Ports
USS George H.W. Bush anchors in Thailand for recreational visit after Middle East deployment
A local mayor had estimated that each US service member from the Lincoln could spend up to 3,000 baht ($89) per day during the visit.
Ship's engine catches fire while docked at Haifa port, 10 firefighting teams responding
Ashdod Port presents maritime technology HUB at International Ports Conference in Hamburg
Red Sea Mocha port in Yemen closed following over 25 Houthi missile attacks
Israel says seaports stay open for business despite Lebanon conflict
Ports in Haifa are operating at a standard capacity during tension with Lebanon.
Yemen's Al-Hodeida port still inactive, two months after IDF strike - expert
Houthis use primitive, shut port of Rad Isa instead, which may be Israel’s next target, says expert on seafaring tracking.
Namibia blocks vessel suspected of carrying 'explosive material destined for Israel'
Namibia barred the MV Kathrin from docking over suspicions of carrying military cargo for Israel, aligning with its support for Palestine during the Gaza conflict.
Houthi attacks on Israel impact Eilat port, international trade, and maritime security
Eilat’s port been closed since November due Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, creating financial stress for the city. Nevertheless, goods being rerouted to Israel’s Mediterranean ports continuing trade.
Spain will not authorize calling of ships carrying weapons for Israel
The Marianne Danica was carrying a cargo of arms to Israel and had requested permission to call at Cartagena on May 21, Transport Minister Oscar Puente said on X on Thursday.
Haifa Port Revamp: 500 residences & commercial spaces set to rise
Israel Land Authority picks developer for sprawling Haifa Port area redevelopment with 500 homes & commercial zones on offer.
Ensuring the safety of Israeli port workers from Houthi attacks
The Israel Institute for Occupational Safety and Hygiene (IIOSH) of the National Insurance Institute has released guidelines on how to maintain the safety of port workers during times of war.
Israel's ship industry urges government to help with jump in war insurance
Israel, which relies on seaborne trade for its economy, said last week it would provide compensation for ships damaged due to the war.
Israel's Ashdod port toils under shadow of rockets
"We would advise that vessels wait further offshore than ordinarily given the risk of collateral damage at sea," according to a maritime security company representative.
Ashdod Port sustains 24/7 operations during Hamas war
"I would like to praise the relentless dedication of Ashdod Port's employees who continue their routine work around the clock," said acting CEO Eli Bar-Yosef.