Update 2025-06-22 (3): Israel will temporarily reopen its airspace from Sunday (22 June) 2 pm to 8 pm (local time) as part of Operation Safe Return to repatriate between Israelis stranded abroad. Ben Gurion Airport (TLV) will allow landings during this window, with repatriation flights resuming gradually and securely in coordination with security services. Additionally, dozens of people were injured following the Iranian missile attacks. Furthermore, the UK government is organizing a chartered flight next week to evacuate British nationals and their immediate non-British family members from Israel. Citizens must register interest online and await further instructions before heading to the airport.
Update 2025-06-22 (2): According to the latest reports, Iran forces launched dozens of missile attacks on Sunday (22 June) at around 7:30 am (local time) in central areas such as Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, including Ben Gurion Airport (TLV), a biological research centre, logistics bases, and various command and control centres. Fragments also fell near Haifa. Reportedly multiple people were injured, and material damage was also reported.
Update 2025-06-22 (1): According to the sources from Sunday (22 June), the Israel Airports Authority announced the closure of Israeli airspace until further notice. Moreover, Israel’s forces intercepted missiles launched from Iran, as air raid sirens were heard in Tel Aviv and explosions were reported in Jerusalem. The Israeli Air Force is actively working to eliminate the threat.