KLM will stop flying to the Israeli city of Tel Aviv again starting in July. This will continue at least until the end of August, as the airline no longer wants to fly to the coastal city "due to the ongoing unrest."The Dutch airline only just resumed its flights between Schiphol Airport and Tel Aviv last month. KLM previously suspended those flights after the Hamas attacks in Israel on October 7, and the outbreak of war in the Gaza Strip. Read this story
