In light of the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, the Indian government advised its citizens residing in Israel on Tuesday to relocate to safe places within their nation.The message out loud... The message urged all Indian nationals residing in Israel to relocate to safe places due to the current security situation and local safety advisories. This is especially important for individuals who work in or visit border areas in the north and south. To guarantee the security of all of the Indian citizens, the Embassy mentioned staying in contact with the Israeli authorities, according to a post on the microblogging platform X.📢*IMPORTANT ADVISORY FOR INDIAN NATIONALS IN ISRAEL* pic.twitter.com/Fshw7zcbmj— India in Israel (@indemtel) March 5, 2024A number to call for in situations! The embassy also included an email address and phone number for support and explanation in its article. +972-35226748 is the phone number, and consl.telaviv@mea.gov.in is the email address. In its post, the embassy also provided the Population and Immigration Authority of Israels hotline number. 1700707889 is the number.On the violence lately Notably, the warning from the Indian embassy was issued the day after an anti-tank missile fired from Lebanon destroyed an orchard close to Margaliot, a village near Israels northern border. One Indian citizen was killed and two others were injured. Kerala, a state in southern India, was home to the three Indian nationals.The casuality The dead were identified as Keralan Pat Nibin Maxwell, age 31. He was from Kollam. According to reports, Maxwell had only been in Israel for two months when the attack occurred. He was employed on a farm. Bush, Joseph George and Paul Melvin were recognized as the two injured Indians.Israel-Hamas ConflictOn October 7, 2023, the terrorist organization Hamas from Palestine unleashed a flurry of rocket strikes on southern Israel, killing nearly 1,200 people and kidnapping 240 more.The assault prompted an Israeli offensive in Gaza, which is controlled by Hamas, with the stated goals of freeing the remaining hostages and eliminating Hamas. More than 30,000 deaths from the offensive have been confirmed, according to Gazas health authorities.
