Hawzah News Agency- The Hebrew newspaper Ma'ariv reported today (Tuesday, 10 June) that the number of Zionists who have left occupied Palestine this year has increased by 28 percent.
According to the report, more than 718,000 people have fled occupied Palestine since October 7, 2023, but in recent months the situation has changed from the past.
Ma'ariv wrote that in the wake of the Yemeni missile attacks, many foreign companies have suspended their flights to Tel Aviv, and this stance has led to a sharp increase in ticket prices.
According to the newspaper, the Zionists are trying to leave occupied Palestine through Israeli airlines, but the volume of flights does not meet the wave of departures from Palestine.
Two days ago, Air India announced that it had extended the suspension of its flights to and from Tel Aviv until the end of June 2025 (10th of Qaran 1404).
According to Israeli media, this decision was made following security concerns arising from the ongoing tensions in the West Asian region, especially after the Yemeni missile attacks on Israel.
In this regard, Nasreddin Amer, the deputy head of the Yemeni Ansarullah media delegation, announced on May 18 that Ben Gurion Airport and all Israeli airports will be unsafe and that, with a Yemeni decision, the regime's skies will be subject to an air embargo.
He announced that all global airlines must cancel all their flights to Tel Aviv airports in order to protect their own health and that of their passengers.
Source: AVA PRESS
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