Limassol

What began as a temporary solution during wartime has evolved into a phenomenon in less than three years. Thousands of Israelis are flocking to Limassol, Cyprus, as an alternative to Tel Aviv and Eilat for nightlife and entertainment. With attractive prices, luxury hotels, and world-class performers, the destination is thriving despite lingering security concerns.

A massive election sign in Hebrew for Gadi Eisenkot in Limassol has sparked public debate. MEP Fidias Panayiotou criticized the move, facing subsequent accusations of double standards and antisemitism.