📍 New Delhi | Updated: June 16, 2025 | By The Quick Update
Amid intensifying conflict between Israel and Iran, the Government of India has issued a fresh advisory for all Indian nationals currently residing in Israel. The advisory comes as the region witnesses a severe spike in violence, with missile exchanges claiming numerous lives on both sides.
In an official statement released by the Indian Embassy in Tel Aviv, Indian citizens — including caregivers, students, workers, business professionals, and tourists — have been advised to stay alert, restrict non-essential movements, and follow all safety guidelines issued by local Israeli authorities and the Home Front Command.
“The safety and security of Indian nationals is paramount. We are in close contact with Israeli authorities and are monitoring the situation,” the embassy stated.
📞 Helpline Numbers Issued for Indian Nationals in Israel
To support Indian nationals in distress, the Indian Embassy has released emergency helpline numbers:
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+972 54-7520711
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+972 54-3278392
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Email: cons1.telaviv@mea.gov.in

Diplomatic Dialogue: Netanyahu Briefs PM Modi
The fresh advisory was issued a day after Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu briefed Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Israel’s ongoing Operation “Rision Lion” and the regional security concerns. India had already issued an initial advisory on Saturday asking nationals to remain cautious.
🔥 Israel-Iran Conflict: Heavy Casualties Reported
As of Sunday evening:
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138 people have died in Iran, including 30 children, following Israeli strikes on residential zones, including a 14-storey apartment building in Tehran.
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Iran’s missile counterattacks have left 13 people dead in Israel and over 380 injured, with rockets hitting civilian areas overnight.
The situation remains volatile, with continuous aerial assaults from both sides threatening broader regional instability.
US President Donald Trump Calls for Peace
In a statement on Truth Social, US President Donald Trump urged both nations to negotiate:
“Iran and Israel should make a deal — and will make a deal soon. Many calls and meetings are underway to end this dangerous escalation.”
Despite calls for peace, there has been no ceasefire agreement so far.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. Why did India issue a fresh advisory for its citizens in Israel?
India issued a fresh advisory due to rising tensions and ongoing missile strikes between Israel and Iran. The advisory aims to ensure the safety of Indian nationals by urging them to stay alert and follow local emergency guidelines.
Q2. What safety precautions should Indian nationals in Israel take right now?
They are advised to:
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Stay indoors and avoid unnecessary movement
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Follow safety protocols issued by Israeli authorities
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Remain in touch with the Indian Embassy
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Monitor updates from the Home Front Command (https://oref.org.il/eng)
Q3. How is the Indian government supporting its citizens in Israel?
The Indian Embassy in Tel Aviv is in constant touch with caregivers, students, workers, and tourists. They’ve also issued emergency helpline numbers and email support to assist anyone in distress.
Q4. What are the emergency contact details for Indians in Israel?
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Helpline Numbers:
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+972 54-7520711
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+972 54-3278392
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Email:
Q5. What is Operation ‘Rision Lion’?
‘Rision Lion’ is the codename for Israel’s recent military operation in response to escalating Iranian missile attacks. It involves targeted strikes and defensive measures against Iranian positions and assets.
Q6. How many people have died so far in the Israel-Iran conflict?
As of the latest reports:
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138 deaths in Iran, including 30 children
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13 deaths in Israel, with over 380 injured due to Iranian missile fire
Q7. Did Prime Minister Modi respond to the situation?
Yes, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was briefed by Israeli PM Netanyahu. The Indian government is actively monitoring the situation and prioritizing the safety of its citizens abroad.
Q8. Is the Indian Embassy in Israel operational during the crisis?
Yes, the Indian Embassy in Tel Aviv is fully operational and is coordinating safety efforts, issuing updates, and providing support to Indian nationals.
Q9. Has there been any global diplomatic intervention in the conflict?
Yes, US President Donald Trump has urged both Iran and Israel to “make a deal” and end hostilities. He mentioned that active diplomatic discussions are underway to prevent further escalation.
Q10. Where can Indians in Israel find live safety updates?
Indians should refer to the Israeli Home Front Command website (https://oref.org.il/eng) for real-time alerts, safety zones, and shelter instructions.