
Israel Warns Citizens Abroad of Elevated Terror Risk Over Passover
Israel's National Security Council warned Israelis abroad to take heightened precautions during Passover due to elevated terror risks from Iran and its proxies.

Israel's National Security Council warned Israelis abroad to take heightened precautions during Passover due to elevated terror risks from Iran and its proxies.
Foreign visitor arrivals to Israel plunged 78% in April 2026 to 36,900, down from 166,900 in 2025, largely due to the war with Iran.
Over 20 tons of mozzarella cheese were seized and destroyed by Israeli agriculture inspectors attempting to smuggle it into Israel without proper permits or.
148 Israelis were injured in the last 24 hours due to Iranian and Hezbollah barrages, with two in life-threatening condition.
IDF Spokesman Brig. Gen. Effie Defrin warns of potential Iranian and Hezbollah attacks during Passover, emphasizing military readiness and public safety.
Israel Police chief gifted Jerusalem forces ahead of Passover, praising their professionalism and dedication to city security.
Fourteen individuals, including minors, were arrested in Jerusalem for allegedly planning to conduct an illegal Passover sacrifice of goats on the Temple Mount.
Southern District Police are fully deployed and on high alert from Ashdod to Eilat for Passover, ensuring public safety and immediate incident response.
Due to ongoing wartime security concerns and Iranian missile threats, the Western Wall will be closed to the public during Passover for the first time.
Jerusalem authorities thwarted the marketing of over 150,000 uninspected eggs, including 64,000 with fake Passover seals, to protect public health.
Despite wartime, Israel's Ministry of Agriculture confirms ample produce, imported horseradish from Hungary, and robust fish supplies for Passover celebrations.