Early Tuesday, the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) advised against all travel to Israel and Palestine.
This warning comes amid escalating regional tensions that pose significant security risks. Travel disruptions have already been reported.
As of midday, the Iranian regime has publicly stated its intention to target locations associated with the United States and Israel. This announcement raises concerns about safety for travelers in the region.
Travel within or out of Israel is currently at your own risk. Ben Gurion Airport is operating a limited schedule of outbound flights, complicating travel plans further.
British nationals facing urgent circumstances are urged to submit a dedicated assistance form to the Ministry of Transport. Details remain unconfirmed regarding how many individuals may be seeking this assistance.
The FCDO also advises against all travel within three kilometers of the Jordan-Syria border. Additionally, they recommend against all but essential travel to other areas of Jordan due to similar security concerns.
Missiles have been intercepted traveling through Jordanian airspace, with debris falling in some urban areas. Consequently, Jordanian airspace may be closed with little notice due to the ongoing conflict.
Finally, travelers are reminded that their insurance could be invalidated if they go against FCDO advice. “No travel can be guaranteed safe,” officials warn.