
Israel to Gradually Reopen Airspace After Security Review
Israel will gradually reopen its airspace and Ben Gurion Airport following security evaluations, with a phased restart beginning Wednesday night.

Israel will gradually reopen its airspace and Ben Gurion Airport following security evaluations, with a phased restart beginning Wednesday night.
Security forces are searching a U.S. flight at Ben Gurion Airport after an anonymous bomb threat, moving the aircraft to an isolated runway for investigation.
The Israel Airports Authority and its workers' committee have reached a compromise to improve Ben Gurion International Airport operations and ease passenger.
Tourism Ministry Director-General Michael Yitzhakov stated Ben Gurion Airport's strike harms Israel's aviation image and tourism recovery efforts.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has expelled Pinchas Idan, chairman of the Airports Authority employees' committee, from the Likud party after an illegal.