Israel split-screen: Feds fly citizens home for a price. DeSantis’ charters are free. ...Middle East

The State Department has begun chartering flights to help U.S. citizens leave Israel, which passengers will have to repay. But Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis says it should be free — and has chartered his own.

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