Filipinos in Israel Caught Between Duty and Fear as Iran Conflict Escalates

Filipinos in Israel caught between duty and fear as Iran conflict escalates

As 75 per cent of overseas foreign workers are carers, worries about their wards and livelihood are holding most back, an advocate says.

Over 40 Pinoys, children affected by Israel-Iran conflict arrive at NAIA

The national government has repatriated 20 Filipinos, along with 23 children, after they were stranded in Dubai due to the ongoing air strikes duel between Israel and Iran, the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) said.DMW Secretary Hans Leo Cacdac and Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan welcomed the OFWs upon their arrival at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) on Tuesday morning, June 17…

Pinoys in Israel seeking repatriation climb to 109 after Iran's missile attacks

At least 24 Filipinos in Israel have requested to be brought back to the Philippines as both Israel and Iran continue to exchange tit-for-tat missile attacks.

Marcos orders prompt aid to Pinoys affected by Israel-Iran missile strikes

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Monday ordered concerned government agencies to provide immediate support to overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) affected by the recent Israel-Iran missile strikes.

Filipino in Israel in ‘critical’ condition after missile salvo from Iran

A Filipino in Israel was in “critical” condition on Monday, following a missile salvo from Iran, a Philippine envoy said.

Filipino in Israel hides in bomb shelter, survives Iran attack

MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine Embassy in Israel has assisted a Filipino worker who survived a missile attack from Iran that hit residential houses at Marom Nave Park in Ramat Gan City on Saturday. The female worker was inside a bomb shelter when the missile landed. She is temporarily staying at a hotel in Tel Aviv. A Facebook post of the embassy before dawn Sunday said more assistance and psychosocial support will be provided in the comin…