JERUSALEM (VINnews)-The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem has lifted its shelter-in-place directive for U.S. government employees and their family members following an improved security situation in Israel.

In a statement Tuesday, the embassy said the decision follows updated guidelines from Israel’s Home Front Command, which now permits full activity across most of the country with no restrictions. Limited precautions remain in effect for certain communities in northern Israel.

“Consult the Home Front Command website for additional details,” the embassy advised.

The shelter-in-place order for U.S. government employees and their family members has ended, the statement said.

Consular Services Resume

The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem and its Branch Office in Tel Aviv will reopen consular sections for both routine and emergency services on Wednesday, June 10.

Air Travel

Ben Gurion Airport is operating normally. Travelers should contact their airlines directly for the latest information on commercial flights.

The developments come amid ongoing regional tensions, though Israeli authorities have eased restrictions as the immediate security situation has stabilized.