Mexican Government Organizes Humanitarian Flight to Evacuate Citizens in Israel

PUERTO VALLARTA (PVDN) – In response to the escalating conflict between Israel and the Hamas group, the Mexican Government is orchestrating a humanitarian flight to evacuate its nationals currently trapped in the war-torn region. Scheduled to depart at 08:00 hours from Military Air Base No. 1 “General Alfredo Lezama Álvarez” in Santa Lucía, State of Mexico, the flight aims to provide immediate relief to Mexican citizens affected by the ongoing unrest.

Immediate Federal Action

The Mexican Army and Air Force will conduct this Humanitarian Aid flight, as stated in an official bulletin from the Secretariat of National Defense (Sedena). This intervention follows a surge in emergency requests from Mexican nationals residing in Israel. According to Alicia Bárcena, Secretary of Foreign Affairs, the department has recorded at least 500 urgent pleas from Mexicans who necessitate intervention from their home country’s authorities.

Federal Government Expresses Concern

In an official statement, Mexico’s federal government has voiced its apprehensions concerning “the escalation of violence that this event has instigated between Israel and Palestine.” Unfortunately, The ongoing conflict has claimed hundreds of civilians’ lives. “These regrettable events should remind us, once again, of the urgency of resuming negotiations to reach a fundamental solution to the conflict in the region,” the government underscored in its release.

Travel Logistics and Consular Aid

As of October 8, the Mexican Foreign Ministry informed that Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv remains operational, albeit with limited airline availability. Mexican nationals in either of the conflicted territories are advised to register their contact information through a designated consular protection form.

Furthermore, the Information Center for Mexican Persons will be available for round-the-clock assistance at the following contact numbers:

  • From Mexico: 001 520 623-7874
  • From the United States: 520 623-7874

For immediate consular support or protection, affected individuals should reach out to:

  • Embassy of Mexico in Israel: Local dialing 054-3166717 or from Mexico +972-54-3166717. Email: [email protected]
  • Representative Office of Mexico in Palestine: From Mexico +972 54 447 0095. Email: [email protected]

As the situation unfolds, the federal government urges Mexican nationals to adhere to local regulations and exercise extreme caution until a more stable and secure environment is re-established.

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