From the Frontline: Flights take off, but peace has yet to land

Under the scorching summer sun, families wheeled suitcases through crowded departure halls as travelers lined up for security checks. Ben Gurion International Airport, Israel's busiest international gateway, was gradually returning to its familiar bustling rhythm. Dozens of U.S. military aircraft that had crowded a large part of the tarmac for months appeared to have departed, making room once again for civilian flights.