British chained in Israel while the Iranian strikes

Thousands of British are chained in the Israelites and cannot leave Iran and Israel continue to attack each other in an increased conflict that has continued in the days.

Israeli Airspace is closed, and all flights landed, with a uninterrupted sign of enemies.

Iran launches hundreds of missiles and drones in the last days of Israel, in recent days to the Israelites on Friday to his military infrastructures.

Talking to BBC, British nationals Sirenas, ongoing trips back and forth, is about uncertainty against uncertainty and unbearable to get home.

Many of these chairs are pressing the UK government to help more, but BBC understands that this phase is not evacuation plans.

The UK government has Recommends all the trips to Israel And the British citizens of the country told them to continue local orientation.

Deborah Claydon, 41, Hertfordshire teacher, last Wednesday that he flew to Israel to go to Israel to go to his cousin’s wedding trip for three days.

Now Herzliyan is trapped on the coast of Israel on the central coast with his 81-year-old mother, as the missiles fly.

After three hours after the wedding, the last Thursday evening, “we heard the mermaids and had to go to the bomb shelter,” BBC said.

“It was two central journey: Fear from Eating.”

Every night, Mrs. Claydon said that more than once woke up alarms to the entrance missile warning and a counting to reach a shelter. They are lucky to say, but the hotel is well equipped with a well-equipped shelter, but “It’s scared and many people are Panicky.”

“I’m positive because my mother is with me,” said three mothers. “But it’s awesome. I don’t want to be here. I don’t want to wake up three times a night thinking I can beat you. I want to get my job and my children home.”

At least 24 people have died on Friday, Friday, according to the office of the Prime Minister of Israel. Iran’s Ministry of Health, as on Sunday, Israeli strikes were killed more than 200 people across the country.

As they entered the fifth day on Tuesday, the two countries were back.

Tel Aviven International Main Airport was closed on Friday and not open until the authorities said. All Israel and flights have been suspended and thousands have been canceled.

About 40,000 tourists are stuck in the country, the Israeli Ministry of Tourism said. These include those who traveled to the annual pride parade of the year on Friday, Friday, but the enemies had been canceled after turning on.

Some people go out of the land passages around Jordan or Egypt.

On Tuesday, Mrs. Claydon, along with a tourist group from other countries, began a long journey along the border with Egyptian, where he plans to travel to Sharm El-Sheik and fly home.

He said he was “dangerous”, his grandmother, who will be placed in a village around her brother.

Talking to BBC before the trip, Mrs. Claydon said he was “terrified.”

“Very unstable situation, it’s uncertain, I don’t know if I’m safer or safer? It’s not safe. You don’t know how to open.” They could be days. “

For some British, it is impossible to travel by land.

Hannah Lyons-Singer, 43 years old, arrived in Jaffa to take care of his father last Tuesday after the mother of Israel’s mother hospitalization. A few hours after downloading after a heart procedure, the war broke out, “he explained.

From London, the three said the situation was the tension on the elderly, especially when his father, when he was in his eighties, had to be recovery.

“We listen to the explosions away,” BBC said. “Some of them are very close. Live hits have been within a couple of miles of our two nights.”

Added “heat” in the shelter.

Mrs. Lyons-Singer is disappointed to get home to his children and his father needs more treatment in the UK, but long hours of the border is not feasible in his current situation.

The UK government has called the British citizens to return home.

“It’s not a warning to travel to Israel,” he noted.

“They would offer safe travels to Egypt or to relax when air spaces open, they will give them evacuation pathways, but they did not offer us any support.

“It’s also my fear to open air space, commercial trade flights will not start again.”

Howard Youngerwood, 79 years, from London, he traveled to Israel earlier this month, Mitzvah his grandson. The Jewish old ceremony was short when the enemies exploded and promised to evacuate Kibbutz near Jerusalem.

“We’re tired,” he said. “We spend a lot of time – in my case, reaching the shelter. It is taking the toll, especially when you listen to the dead.”

It has several evil evils, including mobility problems, can not try a land junction and think that it is not a safe opportunity.

Angus Edy, 52, in Tel Aviv, who is stuck with his son of Samuel, said that the state is “tremendous” that the UK government is “huge”.

Since the flight was canceled on Friday, they stayed at shelters and have been out. On Monday, when they felt the delay of a massive explosion in the gyms in the gym, he announced that the hotel was closing, and he announced that they had to search the shelter underground.

“It seems that the situation is becoming increasingly difficult and it’s harder,” he said.

Mr. Edy has added that he had the British consulate to register to register email alerts every day.

“In person (Monday) we went to the embassy and would not talk to us. The lack of attention is moving.”

A The Foreign Office (FCDDO) recommended to All Travel to Israel The situation that creates significant risks is a speedy state of “it,” it can ruin, quickly and without warning. ”

Also official advice Tips against All Travel to Iran.

Tourists from other nations are also stuck. He spoke with the family BBC Joyner, from the US, on Sunday, when and how they made an effort to try.

Poland said it will begin to evacuate around 200 in the coming days.

On Monday, Henryka Moscickka-Dendys Foreom said “Stucking tourists” through Jordanian capital.

Meanwhile, the German Foreign Ministry has called the National In Iran in Israel, in an online emergency system to enter their contact details. About 4,000 have been made so in Israel and about 1,000 in Iran. A spokesperson said there was no current evacuation plan from both countries.

But other nations have evacuated citizens – Tuesday morning, the Czech government landed in Prague by carrying 66 people of Israel, the Minister of Defense confirmed.

About 100,000 Israel is abroad and Israel cannot be returned. Authorities recommended not to try and travel safe opportunities for safety risks.