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Direct flight from Israel to Algeria sparks Arab outcry Ynet reporters reveal on Twitter Brazilian jet carrying diplomats made direct stop in the north African state en route from Israel, catalyzing wave of denials and condemnations from online users and officials alike Itay Blumenthal, Daniel Salami | Published: 03.14.21 , 17:50 A Brazilian Air Force plane carrying a diplomatic delegation has stirred controversy in the Arab world after Ynet reporters revealed on Twitter it had made a stop in an Arab country en route from Israel to the South American country. The aircraft, carrying dignita...

Stricken Israeli businesses pin hopes on return of foreign tourists Owners of businesses catering to visitors from abroad say they don't know when government will reopen airport to non-Israelis; they say their struggles are ignored as Tourism Ministry responds to needs of domestic tourism only Daniel Sonnenfeld / The Media Line | Published: 03.13.21 , 19:04 With Israel implementing the third stage of its reopening plan, restaurants and cafes opened their doors to patrons and the streets bustled with shoppers enjoying the sunny weather and relative return to normalcy. 5 צפייה בגלר...

A tale of two pandemics Unlike Israel, the PA was unable to procure enough vaccines for its population and was hit by claims of cronyism when it came to handing out the ones it did receive; now Ramallah is turning to Jerusalem for help in obtaining more doses, as well as transporting and storing them Elior Levy | Published: 03.13.21 , 13:11 The coronavirus pandemic began in the Palestinian Authority with infections discovered at the Angel Hotel in the predominantly Christian town of Beit Jala. A group of Greek tourists visiting local sites had brought in the virus that then spread through...

Israel's next election is not just about Netanyahu Opinion: Regardless of the outcome when polls are counted after March 23, politicians will have to not only decide whether to join another Likud coalition, but also how to handle issues such as the Palestinian conflict and poverty in Arab & Haredi sectors Sever Plocker | Published: 03.12.21 , 00:09 It has become customary to divide the parties running in the March 23 election into the pro- and anti-Netanyahu camps, or more accurately, the probability of them joining a coalition headed by the incumbent prime minister. It is a reasonable me...

The COVID campaign is not Israel's first vaccine drive From mandatory inoculations to threats of criminal proceedings against anti-vaccinators, the country has had to battle numerous potential medical catastrophes, such as smallpox, typhoid and polio outbreaks Amit Naor, the National Library of Israel | Published: 03.12.21 , 14:02 The rampant spread of the coronavirus and the proven effectiveness of the vaccines have given rise to a serious controversy: Is it morally acceptable or even legal for the state to impose mandatory vaccination on its citizens? As it turns out, the Public Health ...