Spirit Airlines has implemented a new in-flight dress code policy, unveiled Wednesday, that prohibits passengers from wearing revealing clothing or displaying offensive tattoos. The changes, detailed in the airline’s updated Contract of Carriage, aim to ensure a more “comfortable” environment for all travelers. Under the new rules, passengers are barred from wearing see-through clothing, exposing private areas, or displaying body art deemed lewd, obscene, or offensive. The airline notes that by purchasing a ticket, passengers agree to comply with these terms, making adherence mandatory. The announcement follows an October incident that drew significant public attention.

All are asked to daven for Rav Michel Twerski, the Hornosteipler Rebbe of Milwaukee, who will be undergoing a complex neck and back surgery tomorrow morning.
Rav Twerski has endured crippling pain for several years, and this procedure is a critical step in addressing his ongoing health struggles.
Please daven for Rav Yechiel Michel ben Devorah Leah.
{Matzav.com}

JERUSALEM — An Israeli military doctor who has treated the returning hostages released by Hamas in recent days says they are in poor physical condition and face a lengthy recovery process

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Colonel Dr. Avi Banov, who serves as the deputy head of the IDF’s medical corps, provided information to Reuters today regarding the experiences of hostages recently released as part of last week’s ceasefire agreement.
Several of these hostages had endured captivity in dimly lit underground tunnels for as long as eight months.
“Some of them told us that they’ve been in the past few months, that they’ve been through the entire time, in tunnels, underground,” Banov stated. “Some of them were alone through the entire time they were there. Those who said they were together were in better shape.”

A confrontation occurred on Monday morning in the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee between families of hostages and Otzma Yehudit chairman Itamar Ben Gvir. Relatives of the hostages demanded that Ben Gvir express his support for the hostage deal but Ben Gvir responded: “This is a reckless deal and it will cost us blood.” After thousands of Gazans crossed the Netzarim Corridor on Monday morning and returned to the northern part of the Strip, where they were greeted by Hamas terrorists, Ben-Gvir stated: “This is not what ‘complete victory’ looks like – this is what complete surrender looks like… Heroic IDF soldiers did not fight and give their lives in the Strip (only for Palestinians to return north) and make these images possible.

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