Today, Saturday, the Israeli National Security Council asked the Israelis to leave Egypt and Jordan immediately, in light of the escalation of regional tensions and popular protests as a result of the continued Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip for about two weeks, in the wake of the “Al-Aqsa Flood” operation launched by the Palestinian resistance.

The Israeli Security Council raised its warnings regarding travel to Jordan and Egypt, especially the Sinai Peninsula, to the highest level, and recommended that Israelis not travel there.

The Council also asked Israelis to avoid traveling to Morocco, amid popular protests denouncing the Israeli aggression against Gaza.

Before noon today, the Israeli National Security Council included other countries on the list, asking Israelis residing in Turkey, the Emirates, Bahrain, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Maldives to leave immediately.

Massive demonstrations took place in Egypt, Jordan and Morocco last week in the vicinity of the Israeli embassies, rejecting the war and the siege on Gaza, and in protest against Israel's massacres in the Gaza Strip, especially the Baptist Hospital massacre, which led to the martyrdom of about 500 people last Tuesday.

Source: Al Jazeera + French