Ben Gurion Airport Partially Resumes Flights Amid Tensions

On March 8, Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv, Israel, partially resumed outbound commercial flights. According to Jin10, this marks the first instance of flight operations since the U.S. and Israel conducted an attack on Iran on February 28, followed by Iran's retaliatory actions. Currently, the outbound flights are primarily operated by domestic Israeli airlines, with only two to three flights departing each hour. Passengers leaving the country are required to sign a commitment not to return to Israel within 30 days.