El Al is facing a bombshell class action lawsuit accusing the national carrier of exploiting a time of national tragedy for massive financial gain. Filed Wednesday in the Central District Court in Lod, the lawsuit alleges that El Al engaged in widespread price gouging in the immediate aftermath of the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks, when most foreign airlines suspended operations and El Al became the dominant — and often only — option for air travel in and out of Israel. The suit, led by attorney Ilan Verednikov and backed by legal heavyweights Dr. Tal Rotman and Adi Zitron of the Perl Cohen law firm, accuses El Al of leveraging its monopoly status to hike ticket prices well beyond what was justified by operational costs.

Yamam special forces and IDF and Shin Bet forces eliminated the terrorist Raed Basharat, the head of Islamic Jihad in the Palestinian town of Tamun, overnight Tuesday, Israel Police announced on Wednesday morning. “He was involved in planning and carrying out attacks against security forces and Israeli civilians,” the police statement said. “During the operation, two additional terrorists were arrested in their hideout.”

Inflation in May came in LIGHTER THAN EXPECTED for yet another month. Inflation has come in BELOW economists’ expectations every single month since President Trump took office.

Antisemite Greta Thunberg returns to Sweden, celebrated by other pro-terrorist supporters as a hero after what they claim is her “victory” over Israel.

President Trump on California governor Gavin Newsom: “All I want him to do is do a good job. I’d rather have him do a good job than a bad job…It is the one of the worst-run places. We have a lot of them — and in almost all cases, run by Democrats.”

WATCH: A building that was previously targeted in an IDF air strike in Burj Al-Barajan, Beirut, has been fully demolished.

SOUTH BLOOMING GROVE NEAR KJ: A three-car crash on Route 208 during Wednesday morning rush hour brought traffic to a standstill, effectively cutting off the Village of South Blooming Grove for nearly an hour. The accident, which occurred as children headed to school and commuters hit the road, created gridlock with no viable detours, delaying buses and stranding residents. Locals once again called on officials for urgent infrastructure improvements, warning that the village remains dangerously vulnerable whenever Route 208 is blocked.

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President Donald Trump is looking to cancel $9.4 billion in spending already approved by Congress. That’s just a sliver of the $1.7 trillion that lawmakers OK’d for the budget year ending Sept. 30. The package of 21 budget rescissions will have to be approved by both chambers of Congress for the cuts to take place, beginning with a House vote expected Thursday. Otherwise, the spending remains in place. The White House is betting that cutting federal investments in public media and some foreign aid programs will prove politically popular. Republicans say if this first effort is successful, they hope more rescission packages will follow as they look to continue work by the so-called Department of Government Efficiency once run by billionaire Elon Musk.