Despite Travel Warning Majority of Returning Israelis Do so via Jordan and Egypt

Despite travel warning majority of returning Israelis do so via Jordan and Egypt

Over 70,000 Israelis have come back home since start of war with Iran, 39,000 ofwhom crossed via land border crossings with pair of Arab neighbors The post Despite travel warning majority of returning Israelis do so via Jordan and Egypt appeared first on Jerusalem World News.

Israel Reopens Airspace, Begins Limited Outbound Flights

According to an outline approved by security and transportation officials, only 50 passengers will be allowed on each departing plane due to ongoing security concerns.

Israel resumes outbound flights under tight restrictions

Ben Gurion departures restart despite Iranian front escalation; only 50 passengers allowed per flight as airlift efforts continue to return stranded Israelis, while rescue and transit flights expand via Jordan and Egypt

Israel reopens airspace, begins limited outbound flights

More than 70,000 Israelis return as outbound travel resumes under strict limits. By David Brummer, World Israel News Israel reopened its airspace at 2 p.m. Sunday, allowing limited outbound flights to resume for the first time since the start of hostilities with Iran, Globes reported. The airspace had been shut overnight following the U.S. strike on three of Iran’s main nuclear sites. More than 70,000 Israeli citizens have returned home over th…

Rescue flights underway as Israel lifts outbound travel restrictions

Since Israel’s attack on Iran and the ongoing retaliation, air traffic in the Middle East has been heavily impacted. Several airspaces have been closed, and airlines have cancelled flights to and from the region. On Sunday, 22 June, Israel reopened its airspace for a day, and starting from 23 June, a limited number of people will be allowed to either return to Israel or leave the country. As the conflict between Israel and Iran escalated over th…

Israel's airspace reopens after US attack as outbound flights begin

Over 70,000 Israelis have returned home over the past week by air, land and sea as highly restricted outbound flights begin on Monday. "Globes" provides details.