Israel Update

Oct 9, 2023 | Global, Uncategorized

With the recent attacks on Israel, the US Embassy in Jerusalem is urging US citizens to exercise increased caution and requiring US government personnel limit travel and observe a nightly curfew. Some companies are considering evacuation of nonessential workers in Israel. Ben Gurion Airport remains open, although there are widespread flight cancellations. Current airport information is available at Ben Gurion Airport.

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