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Israel Relocates Hotel Guests, Cuts Travel After Missile Strikes

6/8/2026

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The tourism ministry opened an emergency operations center to relocate hotel guests displaced by missile-damaged homes.
Transport Minister Miri Regev and senior officials kept Israeli airspace open despite missile fire from Iran and Yemen.
Ben-Gurion Airport stays open while passenger numbers and outbound flights are limited as attacks continue.
Home Front Command set safety limits until 20:00, suspended schools, closed beaches, capped gatherings and cut public transport by 25%.

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The tourism ministry opened an emergency operations center to relocate hotel guests displaced by missile-damaged homes.
Transport Minister Miri Regev and senior officials kept Israeli airspace open despite missile fire from Iran and Yemen.
Ben-Gurion Airport stays open while passenger numbers and outbound flights are limited as attacks continue.
Home Front Command set safety limits until 20:00, suspended schools, closed beaches, capped gatherings and cut public transport by 25%.