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The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem issued a security alert Wednesday reminding staff and Americans in Israel of the embassy’s standard advice.
The alert comes after weeks of large-scale street protests against the Ayatollah in Iran. Ali Khamenei It is increasing global tensions.
“Given the continuing regional tensions, US Embassy in Jerusalem “We continue to reiterate our standard advice to our personnel and all U.S. citizens residing in Israel to practice good personal safety and preparedness,” the warning reads.
‘Leave Iran now’: US embassy posts warning to Americans still in Iran
Officials are encouraging Americans to reevaluate their travel plans “in case disruptions arise” and “make decisions that are right for you and yourselves.” their family.
“When traveling or living abroad, unexpected crises can occur. good plan It helps you consider potential scenarios and determine the best course of action in advance. ”
Protesters burn a statue of Ayatollah Khamenei during a rally in solidarity with the Iranian uprising in central London on January 11, 2026. (Carlos Jasso/AFP via Getty Images)
Those involved say: US mission attitudethere are no changes to staffing and operations, and consular services will continue as usual.
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Iran has issued a notice NOTAM issued a warning late Wednesday, closing the airspace to all flights except international flights with prior permission from the country.
US Consulate General Jerusalem in 2018 (Thomas Koex/AFP via Getty Images)
Also on Wednesday, the U.S. Embassy in Qatar issued a public notice informing its citizens that they can receive alerts and related updates from the Embassy in Qatar via WhatsApp.
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The U.S. Virtual Embassy in Iran told U.S. citizens still in Iran: Leaving immediately on Tuesday.
In this frame capture from a video obtained by The Associated Press outside Iran, a masked demonstrator holds a photo of Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi during a protest in Tehran, Iran, on January 9, 2026. (UGC via AP)
The U.S. Virtual Embassy in Iran said on its website, “Leave Iran now. We want you to make a plan to leave Iran that does not rely on assistance from the U.S. government,” and suggested crossing overland to Armenia or Turkey if it is “safe.”
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“If you are unable to leave your home, find a safe place within your residence or another safe building. food, watermedicines and other essentials,” he added.
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Fox News Digital’s Alexandra Koch and Greg Norman-Diamond contributed reporting.
