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"I Owe India A Debt": During Modi Visit, Israeli PM Reveals His Love Story Began At An Indian Restaurant
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared a personal memory during PM Modi's Israel visit, recalling that his first date with Sara took place at an Indian restaurant in Tel Aviv.
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Watch: 25-Metre-Deep Crater At Israel's Biggest Airport After Houthi Missile Strike
A ballistic missile fired by Yemen's Houthi rebels towards Israel on Sunday landed just 75 meters from Terminal 3 of Ben Gurion Airport outside Tel Aviv-- the country's biggest international airport.
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Amid Fears Of Israel-Iran War, Air India's Latest Message For Fliers
Air India will not run flights to and from Tel Aviv amid escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, the airlines said.
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"Aerial Explosion" Near US Embassy In Tel Aviv Kills 1, Injures 2
An explosion in Tel Aviv early Friday left one person dead, an Israeli emergency services spokesperson told AFP, with the army saying a falling "aerial target" caused the blast.
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Air India Suspends Tel Aviv Flights Till April 30 Amid Israel-Iran Tension
Air India today said its flights to and from Tel Aviv will remain suspended till April 30 amid tensions in the Middle East.
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Signs Of Normalcy In Tel Aviv Since Hamas Attack That Triggered Gaza War
On the beaches of Tel Aviv, some elements of normalcy are returning since the devastating Hamas attack that triggered the brutal war in Gaza more than two months ago.
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Israel Intercepts 3 Rockets In Tel Aviv Amid Looming Attacks in Gaza
Three rockets were intercepted by Israel's Iron Dome Missile System in Tel Aviv on Monday night, with sirens blaring for the third time in a day.
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1 Killed, 5 Injured In Terror Attack In Israel's Tel Aviv
One man was killed and four people were wounded in an attack Friday in central Tel Aviv, Israeli rescue services said, updating a previous casualty toll of two injured.
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Not Paris Or Singapore, This Is Now World's Most Expensive City
Tel Aviv is the world's most expensive city to live in as soaring inflation has pushed up living costs globally, according to a survey published on Wednesday.
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Real Life Aladdin Filmed Riding 'Magic Carpet' in Israel
It seems Aladdin has left the narrow lanes of Agrabah's bazaar behind and found himself on the streets of Tel Aviv, Israel. Someone thought of a very cool way to bring Disney's version of the popular folktale character to life, thrilling social media.
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Mother of Palestinian Baby Killed in Arson Attack Dies: Hospital, Family
The mother of Palestinian toddler Ali Saad Dawabsha, who was killed when suspected Jewish extremists firebombed his house, succumbed to her injuries on Sunday night, said the Israeli hospital where she was cared for and her family.
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Israel, Palestinian Militant Groups Agree to Three-Day Gaza Truce
Israel and Palestinian militant groups in the Gaza Strip have agreed to a three-day humanitarian truce to begin Friday morning, and negotiators from both sides will travel to Cairo to discuss a longer-term solution.
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Intel eyes future with computers that learn
Intel is working on a technology that mimics the human brain and develops devices that "learn" about their user.
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"I Owe India A Debt": During Modi Visit, Israeli PM Reveals His Love Story Began At An Indian Restaurant
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared a personal memory during PM Modi's Israel visit, recalling that his first date with Sara took place at an Indian restaurant in Tel Aviv.
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Watch: 25-Metre-Deep Crater At Israel's Biggest Airport After Houthi Missile Strike
A ballistic missile fired by Yemen's Houthi rebels towards Israel on Sunday landed just 75 meters from Terminal 3 of Ben Gurion Airport outside Tel Aviv-- the country's biggest international airport.
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Amid Fears Of Israel-Iran War, Air India's Latest Message For Fliers
Air India will not run flights to and from Tel Aviv amid escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, the airlines said.
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"Aerial Explosion" Near US Embassy In Tel Aviv Kills 1, Injures 2
An explosion in Tel Aviv early Friday left one person dead, an Israeli emergency services spokesperson told AFP, with the army saying a falling "aerial target" caused the blast.
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Air India Suspends Tel Aviv Flights Till April 30 Amid Israel-Iran Tension
Air India today said its flights to and from Tel Aviv will remain suspended till April 30 amid tensions in the Middle East.
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Signs Of Normalcy In Tel Aviv Since Hamas Attack That Triggered Gaza War
On the beaches of Tel Aviv, some elements of normalcy are returning since the devastating Hamas attack that triggered the brutal war in Gaza more than two months ago.
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Israel Intercepts 3 Rockets In Tel Aviv Amid Looming Attacks in Gaza
Three rockets were intercepted by Israel's Iron Dome Missile System in Tel Aviv on Monday night, with sirens blaring for the third time in a day.
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1 Killed, 5 Injured In Terror Attack In Israel's Tel Aviv
One man was killed and four people were wounded in an attack Friday in central Tel Aviv, Israeli rescue services said, updating a previous casualty toll of two injured.
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Not Paris Or Singapore, This Is Now World's Most Expensive City
Tel Aviv is the world's most expensive city to live in as soaring inflation has pushed up living costs globally, according to a survey published on Wednesday.
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Real Life Aladdin Filmed Riding 'Magic Carpet' in Israel
It seems Aladdin has left the narrow lanes of Agrabah's bazaar behind and found himself on the streets of Tel Aviv, Israel. Someone thought of a very cool way to bring Disney's version of the popular folktale character to life, thrilling social media.
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Mother of Palestinian Baby Killed in Arson Attack Dies: Hospital, Family
The mother of Palestinian toddler Ali Saad Dawabsha, who was killed when suspected Jewish extremists firebombed his house, succumbed to her injuries on Sunday night, said the Israeli hospital where she was cared for and her family.
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Israel, Palestinian Militant Groups Agree to Three-Day Gaza Truce
Israel and Palestinian militant groups in the Gaza Strip have agreed to a three-day humanitarian truce to begin Friday morning, and negotiators from both sides will travel to Cairo to discuss a longer-term solution.
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Intel eyes future with computers that learn
Intel is working on a technology that mimics the human brain and develops devices that "learn" about their user.
