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israel-iran war : After Israel killed top Hamas commander Ismail Haniyya, there is a fear of war at any time. An advisory has been issued for Indian citizens amid increased tension between the two countries, Iran is also angry after Israel's intelligence agency Mossad carried out an alleged major airstrike in the capital Tehran to kill Haniyya and has vowed to retaliate against Israel.
Indians living in Israel beware!
The Indian Embassy in Tel-Aviv, Israel has announced special guidelines for Indian citizens. “In view of the current situation, all Indians residing in Israel are instructed to avoid unnecessary travel and follow all precautionary and safety protocols issued by the local authorities,” the embassy said.
Indian Embassy announced helpline number
The Indian Embassy has said that Indians living in Israel should avoid traveling from one place to another and stay close to the shelters. Our embassy is in constant touch with the Israeli government and we are monitoring the security situation of Indian citizens. If any emergency arises, they can contact the embassy. For this, helpline numbers 972-547520711 and 972-543278392 have also been announced. Apart from this, you can also contact on the website of the Indian Embassy.
An advisory was announced yesterday regarding Lebanon
In view of the tension between Israel and Iran, the Indian government has come into action and has warned Indians to leave Lebanon immediately. Apart from this, Air India has also canceled all flights to Tel Aviv. The government has issued an order to all tourists going to Israel to avoid traveling to Tel Aviv.
Israel killed four of its biggest enemies
It is noteworthy that Israel has killed four of its biggest enemies in three days. Fouad Shukr was killed in Lebanon's capital Beirut on Tuesday, Hamas commander-in-chief Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran on Wednesday and Iran's security advisor Milad Bedi in Beirut on Thursday. The Israeli army also confirmed that Mohammad Deif was also killed in one of its attacks last month. The death of top leaders is being seen as a major setback for Hamas, because its political chief was assassinated in Tehran a day earlier and now its military chief has also been assassinated. This means that Hamas currently has no leadership at the diplomatic and military level.