After a local Chabad rabbi is found dead in the United Arab Emirates, the National Security Council reiterates its travel warning to the UAE, saying there remains a threat against Israel and Jews in the country.
The UAE has a Level 3 travel warning, says the NSC, meaning all nonessential travel should be avoided.
“Avoid visiting businesses, gathering places, and entertainment venues identified with the Israeli and Jewish population,” says the warning.
“Maintain increased vigilance in public places (including restaurants, hotels, bars, etc.). Avoid displaying Israeli symbols. Cooperate with local security forces, follow their instructions, and immediately report it if you have been exposed to terror activity.”
Travelers are also urged to avoid posting on social media and to lock their profiles online.
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