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- 1Smotrich sparks alarm with 'We already did it' remark on West Bank●LA NOTIZIA: In Cisgiordania come a Gaza, parla Smotrich e non promette bene «Lo abbiamo già fatto». Il ministro delle Fi
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich is drawing criticism after suggesting that what Israel has done in Gaza could be replicated in the West Bank. Speaking on Ynet's podcast on 27 September, he was asked about his proposal regarding the occupied territory and replied, 'We already did it,' refusing to rule out a similar approach there.
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A flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv reported a suspected hijacking, prompting Israel to scramble fighter jets to intercept and escort the aircraft. Details about the plane, the number of people on board, and the outcome of the incident were not immediately clear. The report, first carried by Israeli outlet Ynet, is drawing wide attention given heightened regional tensions and the sensitivity of air routes between the UAE and Israel.
- 3TV shows that could teach you something and even save a life●Not just ‘Air Crash Investigation’: TV shows that could make you smarter and even save a life
Israeli news outlet Ynet highlights how television can be more than entertainment, pointing to documentary series like 'Air Crash Investigation' as examples of shows that teach viewers about science, safety and disaster response. The piece suggests watching such programs can make people smarter and might even help them react better in real emergencies.
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Italian accessories brand Furla has presented its new Lynette bag during Milan Fashion Week, adding the design to its lineup as the fashion world's attention turns to the Italian runway calendar. The debut positions the handbag as the label's latest push in the competitive luxury accessories market, where Milan showcases draw close attention from buyers and fashion press.
- 5Israelis leave Saudi Arabia amid flyDubai pilot attack suspicion●Israelis begin leaving Saudi Arabia as suspicion grows flyDubai pilot planned major terror attack
Israeli nationals have started leaving Saudi Arabia as suspicion grows that a flyDubai pilot was planning a major terror attack, according to a report by Israeli news outlet Ynet. The development has raised concerns about the safety of Israelis in the kingdom and about potential security threats involving aviation personnel. Details about the pilot's alleged plan and how authorities responded remain limited, but the reported evacuation suggests officials are treating the threat seriously.
- 6Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv signals possible hijacking●Flydubai plane flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv may have been hijacked - Ynet The crew first signaled the seizure and then
A Flydubai aircraft flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv may have been hijacked, according to Israeli outlet Ynet. The crew first signaled a seizure and then switched the transponder to the general emergency code. Before entering Jordanian airspace, the plane abruptly changed course and turned south, and contact was reportedly lost. Authorities have not confirmed details on the situation aboard or the aircraft's whereabouts.
- 7Flydubai flight with 150 Israelis diverted amid hijack scare●❗️Літак Flydubai з понад 150 ізраїльтянами на борту міг бути захоплений терористами — рейс екстрено перенаправили до Сау
A Flydubai plane carrying more than 150 Israelis was urgently diverted to Saudi Arabia after signalling a suspected hijacking while flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv, according to Israel's Ynet news site. Israel reportedly scrambled fighter jets in response, and authorities are investigating whether terrorists attempted to seize the aircraft.
- 8Dior, Furla, Prada, Coach and Burberry Lead a Busy Retail Week▼This Week in Retail: Dior Expands Miss Dior Pop-Ups, Furla Cinemania Revives the Lynette Bag in Milan, Prada Opens Hong Kong Boutique, Coach Brings Coach Play to Shenzhen, Burberry Marks 170 Years
Luxury brands rolled out a series of retail moves this week. Dior is expanding its Miss Dior pop-up stores, Furla launched its Cinemania campaign reviving the Lynette bag in Milan, and Prada opened a new boutique in Hong Kong. Coach brought its Coach Play concept to Shenzhen, while Burberry marked its 170th anniversary with celebratory activities.
- 9BBC 6 Music plays Tammy Wynette's No Charge●🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #BBC6Music 's #CraigCharles Tammy Wynette: 🎵 No Charge #6music #TammyWynette ▶️ 🪄 Automagic 🔊 show 📻 p
BBC Radio 6 Music's Craig Charles show has played Tammy Wynette's song "No Charge", according to an automated now-playing playlist update. The track, a country ballad from the 1970s, is also listed in the show's Spotify playlist. No wider commentary or audience reaction has been recorded around the play.