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NSC warns terror threats against Israelis, Jews continue to rise ahead of High Holy Days
- On Sunday, the National Security Council issued a warning regarding rising terrorist threats to Israelis and Jews abroad ahead of the High Holy Days and the third anniversary of the October 7 attack.
- Ongoing confrontations with Iran, Hezbollah, and Hamas have broadened the threat environment, as officials report increased incitement and persistent attempts by these groups to execute attacks against Jewish and Israeli targets worldwide.
- Azerbaijan, Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates remain vulnerable to Iranian activity, while 25 Israelis and Jews have been killed in terrorist attacks abroad since the war's outbreak following October 7, 2023.
- Travelers are advised to avoid Level 4 nations such as Jordan, Egypt, and Qatar, while concealing military backgrounds and Jewish symbols on social media to minimize targeting by hostile actors.
- Security officials warn that terrorist groups continue to exploit the High Holy Days to target public gatherings and Jewish institutions, with the October 7 anniversary anticipated as a particular flashpoint for violence.
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Israel Warns of Rising Terror Threat to Israelis Abroad Ahead of High Holidays
JERUSALEM (VINnews) — Israel’s National Security Council has issued an updated assessment of the terrorist threat facing Israelis abroad ahead of the Jewish High Holidays, warning of a continued rise in efforts by Iran, Hezbollah, Hamas and other extremist organizations to attack Israeli and Jewish targets around the world. The assessment was released ahead of […]
NSC warns terror threats against Israelis, Jews continue to rise ahead of High Holy Days
The National Security Council warned that Iran and its proxies remain the leading global terror threat to Israelis and Jews, while stressing that no new travel warnings were issued.
·Jerusalem, Israel
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