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Ambassador Says US Cannot Help Americans Leave Israel Amid Escalating Iran Conflict

The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem warns of sudden security threats including rocket fire and drones, urging Americans to arrange personal departures amid no government evacuation support.

  • The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem warned American citizens residing or travelling in Israel that it cannot organise an evacuation and urged them to arrange their own security plans and stay informed.
  • Because of rising attack risks, the embassy said mortar, rocket and missile fire and unmanned aircraft system intrusions can occur without warning, and it may restrict travel to the Old City of Jerusalem and the West Bank.
  • The Israeli Ministry of Tourism is operating routes to border crossings, including shuttles to the Taba Border Crossing from March 2, and travelers can register via the Ministry's evacuation form.
  • The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem said it cannot recommend the shuttle service operated by Israeli authorities and stressed the U.S. government cannot guarantee safety, sharing the information as a courtesy.
  • The embassy advised remaining vigilant and identifying the nearest shelter, urging U.S. citizens to consult Israel Home Front Command guidance before travelling to border crossings.
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The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem reported that at this time it is not in a position to help Americans leave Israel and that it will not be able to guarantee the safety of those who choose to use the transportation routes offered to leave the country. "The Israeli Ministry of Tourism has begun operating transportation services to the Taba border crossing as of March 2. To be added to the passenger list of a transport service, you must register throu…

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