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National Security Council Warns of Terror Threats Abroad Ahead of Holidays

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Hebrew · 21 newsrooms covering

Israel's National Security Council warned of terror threats against Israelis abroad, especially from Iran, ahead of the High Holy Days. Israelis traveling overseas are urged to be vigilant.

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  • Israel's NSC warned of terror threats against citizens abroad.
  • Iranian elements are specifically mentioned as a threat.
  • The warning comes ahead of the High Holy Days.
  • Travelers are urged to maintain heightened vigilance.
National Security Council Warns of Terror Threats Abroad Ahead of Holidays
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Israel's National Security Council (NSC) issued a public warning on Sunday regarding potential terror threats against Israelis overseas, particularly in light of the upcoming High Holy Days.

The advisory specifically highlighted efforts by Iranian elements to target Israeli citizens abroad. The NSC urged Israelis traveling or residing outside the country to maintain heightened vigilance and take necessary security precautions.

While the advisory did not specify particular locations or methods of attack, it emphasized the ongoing nature of such threats and the importance of awareness during the holiday period when many Israelis travel internationally.

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