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• Hapoel Tel Aviv owner Ofer Yanay to participate in New York Conference

  After the historic EuroCup victory – Hapoel Tel Aviv owner Ofer Yanay to participate again this year in the Jerusalem Post's annual conference in New York

• Isrotel opens its new hotel in Mitzpe Ramon. And how much will a night cost you?

  Isrotel announces the opening of reservations for the Daroma Hotel (formerly Pundak Ramon), after being closed for about two years and almost completely rebuilt on the foundations of Pundak Ramon. The renovation and construction were carried out with an investment of approximately NIS 100 million. Daroma Hotel is part of the Isrotel Collection group and will open for guest stays starting June 22, 2025. The hotel will offer a unique desert hospitality experience in the heart of the beautiful Ramon Crater.

• 'Great news': Trump addresses expected release of Edan Alexander

  US President Donald Trump addressed the expected release of Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander from Hamas captivity on Monday.

• Israel to send hostage deal delegation to Cairo on Monday - WSJ

  Israel is set to send a hostage deal negotiating team to Cairo on Monday, the Wall Street Journal reported.

• 'A gesture of goodwill toward Trump,' Egyptian official says on Edan Alexander release deal

  Following Hamas' announcement of the release of hostage Edan Alexander, an Egyptian official revealed new details of the deal in a conversation with the Associated Press.

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• Ironi Tiberias and Ashdod secure premier league survival, Maccabi Petah Tikva relegated

  The Israeli soccer league relegation playoffs wrapped up this past weekend with Ironi Tiberias and Ashdod SC securing their spots in the top division for next season, while Maccabi Petah Tikva and Hapoel Hadera were relegated to the Leumit League.

• Edan Alexander release: Israelis disappointed gov't can't free its own citizens

  Israel's government was heavily criticized following the announcement of the deal struck between Hamas and the US, which would see the release of Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander on Monday.

• Daniel Loercher: Championing equality and defeating antisemitism in European sport

  As the pleasant face of Daniel Loercher, the subject of a recent Friday morning Zoom interview, comes into focus, I notice that he is smiling broadly. Loercher, the co-founder of "what matters," a German non-profit organization that helps organizations and corporations develop projects addressing antisemitism, racism, and other forms of discrimination, is visiting Israel for the third time this year, and he is clearly in his element.

• Daniel Fernández Strauch, survivor of the 1972 Andes plane crash, dies at 79

  Daniel Fernández, one of the 16 survivors of the tragic 1972 Andes plane crash, passed away on May 8 in Montevideo at the age of 79. His death was confirmed by fellow survivor Gustavo Zerbino, who described Fernández as "a dear friend, a great father, and a great grandfather," according to La Nación.

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