The Latest Breaking News from Tel Aviv

Flytrex completes milestone deliveries, leveraging high-speed drones for rapid on-demand service in food delivery business. ‌

As delegates assembled in Chicago for the start of the Democratic National Convention on August 19, something surreal was happening 6,000 miles away in Israel. In Tel Aviv, the US secretary of state, Antony Blinken, declared that Israel had accepted a “bridging proposal” to move towards a ceasefire. He insisted…

The airline had initially planned to resume its Middle East service in October 2024.

Hamas and another Palestinian militant group have claimed responsibility for what appeared to be a failed bombing attack in Tel Aviv that killed the man carrying the bomb and wounded a bystander

Explosion in Tel Aviv declared a terror attack by Israeli police, with Hamas claiming responsibility. Tensions rise amid regional complexities.

US secretary of state flies into Tel Aviv amid signals that a breakthrough may not be as close as had been suggested

In Tel Aviv, Bel Trew speaks to loved ones of those still held in Gaza about the need for a deal that will bring their relatives home – and end the bloodshed

Israeli airstrikes hit a cluster of houses in central Gaza’s Al-Bureij camp and nearby Al-Nuseirat camp

Israeli community gathers in Tel Aviv to release orange balloons in support of captive Bibas brothers, symbolizing hope for their safe return.