On May 30, local time, the Israeli National Security Council issued a statement saying that due to threats from Iran , it urged its citizens not to travel to Turkey in the near future. For details, let’s take a look at the report sent back by Sun Lingli, a reporter from China Central Radio and Television Station in Jerusalem.
The statement said that in the past few weeks, and especially since Iran accused Israel of killing an Iranian Revolutionary Guard officer last week, Israeli security agencies have become increasingly concerned that Iran may seek to attack Israeli targets around the world. Therefore, Israel's national security The committee and security agencies issued warnings against travel to Turkey, reiterating that it is currently a country of high risk for Israeli citizens. In addition, Israeli officials also stated that there is also a high degree of danger in other countries bordering Iran, and Israeli citizens should remain vigilant against this.
At the same time, the Israel Defense Forces strengthened the country's air defense system . Israeli security officials fear Iran-backed groups could launch missile or suicide drone attacks against Israel in Lebanon and Syria. As a result, various air defense systems, including Iron Dome, are on high alert and adjust their deployment according to the threat.
Israeli media reported that Israel has also increased the security alert level at its embassies and consulates around the world.
(Editor: Si Wen)
