Amid large reverse migration of settlers, Israeli authorities warn of repercussions of global anger

OCCUPIED QUDS, Nov. 04 (YPA) – The Zionist enemy authorities have advised herds of settlers to reconsider traveling abroad in light of the increase in what they called “cases of anti-Semitism.”

Zionist enemy media quoted the Zionist entity’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Zionist War Council on Friday night as saying: “Given the scale of incidents of violence against the Zionists, they must re-evaluate the necessity of traveling abroad.”

They advised travelers abroad not to display any Zionist symbols, adding: “Soldiers and other members of the security forces should not talk to strangers about their activities.” They also called on the Zionists to postpone travel to Arab countries, Middle Eastern countries, as well as the North Caucasus countries and countries neighboring Iran.

According to observers, this advice by the Israeli authorities comes out of a desire to curb the levels of reverse migration, which are escalating as a result of the heroic “Al-Aqsa Flood” operation.

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