
US embassy in Jerusalem allows non-emergency staff to leave Israel due to ‘security risk’
According to a statement on its website, the US embassy in Israel advised people who wished to leave to do so while flights were still available.
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According to a statement on its website, the US embassy in Israel advised people who wished to leave to do so while flights were still available.

The United States State Department has authorised the departure of non-emergency government personnel and their family members from Mission Israel, citing safety risks, the US Embassy in Jerusalem announced on Friday. The embassy said it may further restrict or prohibit US government employees and their families from travelling to certain areas of Israel, the Old […]

The US Embassy in Jerusalem has advised its employees to find flights out of Israel immediately, amidst concerns of a potential American attack on Iran.

The United States will provide passport services inside an Israeli settlement in the occupied West Bank for the first time, the US embassy in Jerusalem has announced. The move applies to the settlement of Efrat and will begin on 27 February. The decision has drawn condemnation from Palestinian officials, who describe it as a breach of international law. In a statement, the US embassy said consular officers would offer routine passport services in Efrat for one day as part of an outreach i...

The US Embassy in Jerusalem announced that non-essential personnel and their families are permitted to leave Israel due to escalating security concerns and the risk of military conflict.
In a first, the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem has announced it will provide consular services in the West Bank.