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Noa Kirel’s Tel Aviv concert postponed again

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Oct 15, 2024

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… concert at Yarkon Park in Tel Aviv has been officially notified … concert’s producers, Live Nation Israel and Kirel, jointly decided … the ongoing rocket fire toward Tel Aviv and the changing security … to my audience and the Israeli cultural world, even in …

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… Iranian capital and flights to Israel. This mainly affects connections … November, while flights to Tel Aviv will remain canceled until at … has suspended flights to Tel Aviv and Beirut until at … have also suspended flights to Israel and other conflict regions. …

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