Resources for American Citizens in Israel From the U.S. State Department:

The situation in Israel remains dynamic; mortar and rocket fire may take place without warning. Individuals should follow the instructions of security and emergency response officials.

All U.S. citizens in Israel are urged to enroll in the U.S. Department of State’s Smart Traveler Enrollment

U.S. citizens seeking to be in touch with the U.S. Embassy in Israel:

·       Please click this link for the State Department’s crisis intake form,

·       or call 1-833-890-9595 (toll free) and 606-641-0131 (local)

To check on the health and welfare status of US Citizens in Israel call 202-501-4444 (have name and location ready). 

Click here for the latest updates and messages to U.S. citizens from the State Department and  U.S. Embassy in Israel.

For information updates from the US Embassy in Israel, please click here

The State Department will post additional updates to travel advisory for Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza as they are issued.  Click here for those updates.

The State Department advises that while Ben Gurion International Airport remains open, they are aware that several major airlines have announced that they have suspended flights.  Please check with the airlines on the availability of flights and flight status. 

Residents of the Fourth Congressional District of New Jersey can also call Congressman Smith's Constituent Service Office at 732-504-0567 for information.