'The rules of the game have changed,' Chikli said. 'Those who support Hamas and those who support the boycott movement against the State of Israel will not enter it.'

'Anyone who comes here with the goal of spreading hatred will be sent back the way they came,' Chikli said.

Israeli carriers, led by El Al, are operating the vast majority of flights to and from Tel Aviv.

Despite the war and near-constant missile threats, El Al has been flying civilians stranded in Israel and abroad, working to return everyone safely to their home countries.

The cancellations fall during the busy period leading up to Passover and are expected to affect approximately 25,000 passengers.

'With God’s help, we will bring all Israelis home safely and in peace,' the transportation minister said.

The first repatriation flight carrying Israelis stranded abroad during the war with Iran landed Thursday at Ben-Gurion Airport after days of closed airspace.

Online disagreements between Carlson and Huckabee over allegations of Israel mistreating Christians had prompted the quick trip.

The disruptions come as the United States continues to reinforce its military posture across the Middle East.

Miri Regev says her ministry and the airlines are now calibrated for 'any scenario, both in defense and attack.'

Domestic tourism also continued to be a stabilizing force, with more than 13 million overnight stays by Israelis recorded in hotels nationwide by the end of the third quarter.

Greece remained the most popular international destination, welcoming 2.2 million Israeli travelers, followed by the United States with 1.6 million and the United Arab Emirates with 1.5 million.

The structure will also serve as the foundation for a future hotel, slated to be built on the eastern rooftop level to serve travelers directly from the terminal.

The initiative follows nearly two years of high fares during the Gaza war, when Israeli airlines made record profits and were accused of price gouging as international competitors repeatedly suspended service to the Jewish state.

After weeks of wartime lockdown and sky-high stress, over 50,000 Israelis flooded Ben Gurion Airport in a frenzied return to travel.

According to an outline approved by security and transportation officials, only 50 passengers will be allowed on each departing plane due to ongoing security concerns.

Foreign tourists stranded in Israel after an Israeli airstrike campaign on Iranian military sites are finding ways to cope and stay resilient amid the uncertainty of when they’ll get to return home.

Since the launch of Operation Rising Lion—Israel’s offensive targeting Iran’s nuclear facilities and missile sites—tens of thousands of Israelis have been stranded.

Cypriot authorities confirmed that 2,500 Israelis are stranded on the island, over 400 kilometers away from home.

The move has effectively severed Israel’s primary air connection to the world.

In the wake of the strike, Ben-Gurion Airport halted all takeoffs and landings for approximately 30 minutes, forcing at least three inbound aircraft to remain airborne.

Israir, which operates eight aircraft, will be leasing an Airbus 330 aircraft to service the route to New York from Ben-Gurion International Airport near Tel Aviv.

Meanwhile, Virgin Atlantic remains notably absent from returning carriers, having previously operated 14 weekly Tel Aviv-London flights.

At around 7:30 am, sirens blared throughout central Israel, with no injuries reported.

Featuring artifacts like Hasmonean-era tools, ancient coins, and even a five-ton Western Wall stone, the exhibit blends history, archaeology, and culture, offering an immersive experience that connects visitors to the enduring story of the Jewish people.

United noted that it would resume additional flights to Israel based on demand.

Major European carriers, including Air France, British Airways, and the Lufthansa group, are expected to restart service next month.

Set to launch sometime in 2024, Air Haifa is the brainchild of former EL AL executives.

Nearly two million travelers passed through Ben Gurion Airport in March, says Airports Authority.

Israel's Ben-Gurion International Airport has two rooms that you likely didn't know about - and you'll be surprised.

The Airports Authority stated Sunday that 'innovation is a key factor in enriching the passenger’s experience.'

Defense minister Benny Gantz expressed gratitude for the U.S.’ 'steadfast support' for Israel’s security, and for approving $1 billion in funding to replenish the Iron Dome.

Sasha Zlobjn of Kharkiv arrived in Israel with her grandparents on Monday.

Health authorities are not concerned about serious illness 'at this stage,' but Health Ministry Director-General Nachman Ash said the significance of the new variant is still unknown.

A Royal Air Maroc arrived in Tel Aviv, the first since the signing of the Abraham Accords between Morocco and Israel.

Unvaccinated tourists will still be required to take PCR tests.

British-Palestinian journalist and Israel-hater repeats arch-terrorist Arafat’s claim that Israelis will flee the country 'like rats fleeing a sinking ship.'

'We’re flying into a new era which is changing the Middle East,' the Israeli prime minister enthused.

The captain of the UAE's first commercial flight to Israel gave a powerful speech after the plane landed in Tel Aviv.

Once again, Israel’s primary airport has been listed as one of the best airports in the world.