First flights bring home Israelis stranded overseas after Iran strikes

The Senior

Israel has started repatriating citizens stranded abroad due to flight cancellations amid the ongoing conflict with Iran.

The first flight under Operation Safe Return arrived at Ben Gurion Airport on Wednesday, according to airport authorities.

The operation is intended to bring Israeli citizens home following airline cancellations linked to escalating tensions with Iran.

Officials confirmed the arrival of the initial repatriation flight but did not disclose the total number of flights planned.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is coordinating with airlines and international agencies to assist with the return of citizens.

Authorities have advised stranded Israelis to register with local embassies to facilitate their repatriation.

Heightened security measures are in place at Israeli airports as the operation continues.

Operation Safe Return will proceed as needed to ensure the return of Israeli citizens.

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