Scroll to the bottom of the origin dropdown and you'll find Tel Aviv sitting last, after 12 US airports. It's a real, working origin — but it isn't part of the actual market decision behind the other 12, and we'd rather say so plainly than let it look like a quiet expansion plan.
Tel Aviv was added for a small group of family and friends there to use the live site as informal design partners — real product feedback from real users, nothing more strategic than that. It runs through the exact same pipeline as every other non-JFK origin: hourly-fetched, 24-hour-delayed, no special treatment.
This is a public site with a public repository — there's no way to make an origin genuinely secret, and we wouldn't try to. Placing it last in every dropdown and leaving it out of any marketing copy is about not implying a market decision that hasn't been made, not about concealment.
Don't read this as a signal that international expansion is coming. The 12 US origins remain the real decision; Tel Aviv is a testing convenience for one relationship. One honest caveat while we're at it: prices for Tel Aviv are still fetched and shown in USD, fine for informal testing but not what a real Israeli-market launch would actually look like.