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Shin Bet warned and PM admits to 'loophole': Who was supposed to supervise Flydubai? (opens the original)
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Since the attempted attack on a Flydubai flight bound for Tel Aviv, many are asking how the Omani pilot got into the cockpit. The flight that ultimately had a happy ending has raised a series of questions about the security framework surrounding flights arriving in Israel from the United Arab Emirates, particularly over how responsibility is divided among the various agencies: Who was supposed to make sure crew members met the conditions set by Israel? Who oversees a foreign airline? And what wa
Yom Kippur danger: Empty roads are not safe (opens the original)
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Yom Kippur is widely seen in Israel as a quiet, safe and unusual day, when the country’s roads largely empty of cars and become a vast urban cycling route for adults, teenagers and children. But behind the seemingly peaceful image of deserted streets lies a troubling reality: Hundreds of people are injured in road accidents during the holiday each year.Data from Israel’s National Road Safety Authority show that over the past decade, 1,959 people were injured in 1,389 road accidents that occurred
The ticking time bomb in our homes: The deadly danger of lithium batteries (opens the original)
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Lithium batteries have become an inseparable part of daily life in recent years. They are found in electric and hybrid vehicles, scooters and bicycles, as well as in smaller devices such as laptops, phones and tablets. But even something as routine as going to sleep next to a charging phone can turn into a fire trap in an instant."If people understood that there is something like a small gasoline tank on the back of their phone, they would be more careful," said Roy Zuckerman, head of the Hazard
Israel’s traffic nightmare deepens as just 16% commute by public transit (opens the original)
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The share of Israelis commuting to work by public transportation has fallen over the past decade despite major investments in rail and light rail systems, while reliance on private vehicles has increased, according to new government data released Wednesday.Figures from the Central Bureau of Statistics’ 2025 Social Survey show that just 16% of employed Israelis age 20 and older commute by public transportation, down from 20% about a decade ago. About 12% travel by bus or shared taxi and 3.5% by t
Helium balloon triggers explosions, train disruptions at Ben Gurion | Watch (opens the original)
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A helium balloon drifted into the railway station at Ben Gurion International Airport on Monday afternoon, causing electrical cables to short circuit and producing several loud bangs that disrupted train service at the country’s main international airport.Passengers reported hearing explosions before people on the platform were directed into the airport terminal. Platform 2 was temporarily closed to train traffic following the incident.Israel Railways described the incident as a localized techni
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