Following the attack on Iran, Israel has closed its airspace to civilian flights, reports The Times of Israel.

“The public is asked not to visit airports until further notice,” the Ministry of Transport said in a statement. “Passengers currently abroad are advised to stay updated on flight schedules through the media and their airlines, as soon as the airspace reopens.”

The statement also noted that Israelis abroad are “asked to follow the directives and recommendations of the National Security Council.”

“As soon as the security situation allows, the airspace will be reopened, and flights to and from Israel will resume. Notification will be provided 24 hours prior to the resumption of flights,” the ministry added.