Due to snafu, tickets to Israel go on sale for as little as $330
Jewish Journal
August 7, 2012
Two months ago, Miriam Leichtling’s parents lost their jobs within a week of each other.
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Controversial Israeli ad geared to expats resurfaces
Jewish Journal
March 15, 2012
An Israeli ad aimed at expatriates living in the U.S. that had come in for criticism by the American Jewish community has reappeared online and in an Israeli magazine.
El Al employees share brighter side of Israel
Ryan Torok
February 23, 2012
As most people who care about Israel know, it’s difficult to have conversations about the Jewish homeland without broaching the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
In their off hours, El Al flight crews are now ‘ambassadors’
Jewish Journal
November 29, 2011
A good flight crew requires a certain amount of charm to keep passengers calm during turbulence, emergencies or pretzel shortages.
El Al to charge for second bag on Israel trips
Jewish Journal
October 3, 2011
El Al Airlines soon will be charging $70 for the second piece of luggage checked on coach seats to and from Israel.\n
Should Israel be a model for U.S. airport security?
Jewish Journal
January 5, 2010
As U.S. officials try to figure out how to improve airport security in the aftermath of the failed Christmas Eve bombing attempt of a Northwest Airlines flight to Detroit, many North Americans are looking to Israel as a model.
Ignoring the lessons of the past
David Horovitz
December 7, 2006
Why would Syria, Iran and the terror groups they jointly sponsor so utterly deride the notion that the West will ever unite to effectively deter them? An early case in point is the small matter of Nezar Hindawi and the Syrian bid to bomb El Al.
Pearl, Ahmed Awarded $100K Prize for Fight Against Intolerance; Shin Bet Seeks High-Tech Experts
Jewish Journal
September 7, 2006
Judea Pearl and Akbar Ahmed, a Jew and a Muslim, are the joint recipients of a new $100,000 prize for their campaign against intolerance and the roots of terrorism.
Privatized El Al to Add Saturday Flight
Adam Wills
February 17, 2005
When 50 Israelis who survived the devastating Dec. 26 tsunami were stranded in Sri Lanka, El Al made good on its commitment to organize and operate rescue missions.
\”When there is a problem, Israelis will go out of their way to help other Israelis,\” said Nira Dror, the Israeli airline\’s vice president and general manager of North and Central American operations.
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