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A Ben Gurion University workshop begins on October 11 according to its program, with research talks on aquaculture water treatment and collaboration.
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UAE prosecutors alleged that the Omani copilot planned to crash the aircraft into Ben Gurion Airport’s passenger terminal after two reconnaissance flights. They described a confession and witness evidence, while continuing to investigate possible accomplices or other connections.
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Prosecutor Alleges Terminal Attack Plan
UAE prosecutors alleged that the Omani copilot planned to attack Ben Gurion’s passenger terminal after two earlier reconnaissance flights, while possible accomplices remained under investigation. Read the article
Claim Trump suggests Iranian link
He threatened a forceful response if Iran was responsible but presented no evidence. Read the article
Netanyahu urges pilot checks
In a Fox News interview he said the copilot bypassed restrictions; Flydubai suspended its Israel service. Read the article
Report Flight diverts to Tabuk
Passengers described a violent cockpit struggle; Tabuk airport said both pilots were hurt, Reuters reported. Read the article
Trump said on October 8 that the US will not attack Iran before the November 3 midterms, calling talks with Tehran productive while keeping the blockade in force. He announced no agreement and did not say what follows the vote.
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Trump: no attack before the vote
On October 8 Trump wrote on Truth Social that the US will not attack Iran before the November 3 midterms, while talks continue and the blockade stays in force. Read the article
Report Vance demands enrichment cuts
In an interview conducted October 5 and published October 6, Vance told Reuters that Iran must meaningfully reduce enrichment capacity rather than offer promises. Read the article
Iran ties Hormuz to its conditions
Qalibaf cited seven conditions, and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi linked the waterway to shipping and sanctions relief. Read the article
Report Report: Iran weighs wider retaliation
Reuters said commanders are reviewing a broader response if US attacks resume; no targets have been approved. Read the article
Report Missile strike injures 8 US Marines
NBC reported on September 27, citing US officials, that an Iranian missile hit a vessel in the strait; none was seriously hurt. Read the article
Yemen’s government reported a missile and drone attack on Aden airport on October 7, initially without reported casualties. Saudi Arabia separately announced interceptions; the reports do not resolve questions about territorial gains or foreign deployments.
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Aden airport attacked
Yemen’s government said the Houthis attacked Aden airport with missiles and drones on October 7; authorities initially reported no casualties. Read the article
Operation Yemen Dawn announced
Council chairman Rashad al-Alimi set the goals of restoring state institutions and returning Sanaa to government control. Read the article
Pakistan and Turkey pledge forces
A Makkah Alliance committee agreed in Riyadh on rapid deployment inside Saudi Arabia; numbers and roles were not disclosed. Read the article
Government opens offensive
Yemen’s recognized government announced a Saudi backed campaign to recover territory held by the Houthis. Read the article
Claim Houthis allege 38 Saudi attacks
Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree claimed 38 air and missile attacks in 24 hours; the figure was not independently confirmed. Read the article
Central Elections Committee chairman Justice Noam Sohlberg ordered Benjamin Netanyahu on October 4 to remove or edit campaign videos filmed in official settings, accepting five of six challenges. The Knesset election is on October 27.
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Netanyahu videos ordered removed
Sohlberg found five challenged appearances were election propaganda and rejected the sixth challenge. Read the article
Court restores Arab lists
The Supreme Court cleared the Joint List and Ra’am to run; Balad leader Sami Abu Shehadeh withdrew his candidacy. Read the article
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A Ben Gurion University workshop begins on October 11 according to its program, with research talks on aquaculture water treatment and collaboration.
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