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USCIS may deny student visas or green cards based on social media posts supporting anti-Semitism, with a focus on foreign students involved in anti-Israel campus protests

The new magazine from Passport Group is dedicated to a region that has become one of the most beloved by Israelis in recent years - and not just because of their support for Israel during the war. This time we take you to Eastern Europe and the Balkans, where you will meet Hungary, Romania, Slovakia, Albania, Bulgaria, Poland, Georgia, and other countries waiting for Israelis, plus we’ll tell you all there is to do there

Isrotel launches a new Tel Aviv hotel, blending urban style with top-tier dining — including the renowned Shila. CEO Lior Raviv: “A chef-led restaurant makes the experience truly unique”

Latvia’s national airline landed in Tel Aviv this morning (Wednesday) with its new aircraft, equipped with Starlink satellite internet technology by X, as the Riga-Tel Aviv route resumes with three weekly flights

Delta returns to Israel, and in an exclusive interview with PassportNews, Matteo Curcio reveals what awaits passengers on the renewed Tel Aviv-New York route, what upgrades have been introduced, and what the future holds for the American airline’s operations in Israel

after losing many friends on October 7 and having her home bombed, Noa Lavyud decided to export the Israeli-Jewish mindset to the world, founding a marketing startup and collaborating with Steve Madden: "First and foremost, I identify as Israeli, that’s my pride"

Exclusive: Daniella Levine Cava visited Israeli Tech Week in Miami, praising the strong Israeli presence and sharing insights on U.S. tech: "During my visit to Israel, I met with the Innovation Authority — we drew real inspiration from them"

Israel Tech Week makes its debut in Miami, spotlighting hundreds of Istartups and tech companies. Thousands have registered for events across the city, highlighting the global impact of Israeli innovation: "Just look at the value Israel brings to the world"

With rising occupancy and global growth, only 20% of Fattal’s revenue now comes from Israel. The group targets up to ₪8.5B in 2025

Starting May 13: Three Weekly Flights to Zagreb at Great Prices with No Extra Luggage Fees