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Is open Saudi airspace really a big deal? - analysis - Vimarsana News

Is open Saudi airspace really a big deal? - analysis

While it may save a few in-air hours to eastern destinations, the move isn’t likely to save fliers a ton of money, nor is it necessarily a momentous step for Israeli/Saudi peace relations.

Source: jpost.com
BlueStem Jazz presents Paul Hecht Quartet - Vimarsana News

BlueStem Jazz presents Paul Hecht Quartet

BlueStem Jazz is back on the Garver Patio featuring the Paul Hecht Quartet. Pianist Paul Hecht makes his debut in Madison with a dynamic quartet built on the ace Chicago rhythm section of Emma Dayhuff on bass and Neil Hemphill on drums, and featuring the legendary violinist Mark Feldman. This event will relocate to Garver Canvas (indoor art gallery next to Ledger Coffee) should the weather conditions be unfavorable.

Source: wpr.org
Tourism in Israel picking up as COVID slows - Vimarsana News

Tourism in Israel picking up as COVID slows

Despite the increase in tourists and signs industry's resurgence, some hotels and tour companies still struggle to get back on their feet, with many still too nervous to travel over economic instability, among other things

Top 10 difficult marriages in fiction - Vimarsana News

Top 10 difficult marriages in fiction

Whether they induce schadenfreude or pangs of recognition, mismatched couples have inspired brilliant novels by authors from Evelyn Waugh to Jean Rhys

How a family was saved thanks to the Abraham Accords - opinion - Vimarsana News

How a family was saved thanks to the Abraham Accords - opinion

The Samuel family was in danger of being deported from Dubai to Pakistan where they would be persecuted for their Judaism.

Source: jpost.com