‘It’s a Scary Time to Be Here Right Now’: Americans Stuck in Israel Are Desperate to Get Out | News Channel 3-12
- Rebecca and her family traveled to Israel for a nephew's wedding but faced escalating missile strikes near Tel Aviv.
- The Israel-Iran conflict intensified, causing sirens and missile strikes that forced families into safe rooms and shelters overnight.
- Rebecca’s family sheltered for four nights, connected with Florida officials and Grey Bull Rescue, and prepared to evacuate amid airport closures.
- About 160 U.S. citizens, including Rebecca's family, arrived in Tampa Friday morning after evacuation flights, while over 6,400 signed up for evacuation info that day.
- Governor DeSantis said over 1,500 people have been evacuated amid difficult logistics, and Rebecca expressed gratitude that her family is safely home.
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Hear from Americans still trying to leave Israel
Commercial airlines have, for days now, halted all flights in and out of Israel due to the ongoing conflict with Iran. CNN spoke to multiple Americans in central Israel who are still struggling to leave the country.
It is estimated that about 700,000 Americans live in Israel, most of whom have dual citizenship.
Ron DeSantis Brings Home Over 1,500 Americans from Israel
Ron DeSantis Brings Home Over 1,500 Americans from Israel ‘It’s the Right Thing to Do’ BREITBART Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday welcomed a second flight of Americans evacuated from Israel, greeting passengers in Tampa [...] The post Ron DeSantis Brings Home Over 1,500 Americans from Israel first appeared on The Liberty Beacon.
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