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It Has All Hit Home: Reflections on Memory and Fact in the Age of COVID
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Seymour Hersh: My 50 Years with Daniel Ellsberg
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Killing Cows in the Name of Preventing Climate Change
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Ivermectin Could Have Saved Millions of Lives, Why Was It Suppressed
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Forget the University: Gift Cards, Professionalism and the Australian Academy
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The Silent Slaughter of the Flower of Ukraine’s Youth
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The Government Keeps Lying to Us About Ukraine. Where Is the Outrage?
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BREAKING: At least seven Israelis wounded in terrorist shooting attack in Samaria
Terror attack reported at gas station near Israeli town of Eli in central Samaria; town warns of possible terrorist infiltration.
By David Rosenberg, World Israel News
One person was wounded in a terrorist attack in central Samaria Tuesday afternoon.
The attack occurred at a gas station just outside of the Israeli town of Eli on Route 60 at approximately 4:15 p.m., when a gunman opened fire on Israelis before being shot himself.
Shortly after the attack, local authorities issued a terrorist infiltration warning to residents of Eli amid suspicions other terrorists involved in the attack had entered the town.
Magen David Adom emergency first responders were dispatched to the scene to treat the victim and the gunman.
Israeli security personnel have been deployed to the area.
This is a developing story.
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Ben-Gurion Airport expected to break records this summer
In July, 2.7 million passengers are expected to pass through the airport on international flights, while in August the expected figure is 2.8 million.
By Gil Tanenbaum, JNS
Israel’s Ben-Gurion International Airport is preparing for record traffic this summer.
Israel’s Transportation and Road Safety Ministry reported that it expects more than 5.5 million passengers will pass through Israel in July-August 2023. Israel’s Airports Authority is preparing for the busiest summer season in Israel, which is expected to exceed the records recorded in 2019, before the global corona crisis.
In July, 2.7 million passengers are expected to pass through the airport on international flights, an increase of 4% over the 2019 record, while in the month of August the expected figure is 2.8 million.
The steps taken by the IAA in preparation for the summer include massive hiring, strengthening all phases of passenger service, from the security check to boarding the plane, placing dedicated baggage handlers for spot handling of malfunctions, and the full presence of managers in the field.
In addition, a “family patrol” will operate in the passenger halls and airport authority teams will facilitate the security check for families with children. Families with children will be able to send one representative to the check-in desks, while the family can wait in one of the cafes throughout the terminal.
Passengers with hand luggage only, who have pre-registered for the flight (online check-in) with companies that allow this, will have a fast check-in route.
For passenger service, advanced self-service stations have been installed, which allow the self-issuance of the destination tag for the suitcase (“Bag Tag”) and the quick sending of the suitcase directly into the plane, without the need to wait and register at the counter.
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