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Israel Reopens Ben Gurion Airport After 10-Day Closure Amid Iran Conflict

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  • 23 Jun 25
  • 05:13 PM

After a 10-day shutdown due to escalating tensions with Iran, Israel has reopened Ben Gurion Airport. The country is operating limited repatriation flights to evacuate foreign nationals and bring back Israeli citizens. On Monday, 24 flights are scheduled with a maximum of 50 passengers each, prioritizing humanitarian and national security cases. Around 40,000 tourists were stranded during the closure. Strict access protocols are in place at the airport, and passengers must arrive no more than two hours early when using public transport.

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Bonik Barta 23 Jun 25

Israel Reopens Ben Gurion Airport After 10-Day Shutdown Amid Iran Conflict

Israel has reopened Ben Gurion Airport after a 10-day closure due to the ongoing conflict with Iran. The reopening comes as the country begins repatriating its citizens and allowing stranded foreign travelers to leave. According to a report by The Times of Israel, Israel’s Transport Minister Miri Regev said that at least 1,000 passengers are expected to depart from the country on Monday, June 23.

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