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Israel Airports Authority Chief Condemns Strike as 'Bullying' and Vows Accountability

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First reported by Maariv · 5 hours ago

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Yiftach Ron-Tal, head of the Israel Airports Authority, condemned a sudden workers' strike at Ben Gurion Airport on its busiest day as "bullying behavior," promising accountability and a return to normal operations by midday the next day. He criticized the union's unilateral action during peak travel, apologized to passengers, and vowed to prevent future disruptions.

01Israel Airports Authority chairman calls the Ben Gurion Airport strike "bullying behavior."
02Strike occurred on the airport's busiest day with 105,000 passengers affected.
03Operations expected to return to normal by midday the following day.
04Chairman Yiftach Ron-Tal vows accountability for those responsible.
05Union's conduct described as intolerable; possible consequences to be determined.
06Strike timing criticized as unacceptable regardless of transportation minister's absence.

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