EgyptAir waived cancel fees on grounded Gulf and Levant flights until 15 March 2026, then moved many of those tickets into credits as the 13-city halt...
Jood Eskan’s 2026 Ramadan drive passed SAR 1.4 billion and 8,000 homes, then faced the six-month handover test Majid Al-Hogail set in Diriyah.
After eight states shut Middle East airspace on February 28, Gulf hubs reopened, but EASA warnings, war-risk premiums and Istanbul’s traffic gain did not reset.
Arkia sold Athens-Taba seats from $359 after Israel shut its airspace, while Electra jets, Egypt’s border, and a Level 4 warning did the real work.
NTA opened Tel Aviv metro bids after 20 groups filed for tunnels, with 2037 already a moved first-slice date on a late light-rail record.
Ahmed Al Maghribi Perfumes tied a Founding Day 25% cut to 25 years of Gulf retail, with 190-plus stores and Beautyworld Dubai next.
A packed Yafo synagogue and a secular-raised Shabbat driver show real religious energy in Tel Aviv, whose Jewish adults remain 73% secular.
Egypt has charged 37.5 pounds a kilo on plastic bags since June 2025, yet the 2025 100-bag target and the fee take remain unpublished.
Eureka O’Hara cancelled Tel Aviv Drag Fest after backlash, then a city-backed local bill opened Pride without the Drag Race name.
Church ID checks built after Egypt’s bombings now stop Muslim-background converts at the gate, because their cards still list them as Muslim.