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Strike at Ben Gurion Airport Costs Israel 30 Million Shekels in One Day

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First reported by Maariv · 2 hours ago

What happened

A strike at Ben Gurion Airport caused an estimated 30 million shekels in losses and damaged Israel's aviation reputation, with potential flight delays expected to continue. The union leader, Pinchas Idan, has a history of leading airport strikes and faces possible political consequences.

01Strike at Ben Gurion Airport caused an estimated 30 million shekels in losses in one day.
02Financial damage includes lost fees, canceled flights, and delayed cargo shipments.
03The strike harms Israel's reputation with international airlines, raising flight prices.
04Airport Authority and union say no weekend impact expected, but some predict delays.
05Local airline expects about a day to stabilize flight schedules after the strike.
06Union leader Pinchas Idan previously led a similar strike and faces potential Likud expulsion.

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