Israel Issues Evacuation Directive for Diplomats in UAE
(MENAFN) Late Thursday, Israel’s Foreign Ministry instructed the majority of its diplomatic personnel and their families to swiftly depart from the United Arab Emirates, citing concerns over a potential security risk, according to Israeli media reports.
This directive impacts staff stationed at Israel’s embassy in Abu Dhabi and its consulate in Dubai, Yedioth Ahronoth reported, noting that “the unusual order is attributed to a possible credible threat.”
The ministry declined to elaborate on the situation, stating: "We do not comment on security instructions given to our employees.”
Additionally, the National Security Council issued a travel advisory for the UAE, warning that intelligence indicates Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah are escalating efforts aimed at targeting Israel.
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