Military reporter Emanuel Fabian on US drones seeking hostages and Golani Brigade battle; reporter Canaan Lidor on European Jews feeling war's ripple effects; report from Eilat
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For many of the 60,000 Israelis relocated to the Red Sea resort city since the October 7 massacre, sorrow and worry overlay the memories of earlier happy vacations
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IDF warns that it could respond to repeated launches by Yemeni Houthi militia, as Iran says allied groups could increase attacks on Israel if ongoing war with Hamas not halted
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Israeli fighter jets shoot down drones claimed by Iran-backed Yemen group as response to Hamas war; military says 'no threat or risk to civilians'
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Mayor of southern resort city says hotels, vacation apartments are full; CEO of hotel complex in country's center says capacity capped to ensure all have access to bomb shelters

Judges note that none of the accused tried to help their 16-year-old victim, say individuals who commit crimes as a group are still personally responsible for their actions

Cache of objects found in 1996 near Eilat receives new scrutiny; researchers posit they were used for spells of protection during arduous pilgrimage from Cairo to Mecca and Medina

Chief engineer of Eilat's water and sewage utility says all of the city's wastewater is treated, and 'transferred, to the last drop, to farmers,' who use it to water crops

Number-crunchers reportedly caution massive price tag of plan unveiled by Netanyahu isn't justified for expected low passenger numbers on costly sections

Secretive state company said to be pressuring ministries, Prime Minister's Office to more than double quota of crude that can be transferred via Red Sea terminal