The United States Embassy in Israel offers evacuations on flights and ships to US citizens

Washington – The United States Embassy in Jerusalem is working to send evacuation and cruise flights for US citizens who wish to leave Israel in the middle of the country’s current conflict with Iran, the United States ambassador to Israel Michael Huckabee announced Wednesday.

The announcement arrives on the sixth day of the Israel-Iran War, which saw Fresh strike exchanges during the night until Wednesday. The United States Department on Monday raised his travel notice For Israel at a level 4 “no travel”, the highest travel warning.

“Urgent notice! American citizens who wish to leave Israel’s embassy in Israel … is working on evacuation flights and cruise exits,” Huckabee wrote in X. “You must register in the program of registration of intelligent travelers (step). It will be alerted with updates.”

It is not yet clear when flights and cruises will be available, but it is the first announcement of the State Department that the Federal Government will facilitate evacuations for US citizens.

On Wednesday, President Trump He pointed out the possibility to join Israel in his strikes in Iran.

“I can.

Trump has asked Iran to surrender completely. But Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said his country will not surrender and warned the United States against military intervention.