The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) is arranging the repatriation of 26 Filipinos from Israel via a land route through Jordan due to ongoing conflict.
These 26 Filipinos are part of an initial 179 overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) and tourists in Israel who have expressed a desire to return home.
The Philippine Embassy in Amman is facilitating transit visas for Filipinos to cross into Jordan.
Senate Deputy Minority Leader Risa Hontiveros urged the DFA and the Department of Migrant Workers to prioritize reintegration assistance for OFWs returning from Israel and Iran.
Hontiveros emphasized the need for well-prepared reintegration mechanisms, including livelihood and psychosocial support, and contingency plans in case the Middle East tensions escalate.
One Filipina previously injured during Iranian missile attacks remains conscious and is recovering in an Israeli hospital.
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