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National Security Council warns: Don't enter Israel from Sinai or Jordan
The National Security Council has issued a message to Israeli citizens abroad, warning of significant danger in attempting to enter Israel via overland routes from Jordan and Sinai while Ben Gurion Airport remains closed.
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Israel's National Security Council warns against returning via Jordan or Egypt’s Sinai, both under Level 4 travel alerts; officials cite high threat levels and urge Israelis abroad to avoid these routes amid growing regional tensions
Israel's National Security Council has urged citizens to avoid returning via Jordan or Sinai. In a statement, it said: "In light of the closure of Ben Gurion Airport until further notice, private initiatives have begun to emerge to reach Israel by land, land at an airport in Sinai/Jordan, and then fly to Israel." It added: "We would like to emphasize that Level 4 travel warnings apply to Sinai and Jordan, reflecting a significant threat, and we …
In recent hours, the National Security Headquarters has conveyed a sharp and tough message to the public regarding the risk of reaching Israel via Jordan and Egypt, according to the extraordinary announcement: In light of the closure of Ben Gurion Airport - until further notice, private initiatives are emerging for those stranded abroad, who wish to reach Israel via land routes (landing at an airport in Sinai/Jordan and from there riding to Isra…
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