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Lawrence Solomon

Toronto
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Probe Media founder,Columnist, Financial Post, Epoch Times, author The Deniers; Fellow, Canadian Institute for Jewish Research, inventor, dynamic road tolling,
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El Al likelier to resume flights to Tehran than to Toronto Original

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By Lawrence Solomon
| JNS
( May 20, 2026 / JNS ) El Al’s last commercial flight from Tehran departed 47 years ago, on Feb. 10, 1979, as the Islamic Revolution engulfed Iran. Its last flights from democratic Toronto and Brussels left in October 2022—barely three and a half years ago. Yet in today’s airline geopolitics, a resumption of direct Tel Aviv-Tehran service now looks more probable than El Al’s return to either Toronto Pearson or Brussels Airport. Consider the facts.
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Lawrence Solomon: Israel's diplomatic coup de tête Original

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By Lawrence Solomon
| National Post
Skip to Content While western elites wring their hands, the Jewish state is quietly forging alliances through hard power, shared threats and raw mutual self-interest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, centre left, his wife Sara, left, Argentinian President Javier Milei, centre right, and Argentina's General Secretary of the Presidency Karina Milei take part in a recorded rehearsal for an Israel Independence Day ceremony in Jerusalem on April 19.
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Israel ofrece a trabajadores migrantes chinos el salario —y la dignidad— que no tienen en su país

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By Patricia Adams, Lawrence Solomon
| Epoch Times Español
Trabajadores chinos observan cómo un proyectil antimisiles Cúpula de Hierro intercepta un cohete disparado desde Gaza, sobre la ciudad de Ashkelon, Israel, el 4 de mayo de 2019. (Amir Cohen/Reuters) 29 de abril de 2026, 7:02 p. m. | Actualizado el29 de abril de 2026, 7:03 p. m. Opinión Mientras los misiles israelíes surcan el cielo y las sirenas resuenan en las obras de Tel Aviv y Jerusalén, miles de trabajadores migrantes chinos están tomando una decisión notable: se quedan donde están.
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