Ben Gurion Airport, August 7, a week after the assassination of Hamas head Ismail Haniyeh in Teheran and Hezbollah chief of staff Fuad Shukr in Beirut.


As the Jewish state awaits a retaliatory strike from Iran and its proxies, Israelis are torn: to weather the storm or flee it?


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As the Jewish state awaits a retaliatory strike from Iran and its proxies, Israelis are torn between whether to weather the storm or flee it{ai:summary}In the steamy haze of August, Ben Gurion Airport buzzed with nervous energy. A week after high-profile hits on Hamas and Hezbollah leaders, the air crackled with tension as Israelis weighed their next move—stand firm or take flight.The threat of retaliation loomed large, and uncertainty hung thick like smoke. In a land poised on a razor's edge, survival instinct danced with the desire for peace. #politics

At Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport: Should I stay or should I go?

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