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South of Israel – The United States Embassy in Jerusalem told American citizens in Israel on Thursday morning that the State Department “provided contingencies to help the private departure of American citizens of Israel”.
“We are going to alert the community of American citizens if there is additional information to share concerning the starting options,” the embassy said in an email to the Americans who had registered in the registration program for intelligent travelers of the State Department (stage).
“If the United States government provides aid from Israel, the options would most likely include a trip to a neighboring and safe country,” and not to return to the United States, the embassy said. He asked the Americans of Israel interested in leaving the country to fill out an online form.
“You will be responsible for your trip after your arrival in the country safe and safe. Consular officers will be available to help you arrive with consular services, including a loan to repatriate to the United States if you wish and qualify,” said the embassy. He also said that American citizens would not be required to pay the service, but they “should sign an order ticket to repay the US government. We will tell you the estimated amount you should reimburse before traveling.”
The American ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee told the Americans to register for the STEP program in an article on social networks early Thursday, echoing a similar message that he published on Wednesday. His Wednesday post provoked some confusion, as the State Department later declared that he had “no announcement to help private American citizens to leave for the moment”.
“We are working to obtain military, commercial, charter and cruise ships for Evac,” said Huckabee on Thursday. “If you are offered a seat, take it. Family in Israel? Tell them to stay close to the shelter and do not ignore the sirens!”
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Israel’s international airport Ben Gurion remained closed on Thursday, as well as all of the airspace and the sea ports of Israel. A number of other countries, including China and several European nations, have started to evacuate the citizens of Israel earlier this week.
Wednesday, president Trump reported the possibility of joining Israel in its course Strike on Iran. Later in the day, officials told CBS News that he had approved the attack plans, but had not yet made a final decision to join Iran strikes.
“I can do it, I may not do it, no one knows what I’m going to do,” Trump told journalists earlier during the day when the United States was asked in strikes in Iranian nuclear and military installations.
Trump called Iran to go completely. But The supreme leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said his country would not surrender and not warned the United States against military intervention.
A certain number of Americans were trying to leave Israel through its land border with Jordan on Thursday, including a Vermont couple who came to Israel on June 9 for the marriage of their nephew and told CBS News that they had only learned that they could leave on earth in Jordan.
Another couple said they had toured Israel when they launched their attack on Iran and that they had been blocked. Their tour of travel helped them to organize trips to the Israeli border with Jordan.
