Ben-Gurion Airport Resumes Operations After Work Stoppage Disrupts Summer Travel
Tel Aviv's Ben-Gurion Airport resumed operations after a work stoppage on August 20, 2026, disrupted flights and summer travel for thousands in Israel.
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Tel Aviv's Ben-Gurion Airport resumed operations after a work stoppage on August 20, 2026, disrupted flights and summer travel for thousands in Israel.
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Israel's Histadrut labor federation stated Ben Gurion Airport disruptions stem from a long-standing staff shortage, not a sudden strike, despite prior warnings.
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