Filipinos in Israel urged to stay indoors amid Iran-Israel tension



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The Philippine Embassy in Israel has urged all Filipinos in the country to remain indoors as Israel heightens security measures following missile strikes against Iran, backed by the United States.
In an advisory issued Saturday, the Embassy reminded the Filipino community that Israel is currently under “essential activity” status.
Authorities said all schools are closed, public gatherings are banned, and work is limited to essential sectors only.
The advisory comes as Israel remains on high alert, anticipating potential Iranian retaliation.
The Embassy strongly encouraged Filipinos to stay inside their homes and be ready to seek immediate shelter if urgent alerts, known locally as tseva adom, are sounded.
The Embassy also provided a 24/7 emergency hotline for Filipinos in need of assistance: +972 54 466 1188.
Authorities continue to monitor the situation closely, emphasizing that compliance with safety measures is crucial for public protection.