Israel warns of heightened terror threat to Israelis and Jews abroad ahead of holidays
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- Israel’s National Security Council warned of an increased terror threat to Israelis and Jews abroad during the upcoming holiday period.
- The council cited heightened efforts by Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah and global jihadist groups.
- It said 25 Israelis and Jews had been killed in overseas attacks since the war began and that the October 7 anniversary could raise the risk.
Israel’s National Security Council has warned Israelis and Jews abroad to expect a heightened terror threat as the holiday period approaches.
The council said Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah and global jihadist groups were stepping up efforts against targets overseas. It also cited the October 7 anniversary as a factor that could increase the danger.
According to the council, 25 Israelis and Jews have been killed in attacks abroad since the war began.
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