis Reaches Critical LevelsTel Aviv is experiencing a severe parking crisis, with 99.8% of official spots occupied and 87% of them used for over 24 hours, according to a Pumba report. This has reduced available parking for traffic flow to just 13% and worsened compared to previous years. The report advises drivers to seek parking on Friday evenings or weekday mornings for better chances, while avoiding late evenings.General · 32d agoIsraeli Man Wins 64 Million Shekels, Keeps Lottery Win Secret From WifeAn Israeli man won 64 million shekels in the "Double Lotto" lottery on October 11 but concealed the win from his wife, telling her he had a business meeting. He discovered the win via a mobile app and plans to increase his charitable donations, stating wealth isn't the main source of happiness. The article leaves his wife's future reaction to the secret unknown.General · 32d ago · also in 1 newsroomArkia Airline Faces Backlash Over Early Flight Change, Stranding PassengersIsraeli airline Arkia is facing criticism after significantly altering a flight schedule from Athens to Israel, moving the departure two hours earlier with minimal notice. Passengers missed the flight and reported being left without assistance from the airline to find alternative travel. One passenger spent 3,000 shekels on a new ticket and is seeking a refund. Arkia cited a technical issue for the notification failure and promised refunds for those who bought new tickets, while European regulations may offer further compensation.General · 34d agoAegean Airlines Named Europe's Safest Airline in New RankingAegean Airlines has been named Europe's safest airline by AirAdvisor, scoring 89 out of 100 points. Ryanair placed second with 86 points, followed by Austrian Airlines, Norwegian, and SunExpress. The ranking assessed 20 European airlines based on AirAdvisor's criteria, noting that while younger fleets can be advantageous, proper maintenance is key to safety. This is Aegean's second consecutive year at the top of the list.General · 36d agoEtiquette Expert Lists 10 Passenger Mistakes That Ruin FlightsEtiquette expert Diane Gottsman outlined ten common passenger mistakes that disrupt flights, including overfilling overhead bins, walking barefoot, and playing loud audio without headphones. She also warned against violating personal space, rushing to exit, demanding seat changes, and performing personal grooming in the cabin. Gottsman stressed that respecting the shared space and fellow travelers can prevent conflicts and improve the flight experience for everyone.General · 36d ago · also in 1 newsroomEl Al Enhances Business Class Service With New Luxury Amenity KitsIsraeli airline El Al has launched new luxury amenity kits for its business and premium class passengers, featuring Jo Malone London products like cologne, hand cream, and lip balm. The kits, which also include travel accessories, are being distributed gradually. El Al also announced discounted November fares to Cyprus, France, and Italy, with flights starting at $129.General · 37d ago · also in 3 newsroomsThai Passenger Overwhelmed by Israeli Support After Flydubai IncidentThai passenger Virawat Rugphan, who was on a Flydubai flight that experienced a mid-air emergency, has received extensive support from Israelis after sharing his story. During the flight, Israeli passengers comforted him, and after his account was published, he was inundated with messages of love and support. Rugphan, who recently moved to Israel for work, described the incident involving an attack on the captain and subsequent sharp descents, crediting Israeli passengers with helping to manage the situation and care for him.General · 40d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael Shifts Clocks: What Homeowners Need to CheckIsrael will switch to winter time on October 24-25, requiring manual adjustments for many household appliances, security systems, and medical devices that do not update automatically, to prevent disruptions and inaccurate time stamps.General · 41d ago · also in 5 newsroomsDirect Flights to Finland's Lapland Resume from IsraelDirect charter flights from Israel to Rovaniemi, Finland, will resume in January, offering various travel packages including organized tours and independent options. The flights will provide access to Lapland's winter attractions, with prices starting from 2,779 euros per person.General · 41d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Plumber Yaniv Hayon Gains Unexpected Fame in US After Heroic Act on FlyDubai FlightIsraeli plumber Yaniv Hayon, who bravely intervened on a FlyDubai flight, has become an unexpected celebrity in the U.S. His heroic actions and profession have garnered significant media attention and social media discussion, with even President Donald Trump commenting on the story.General · 43d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsraeli Schools Reopen After Holidays With Varied Start DatesMost Israeli students return to school on Sunday, October 4, after the Tishrei holidays, but high school seniors will start on Monday, October 5, due to differing teacher union agreements.General · 43d agoIsraelis Seek Warm Weather Escapes to Exotic DestinationsIsraelis are increasingly booking trips to exotic destinations like Thailand, the Philippines, Seychelles, Zanzibar, and Mauritius to escape the approaching winter. Despite a recent flight issue to Mauritius, tourism operators report a significant rise in bookings, citing good weather, safety, and diverse attractions as key draws. Travelers are advised to plan based on seasonal weather patterns and personal preferences.General · 45d ago · also in 18 newsroomsEl Al Flight to Miami Diverted Due to Technical Issue, Passengers to Receive CompensationAn El Al flight from Tel Aviv to Miami was diverted back to Israel due to a technical issue, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded. The airline is offering refunds or rebooking, plus compensation ranging from $1,500 to $2,500 depending on the ticket class.General · 46d ago · also in 2 newsroomsBen Gurion Airport Faces Major Disruption During Israeli HolidaysOver half of flights at Ben Gurion Airport were delayed or canceled during Israel's autumn holidays, causing significant passenger disruption. Budget airlines performed poorly, while national carrier El Al showed better punctuality, attributed partly to its self-handling of ground operations.General · 46d ago · also in 7 newsroomsIsrair Adds Four European Destinations, Expands Existing Routes for SummerIsraeli airline Israir is expanding its spring-summer flight schedule by adding four new European destinations: Split, Sarajevo, Bologna, and Preveza. The airline will also increase frequencies on existing routes and aims to serve three million passengers as part of its development strategy.General · 47d agoFlight Attendant Describes Shocking Mess Left on Planes After Flights to IsraelA United Airlines flight attendant described planes left in a shocking state of disarray after flights to Israel, citing excessive trash and dirty diapers left by passengers, particularly families with children. She contrasted this with European routes, noting the mess is more prevalent on flights to Israel.General · 47d ago · also in 27 newsroomsBen Gurion Airport Parking Reopens After Passenger Surge EasesParking at Ben Gurion Airport has reopened after being temporarily closed due to overcrowding during a recent surge in passenger traffic. Flight cancellations and delays persist but have decreased from the previous week.General · 48d ago · also in 2 newsroomsBen Gurion Airport Faces Flight Disruptions Despite ImprovementBen Gurion Airport saw 44 flight cancellations and 27 long delays out of over 3,000 scheduled flights in one week, an improvement from previous periods. Blue Bird Airlines had the highest cancellation rate, and a Red Wings flight from Sochi was delayed by 17.5 hours.General · 48d ago · also in 27 newsroomsBen Gurion Airport Faces Severe Parking Shortage Amid Holiday Travel SurgeBen Gurion Airport is facing a severe parking shortage due to a holiday travel surge, prompting authorities to advise passengers to use public transport. The situation is expected to persist until after the Tishrei holidays.General · 48d ago · also in 6 newsroomsEl Al Captain Slams Passengers for Leaving Cabin in DisarrayEl Al Captain Midan Bar shared a video of a plane's cabin littered with trash after a three-hour flight, sparking online debate about passenger behavior and whether it's specific to Israelis. The incident is similar to a previous one documented by a travel blogger.General · 48d ago · also in 1 newsroomUnited Airlines Flight From Tel Aviv Makes Emergency Landing in AthensA United Airlines flight from Tel Aviv to Newark made an emergency landing in Athens due to a medical emergency with a crew member. The flight was canceled, and passengers were rescheduled for a later flight.General · 48d ago · also in 2 newsroomsDaughter Contests 10 Million Shekel Inheritance After Mother Writes 'Canceled' on WillAn Israeli daughter is contesting a 10 million shekel inheritance after her mother wrote "canceled" on the original will. The daughter argues this invalidates the document and seeks to overturn a later will that disinherits her, while the beneficiaries' lawyer claims the original will was valid and reflects the mother's true wishes.General · 48d ago · also in 3 newsroomsCanadian Journalist Suspended After Reporting on Pro-Palestinian Protest Near SynagogueCanadian journalist Neil Herland was suspended by the CBC after reporting on a pro-Palestinian protest outside a Toronto synagogue on Yom Kippur. Herland, who is Jewish, documented alleged intimidation and antisemitic slogans directed at congregants, sharing his personal fears for safety in Canada. The suspension has sparked debate over alleged double standards at the CBC regarding journalists sharing personal experiences.General · 49d ago · also in 1 newsroomBen Gurion Airport Chaos: Arkia Flight Delays Leave Passengers StrandedArkia flight passengers at Ben Gurion Airport faced hours-long delays, leading to overcrowding and issues with luggage retrieval. The airline cited late departures and takeoff clearance as reasons for the disruption, apologizing for the inconvenience.General · 50d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIsrael Prepares for Major Holiday Travel Surge at Ben Gurion AirportIsrael's Airports Authority is preparing for a significant surge in passenger traffic during the Sukkot holiday, with Ben Gurion Airport expecting over 1.13 million travelers between late September and early October. Recommendations have been issued to passengers to streamline the process, including advance payment of fees and online check-in.General · 51d agoIsraeli Cities Ranked on Resident Satisfaction Over a DecadeA ten-year study on Israeli municipal satisfaction shows Petah Tikva and Rishon LeZion leading, while Bnei Brak and Haifa lag. Jerusalem saw the largest improvement in resident satisfaction.General · 54d agoBeit Shemesh Poised to Overtake Tel Aviv as Israel's Second-Largest CityBeit Shemesh is projected to become Israel's second-largest city, surpassing Tel Aviv in population within decades. The city is undergoing significant expansion, urban renewal, economic development, and transportation upgrades to accommodate its projected growth.General · 55d ago · also in 7 newsroomsIsrael Closes Airports and Borders for Yom Kippur HolidayIsrael is closing its airports and land borders starting Sunday, September 20, for the Yom Kippur holiday. Services will gradually resume on Monday evening and Tuesday, with passengers urged to check schedules.General · 56d ago · also in 7 newsroomsIsrael's Public Transport to Halt for Yom Kippur HolidayPublic transportation across Israel, including buses, trains, and trams, will halt for Yom Kippur starting Sunday, September 20. Services will resume gradually on Monday evening, with trains resuming later than buses and trams.General · 57d ago · also in 1 newsroomWorld Airport Ranking: Barcelona Leads, Israeli Airports Miss Top TierThe World Consumer Airport Index 2026 ranked Barcelona-El Prat Airport as the top large airport globally, prioritizing passenger experience factors like security speed and transport links. Major Israeli airports, including Ben Gurion, did not make the leading group in this year's assessment.General · 58d ago · also in 9 newsroomsNew York Times Retracts Phrase on Israelis' Victimhood After OutcryThe New York Times removed a phrase from an article that suggested Israelis "still see themselves as victims of October 7," calling it an editorial error after facing backlash. Israel's embassy criticized the explanation, calling it a reflection of the newspaper's bias.General · 60d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Hotels Accused of Paying Guests to Remove Negative ReviewsAn Israeli TV report alleges that some hotels, including the Leonardo Club Dead Sea, offer guests compensation to remove or alter negative reviews, potentially compromising the integrity of online ratings. A former hotel employee corroborated these claims, describing a systematic process of managing guest feedback.General · 61d ago · also in 8 newsroomsIsrael Railways Announces Yom Kippur Service ChangesIsrael Railways is implementing significant schedule changes for Yom Kippur. Trains will run until 1:00 PM on September 20, with increased service on some lines, followed by a complete nationwide suspension on September 21. Normal service resumes on September 22.General · 64d ago · also in 1 newsroomTel Aviv Man Found Dead After Neighbors Visit for Rosh HashanahTel Aviv neighbors found a 70-year-old man dead in his apartment on the eve of Rosh Hashanah after he did not answer their knocks. Police are investigating the circumstances of his death, which appears to have occurred several days prior.General · 64d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsraeli Passenger Wins Compensation After Bus Company Fails to StopAn Israeli passenger was awarded 3,000 shekels in compensation from the Dan bus company after it repeatedly failed to stop for him at his designated bus stop. The court found the company liable for the repeated violations, which caused the passenger inconvenience and lost time.General · 64d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsraeli Passenger Wins Compensation After Bus Company Fails to StopAn Israeli passenger was awarded 3,000 shekels in compensation after a court ruled that the Dan bus company repeatedly failed to stop for him. The passenger documented seven instances and filed complaints, which were partially validated by the National Public Transport Authority, supporting his claim.General · 64d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsraeli Court Awards Woman $57,000 After Supermarket Slip and FallAn Israeli woman has been awarded approximately 224,000 shekels (about $57,000 USD) in compensation by a Beersheba court after slipping and breaking her arm in a Shufersal supermarket in 2018. The court found the supermarket chain solely responsible for the incident, rejecting their attempts to blame a cleaning company.General · 65d agoNew European Routes Launch from Ben Gurion AirportAirlines are launching new direct flights from Ben Gurion Airport to multiple Italian cities, including Bologna, Rome, and Naples, starting in September 2026. Italy is a major destination for Israeli travelers, with hundreds of thousands flying there annually.General · 65d ago · also in 10 newsroomsBen Gurion Airport Braces for Holiday Rush Amidst Increased Passenger TrafficBen Gurion Airport expects 2.5 million passengers during the autumn holidays, with peak days seeing 100,000 travelers. Measures are in place to manage the surge, including extra staff and union agreements preventing strikes.General · 66d ago · also in 20 newsroomsIsrael's Population Reaches 10.3 Million Amid Natural GrowthIsrael's population has grown to 10.3 million, driven by a natural increase of births over deaths. Despite a negative migration balance, a high percentage of Israelis report satisfaction with their lives and economic situation.General · 66d ago · also in 3 newsroomsUK Air Traffic Control Failure Causes Widespread Flight Delays, Strands IsraelisA technical failure in the UK's air traffic control system caused over 1,000 flight delays, affecting tens of thousands of passengers and stranding at least two flights from Israel. While the system has been restored, flight schedules are expected to take time to normalize.General · 67d ago · also in 7 newsroomsHaifa Named World's Happiest City Among Israeli MunicipalitiesHaifa was the only Israeli city included in a global ranking of happy cities, placing 187th. The city excelled in innovation and education but faced challenges in pollution and education costs.General · 67d agoNew Survey Reveals Israelis' Biggest Household Pet Peeves and Spending HabitsA survey of 500 Israelis revealed children are the main source of household mess, while sorting and organizing items cause the most family disputes. Disorganization leads to significant financial losses, with many repurchasing lost items annually.General · 67d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraelis Can Find Budget Flights and Tours for Fall HolidaysIsraeli travel experts are advising citizens on how to find affordable international travel deals for the upcoming fall holiday season. Options include last-minute packages to destinations like Greece, Cyprus, and Dubai, with flights to Larnaca available for as low as $64.General · 68d agoEl Al Flight to Israel Delayed by Passenger Brawl Over SeatAn El Al flight from Miami to Israel was delayed by an additional hour when three family members were removed from the plane after a physical altercation over a seat erupted just before takeoff.General · 68d ago · also in 3 newsroomsMan Wins Half Ownership of Home After 31-Year Unmarried RelationshipAn Israeli man has been declared a 50% owner of a home he shared with his former partner of 31 years, after a court ruled in his favor in a property dispute following their separation. The court found evidence of implied trust and a shared intention to co-own the property, despite it being registered solely in the woman's name.General · 68d agoSix Signs Your Home Is Too Large For Your NeedsExperts have identified six signs that a home may be too large for its occupants, including unused rooms, family members congregating in limited areas, and significant distances between spaces. These issues can lead to a feeling of imbalance and discomfort despite ample square footage.General · 71d ago · also in 2 newsroomsJerusalem Court Rules Against Grandson in Protected Tenancy DisputeA Jerusalem court denied a grandson protected tenancy rights in his grandfather's apartment, ruling his claim of cohabitation unproven. The grandson must vacate the property and pay legal costs.General · 72d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsraelis Show Renewed Travel Interest, Vietnam Emerges as Top DestinationGoogle data reveals a significant rebound in Israeli travel interest in 2026, with flight searches up 30% and Vietnam becoming a top trending destination. Israelis are increasingly using AI for travel planning, while concerns about antisemitism have decreased.General · 72d ago · also in 3 newsroomsBen Gurion Airport Braces for Record September Passenger SurgeBen Gurion Airport expects a record 3 million passengers in September due to holidays, with peak days seeing up to 100,000 travelers. Travelers are advised to arrive early and prepare for potential delays.General · 73d ago · also in 3 newsroomsBen Gurion Airport Reboots Relations Between Management and StaffBen Gurion Airport management and staff have resolved their disputes and agreed to a new partnership focused on operational stability and future development. The agreement aims to ensure smooth operations during the upcoming holiday season and address staffing shortages.