 | Israel top court approves surrogacy for same-sex couplesThe decision by the court, headed by Chief Justice Esther Hayut, was a result of a battle that began more than a decade ago. Until now surrogacy remained off-limits to gay couples and single men. |
 | Tens of thousands attend Pride parade in Israel's Tel AvivSome 250,000 people attended the Tel Aviv parade honoring the LGBTQ community in 2019 before it was called off last year because of the pandemic. |
 | Tel Aviv Grand Slam: Amid coronavirus scare, Indian judokas to begin campaign on ThursdayThe Israel health ministry on Tuesday confirmed that among foreign delegations, who reached the country for the tournament, five tested 'borderline' positive for coronavirus. |
 | Six-member Indian judoka team to feature in Tel Aviv Grand SlamAfter the Israel event, the Indian judokas are due to participate in Grand Slams to be held in Uzbekistan and Georgia in March, which are both Olympic ranking tournaments. |
 | Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to welcome first flight from Dubai to Tel AvivIsraeli flag carrier El Al is set to begin flights between the two countries next month while its Emirati equivalent, Etihad, has filed paperwork for flights in the first quarter of next year. |
 | Air India begins direct flight service between India-IsraelThis is also the first flight that will fly over Saudi Arabia covering a shorter route that will save three hours, to complete the journey in mere seven hours. |
| Air India's New Delhi-Tel Aviv flight service a 'historic moment’, says Israeli Tourism MinisterAs a measure to boost the ties between India-Israel, Air India on Thursday inaugurated its direct flight service between the two capital cities. |
 | Air India says gets Saudi's nod to fly from New Delhi to Tel Aviv over Saudi airspaceAir India plans to operate flights three days a week, and the flight would save two hours of travel time as a result of flying over the Saudi airspace. |
 | US presses to relocate embassy to Jerusalem by 2019To expedite the move, the US will not build a new structure, but will instead convert an existing consular building in the Arnona neighbourhood of West Jerusalem into the new US mission. |
