The Latest Breaking News from Tel Aviv

Rallies on the streets of Tel Aviv were held as the Israeli security cabinet reportedly gathered to discuss Hamas' response to a potential ceasefire-hostage deal.

Israelis in Tel Aviv and other cities hunkered down in parking lots and metro stations for protection from Iran's retaliatory strikes. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu launched Israel's military campaign against Iran on June 13, targeting its military and nuclear program.

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At least 610 Iranians were killed in Israeli attacks, while 28 people in Israel were killed in Iranian counterattacks.

The Trump family’s plans to manage a luxury hotel in Tel Aviv, Israel, have reportedly been thrown into uncertainty following missile strikes by Iran. The potential deal, which could see the Trumps’ name added to the city’s skyline, has raised ethical and security concerns.

More than 1,000 flights have been canceled worldwide since Monday, the latest hurdle in the airline industry's already difficult year.

Relieved Israelis returned to work and school on Wednesday after the military lifted restrictions following a ceasefire with Iran, while some voiced lingering apprehension about the future.

The UK has continued to evacuate Britons out of Israel, and a second flight left Tel Aviv on Tuesday.

The prime minister will set out the ‘biggest strengthening of UK nuclear posture in a generation’ on Wednesday

A plane was scheduled to depart the city for the UK’s military base in Larnaca, Cyprus.

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