US Embassy in Jerusalem Authorizes Personnel to Depart Ahead of Possible Iranian Strikes
The State Department has authorized non-essential US Embassy personnel in Jerusalem to depart Israel ahead of potential strikes on Iran. This move is precautionary and aimed at ensuring staff safety.
The US State Department has authorized non-essential personnel working at the US Embassy in Jerusalem to depart Israel ahead of a possible escalation in strikes on Iran, following heightened tensions between the two countries. The decision comes as Israel and Iran have been engaged in a proxy war in Syria and other parts of the Middle East. The embassy's announcement on Friday morning recommended that non-essential personnel leave Israel, but those with essential work duties will remain in place for now. No specific threats or warnings were issued by US officials regarding potential Iranian strikes.
