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Israeli protesters march in Tel Aviv against West Bank settler violence

Israeli protesters marched in Tel Aviv against settler violence in the occupied West Bank as police blocked their route and confronted demonstrators.

Euronews

Kozo Okamoto, Japanese militant who took part in a 1972 Tel Aviv airport attack, dies in Beirut

Kozo Okamoto, a Japanese militant involved in a deadly attack on Tel Aviv’s airport over 50 years ago, has died in Beirut at 78

The Independent UK

Middle East flights: Air France suspends routes to Riyadh, Dubai and Beirut

Air France said it is ‘monitoring the situation’ in ‘real time’ while other carriers including KLM, British Airways, Aegean and Singapore Airlines have also issued recent updates on their Middle East flights.

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A weak yen turned Tokyo into a steal. A strong shekel turned Tel Aviv into the world's most expensive city to buy McDonald's

A new Deutsche Bank report highlights how defense spending bolstered the shekel and a weak yen helped Japan have the cheapest iPhones in the world.

Fortune

Kim Jong-un's Alleged Nuclear Threat to Washington and Tel Aviv Amid Iran War: What Has Been Verified?

Viral posts claim Kim Jong-un threatened Washington and Tel Aviv over Iran. Here's what official sources and verified reporting have confirmed

International Business Times UK

Dubai and Middle East flights disruption: US-Iran tensions keep airlines cautious as services gradually resume

Dubai flights disruption: Middle East airspace is largely open, but airlines review operations due to renewed US-Iran tensions. Unresolved disagreements over the Strait of Hormuz MoU cause continued uncertainty for travel. Several international carriers have restarted some Middle East services after security conditions improved. However, many airlines continue to suspend…

The Economic Times

Israel's recognition of the Armenian genocide unsettles Turkey and Azerbaijan

Israel's parliament voted on 29 June 2026 to recognise the 1915 Armenian genocide, breaking with decades of official reticence on the issue. RFI spoke to three regional experts to unpack the politics behind the vote and its fallout: Gerald Steinberg, professor at Bar-Ilan University in Tel Aviv; Richard Giragossian, director…

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Israelis mark 1,000 days since 7 October attack

Thousands gathered in Tel Aviv to mark 1,000 days since the 7 October 2023 attack, as former hostages and bereaved families addressed the crowd.

Euronews

Tel Aviv should build broader alliance from India to US via West Asia: Top Israeli defence official

Israel's top defence official proposed a new regional security architecture, advocating for a broad alliance from India to the US, encompassing West Asia and Europe. This initiative, he stated, is crucial given Iran's military buildup and aims to forge shared interests. A new US-Israel security pact, grounded in mutual interests,…

The Economic Times

If Israel ignores their master, Iran will school them: Araghchi warns US to 'muzzle its pets' in Tel Aviv after comments on Khamenei

Iran's Foreign Minister has issued a stern warning to the US, demanding it control Israel's actions. He stated that any threats against Iran's leadership would trigger an immediate and powerful response, referencing a memorandum of understanding. This comes after Israel's Defence Minister reportedly declared Iran's Supreme Leader "marked for death."

The Economic Times

Israel scrambles fighter jets on passenger plane after pilot accidentally triggers hijack alarm

Passenger plane emits transponder code 7500, which is used to send signal of unlawful interference

The Independent UK

Autonomous driving firm Autobrains eyes robotaxi growth in Europe, CEO says

Autobrains, which is based in Tel Aviv and has an office in Munich, is developing lower-cost autonomous ⁠driving technology ‌built around so-called agentic AI, which it says reduces reliance on expensive sensors and ⁠computing power, a key obstacle to scaling self-driving systems.

The Economic Times

Dubai, Middle East travel warning: Have airlines resumed flight operations?

Travel warning for Dubai, Middle East: Iran deal and the imminent reopening of Strait of Hormuz have led to possibility about situation returning to normalcy.

The Economic Times

Middle East flights update: Which airlines are returning to the region and when?

While the US and Iran have signed a Memorandum of Understanding, European airlines are unlikely to restart flights until after the summer.

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DAN DAVID PRIZE, WORLD'S LARGEST HISTORY PRIZE, ANNOUNCES 2026 WINNERS

TEL AVIV, Israel, June 17, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The Dan David Prize, the largest history prize in the world, today announced its 2026 winners. The nine winners, whose work explores the human past through outstanding research, will each receive $300,000 (USD) in recognition of their achievements and to support their…

The Times of India

Sunday bloody Sunday: Trump warns Israel not to blow up Iran deal

TOI correspondent from Washington : In a striking public rebuke to Tel Aviv, US President Donald Trump on Sunday urged restraint after an Israeli strike on Beirut threatened to derail what he has repeatedly described as an imminent peace agreement with Iran, a deal that despite his confident predictions would…

Euronews

Israelis celebrate first Pride Parade in Tel Aviv since October 7 attack

Thousands of people joined the Tel Aviv Pride parade on 12 June, filling the city's seafront with rainbow flags, music and calls for greater LGBTQ+ rights in a region where equality remains limited.

Radio France Internationale

RFI denounces violation of press freedom after French reporter barred by Israel

RFI has condemned Israel's decision to refuse entry to journalist Alice Froussard, describing the move as "an obstacle to press freedom". Froussard, who reports on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for French media, including RFI, was turned away on arrival at Tel Aviv airport and sent back without explanation.

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France 24

Israel denies entry to French reporter, broadcaster slams ‘obstacle to press freedom’

Israeli authorities on Thursday denied entry to French reporter Alice Froussard, who covers the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for FRANCE 24's sister station Radio France Internationale (RFI) and Radio France. Froussard was deported hours after landing at Tel Aviv airport, said Israeli officials. RFI has condemned the ban as "an obstacle to…

The Independent UK

After morning of sirens, Israelis fall back into well-worn war routines

War-weary Israelis fell back on familiar routines after Israel and Iran traded fire for the first time since a ceasefire was reached in April

The National (Scotland)

Political football: Celtic risk fan backlash over Robbie Keane due to Israel link

Celtic risk sparking further fan unrest if they appoint Robbie Keane manager due to the Irish icon's past involvement with Maccabi Tel Aviv in…

The Economic Times

Air India extends suspension of flights on Tel Aviv-Delhi route till July end

Air India has extended its flight suspension on the Tel Aviv-Delhi route until July end on Thursday. This decision comes amid ongoing geopolitical uncertainties in West Asia. The airline had previously suspended operations until June end. This extension impacts over 40,000 Indians residing in Israel. Limited travel options are also…

The National (Scotland)

US and Israel 'seeking to hand control over Al-Aqsa Mosque to Israeli interests'

THE US and Israel are reportedly planning to upend the system governing Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque complex by handing more power to Tel Aviv.

France 24

Israel's Ben-Gvir sees 'no innocent people in Gaza or even Europe': Journalist Gideon Levy

FRANCE 24's François Picard welcomes veteran Israeli journalist and Haaretz columnist Gideon Levy. He offers a scathing analysis of Israeli politics, the Gaza war, the unprecedented rise of xenophobic nationalism and Israel's growing dependence on the United States. Speaking from Tel Aviv amid mounting electoral tensions, Levy argues that "everything…

International Business Times UK

Elon Musk Calls Neuralink 'Jesus-Level Technology,' Says Healthy People Could Get Brain Chips by 2030

Musk called Neuralink's brain implants 'Jesus-level technologies' at a Tel Aviv summit. The company now has 21 patients and plans to chip healthy people by 2030.

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