The Foreign Minister has announced that British nationals in Israel are flying home as soon as the country’s air space is reopened.
The State Department has cooperated with Israeli officials to organize the charter flights from Tel Aviv airport.
The number of flights is currently unclear, but David Lami has said it would be based on the demand of British nationals.
“As part of our efforts to support British nationals in the Middle East, the government cooperates with Israeli officials to provide charter flights from Tel Aviv, according to British nationals, according to the Foreign Minister.
“British nationals must register their presence in Israel and contact them to contact more tips on these flights.”
“Land routes outside Israel are open and British employees are ready to support British nationals crossing the border. This will include supply, subject to demand – to adjacent airports for commercial flights.
“We continue to seek a diplomatic solution to prevent a deeper conflict.”
This move is done in the midst of a spiral involvement in the Middle East.
The Prime Minister Sir Kier has called on all sides to achieve a diplomatic outcome.
But the number 10 said Friday morning that things are “moving fast” and still controlled.
“We advise British nationals to continue their registration in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories to get in touch with more guidance on these flights,” a spokesman said.
“The Secretary of State will soon announce that the government will cooperate with Israeli officials to provide charter flights from Tel Aviv airport after the air space is reopened.”
Sir Kir has also called on Donald Trump to withdraw from military action against Iran that could deepen the crisis in the Middle East.
The prime minister said there was a “real risk of intensification” in the conflict because he urged all sides to seek diplomatic outcome.
He said there has been “several rounds of discussion with the United States” before and “for me, the solution is”.
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