British were closed as Iran’s holidays continue in Israel

Thousands of British, Iran and Israel such as Iran and Israel continue to attack each other in an intensive clash of days.

Israeli airspace is closed to further notice and all flights without a continuous sign that opposes the groundbreaking.

Iran has launched hundreds of missiles and drones in Israel on Israel on the Israeli military infrastructure on Military infrastructure on Friday.

BBC speaks to English citizens The pain of sirens spoke of continuous trips and silently delays by no visits to prevent the pain, bomb shelters and home.

Many of the past are burying to do more work to help the UK government, but BBC understands this, there are no plans for evacuation at this stage.

The UK government has Recommended Israel against all travels And in the country, British citizens reported to watch the local government.

Hertfordshire’s 41-year-old Deborah Claydon, last Tuesday flew to Israel because he was on a three-day trip to participate in his son’s wedding.

Now, as the missiles flown, the 81-year-old mother and Israel’s central coast are trapped in Herzlia.

Three hours after the evening returned from the wedding last Thursday, “We have heard sirens and went to the bomb shelter,” he said.

“It was a journey of two halves: fear fear.”

Since each night, MS Claydon says that the incoming missiles wake up several times to get alarms and shelter. They are lucky, says the hotel has a well-equipped shelter, but “this is a terrible and many people Panicky”.

“I stay positive because my mother is with me.” “But it’s terrible. I don’t want to be here anymore. I think I can hit a rocket.

According to the Israeli Prime Minister’s office, at least 24 people were killed in Israel since Friday. The Iranian Ministry of Health said that Israeli strikes of Israel have killed more than 200 people across the country.

As early as the fifth day of emergency fires took revenge on Tuesday.

The main international airport of Tel Aviv has been closed on Friday and will not open up to warning. All flights have been stopped and thousands were abolished.

The Israeli Tourism Ministry has remained about 40,000 tourists in the country. Among them are the annual pride parade, which will happen on Friday, but after hostility, they are going to the parade of the annual pride.

Some people think that Israel’s land transitions to go to the neighboring Jordan or Egypt and take flights from there.

Tuesday, along with a group of other countries, along with Egypt, Sharm El-Sheikh and Egypt planned to go home, a long journey on the border.

He said that “very risky” to bring his mother with his brother in a neighboring city.

Speaking to the BBC ahead of the trip, Claydon said he was “terrible”.

“A very uncertain situation, an indefinite situation, will I not go or stay more reliable?

It is impossible to travel with soil for some British.

Hannah Lyons-singer, 43, this Tuesday, this Tuesday came to his father, his mother and his mother came to serve his father. After a period of time after a heart procedure, he says “war came out” after a heart procedure.

Three, the mother from London, is a tension on the elderly parents of the situation, especially the father of his eighties.

“We hear the explosions outside,” he said to the BBC. “Some sounds really close. There are direct hits within a few kilometers over the past two nights.”

He added that “hot” in the shelter.

Ms. Lyons-singer is hopeless to get home to their children, and his father demands more treatment in the UK, but it is impossible to travel from the border for hours.

The UK government called for better support for returning British citizens to return home.

“There is no leadership other than warning to travel to Israel,” he says.

“They will offer Egypt a reliable journey or provide evacuation ways after opening the airspace once, but they did not offer us any help.

“After opening the airspace, the commercial flights may not immediately restart.”

HOWARD Youngerwood, 79 years old from London, went to Israel for this month for his granddaughter Mitzvah in the beginning of this month. The Jewish-aged ceremonies were cut shortly when the hostilities were erupted and the order was ordered to evacuate Kibbutz near Jerusalem.

“We are running out,” he said. “We spend a lot of time – Hobe in my situation – to reach shelters. When it is injured, especially receives money.”

A retired judge, which has several diseases, including the problem of mobility, cannot try the land transition and does not consider it a safe choice.

52-year-old Angus Edy, a 22-year-old son Shamuel and Tel Aviv, said the situation was “terrible” and the government’s government “shock”.

Their flight is in and out of shelters because it is canceled on Friday. On Monday, on the TV Aviv Exchange, the hotel is approaching, and he is sitting behind the hotel and said it should be looking for a shelter behind.

“It seems that the situation is becoming more and more difficult,” he said.

Mr. Edy added that it was in the background of the British Consulate, which recommends signing up for email signals.

“We even went to the embassy of a person, and they would not talk to us. This is not just to take care of.”

This The Foreign Ministry (FCDO) recommended Israel against all travels Due to “a situation that makes” significant risks “, which is” the potential for more deterioration, and without warning. ”

Official advice too Recommends Iran against all travels.

Tourists from other nations are also closed. BBC spoke to the joyful family, among the United States, Sunday, and how to leave.

Poland said that citizens will be evacuated around 200 days.

On Monday, Deputy Foreign Minister Henryka Moscicka-Dendys said, “Stiff as a tourist” will leave the capital of Jordan and will fly to Warsaw.

Meanwhile, the German Foreign Ministry called contact information in both Iran and Israel to enter the online emergency system. About 1,000 people in Israel and Iran did this. A spokesman said that there are no current evacuation plans from both countries.

However, the citizens of the Nations landed in Prague, which carried 66 people in Israel in Tuesday morning, confirmed the Minister of Defense.

It is estimated that about 100,000 Israel is abroad and cannot return to Israel. Authorities recommended that the Israelites did not test the land crossings due to security risks and to wait for more safe travel choices.