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    UK Flight Takes British Nationals Out of Israel

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    Posted on June 23, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    The UK Royal Air Force evacuated 63 British nationals from Israel amid the Iran-Israel conflict. Foreign Minister David Lammy confirmed the operation.

    UK Royal Air Force Flight Evacuates British Nationals from Israel

    LONDON (Reuters) -Britain said on Monday that a Royal Air Force flight carrying 63 British nationals and their dependents out of Israel had left Tel Aviv in the afternoon.

    "Today's flight will bring British nationals and their dependents safely back to the UK," foreign minister David Lammy said in a statement.

    Following the outbreak of the Iran-Israel conflict last week, Britain appealed to its nationals in the region to register their presence.

    Lammy said that 4,000 British citizens had registered their presence, of whom 15%-25% had indicated a preference to leave.

    (Reporting by William James, writing by Sam Tabahriti, editing by Catarina Demony)

    Key Takeaways

    • •UK Royal Air Force evacuated 63 British nationals from Israel.
    • •The evacuation follows the Iran-Israel conflict outbreak.
    • •4,000 British citizens registered their presence in the region.
    • •15%-25% of registered citizens preferred to leave.
    • •Foreign Minister David Lammy provided official statements.

    Frequently Asked Questions about UK flight takes British nationals out of Israel

    1What was the purpose of the RAF flight?

    The RAF flight was to bring 63 British nationals and their dependents safely back to the UK.

    2How many British citizens registered their presence in Israel?

    Approximately 4,000 British citizens registered their presence in Israel.

    3
    What percentage of registered nationals indicated a preference to leave?

    Between 15% and 25% of the registered British nationals indicated a preference to leave.

    4Who made the statement regarding the flight?

    The statement regarding the flight was made by Foreign Minister David Lammy.

    5What prompted the UK government to take action?

    The outbreak of the Iran-Israel conflict last week prompted the UK government to appeal to its nationals in the region.

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