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Attempted hijacking of Tel Aviv-bound plane revives specter of threat dating back to the 1970s (opens the original)
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The foiled hijacking of a flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv carrying 174 passengers — 166 of them Israelis — on Wednesday has revived the specter of earlier hijackings (mostly attempted) of aircraft bound for Israel, especially during the 1960s and 1970s. Although associated with the past, Israel still treats such attempts as a current threat. Its flag carrier, El Al, maintains strict security measures, ranging from plainclothes security officers on board, a double-door system to access the cockpit,
A traveling circus for the horror of Gaza (opens the original)
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In 2018, after spending his adolescence in an Israeli-blockaded Gaza watching videos online about circus activities abroad, Muhammad Jader decided to bring what he had learned to his community. After waiting a decade to painstakingly acquire the necessary equipment, he and nine other Palestinians opened the Free Gaza Circus. The aim was to “spread circus culture” among children and young people through workshops and courses based on what they had learned on social media. In a “modest space” they
Children’s kites from Gaza: The latest pretext for Israel’s threats (opens the original)
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In Israeli towns that suffered Hamas’s October 7, 2023, attack, anything coming from Gaza causes alarm. Even, as in recent weeks, children’s kites. Between the kibbutzim of Beeri and Nahal Oz, less than a mile from the Strip, about a dozen have fallen to the ground in the past month, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government sees a Hamas scheme to test its limits. On Sunday, it threatened to kill those responsible and even to forcibly evict residents from areas where kites are launched.
Jordan, in the unwanted crosshairs of the Middle East war (opens the original)
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On July 20, air-raid sirens suddenly sounded in Amman, the capital of Jordan. Iran had launched four missiles, which the army said were intercepted or fell in unoccupied areas. It is one of the latest examples of how the country has become — unwillingly and along with Kuwait — a primary target for Tehran’s missiles and drones in recent weeks amid a wave of attacks, threats, and dialogue sweeping across the Middle East. The situation has sparked an unusual debate about the price Jordan is paying
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