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Israel Warns of Heightened Terror Threats to Jews Abroad Ahead of Holidays

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Israel's National Security Council has issued a warning about heightened terror threats against Israelis and Jews abroad ahead of the upcoming holiday season, citing Iran, its proxies, and global jihadist groups as primary threats. The advisory urges increased caution and provides guidance on avoiding high-risk areas and potential targets.

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  • Israel's NSC warns of increased terror threats to Israelis and Jews abroad.
  • Iran, Hezbollah, Hamas, ISIS, and al-Qaeda are identified as key threats.
  • The warning precedes the Jewish holiday season, starting with Rosh Hashanah.
  • Specific targets include diplomatic missions, Jewish institutions, and individuals.
  • Travel advisories are in place for several high-risk countries.
  • 25 Israelis and Jews have been killed in terror attacks abroad since the war began.
Israel Warns of Heightened Terror Threats to Jews Abroad Ahead of Holidays
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