The National Security Council (NSC) has issued a comprehensive travel advisory for Israelis planning to travel abroad during the upcoming Jewish holidays. The advisory warns of an increased risk of attacks on Israeli and Jewish targets, particularly from Iran and its proxy groups, as the anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attack approaches.
Officials noted that public statements from Iran and Hezbollah indicate intentions to retaliate against perceived Israeli actions. The NSC anticipates that these threats will escalate as the anniversary of the October 7 assault, which marked the beginning of the ongoing conflict in Gaza, draws near. This date is viewed as a significant milestone for terrorist organizations, especially Hamas and various jihadist groups.
In its advisory, the NSC urged citizens to adhere to its guidelines, avoid sharing details of their military affiliations on social media, and remain vigilant against potential kidnapping or fraud attempts. The council emphasized that being associated with Israel’s security forces, whether through national service or reserve duty, increases the risk of being targeted by hostile groups.
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