German special flight to bring home 170 looking to leave Israel

NAMPA / DPA

2025-06-18

Berlin/Tel Aviv (dpa) - A special flight carrying German nationals and their relatives stuck in Israel amid the fighting with Iran is expected to land in Frankfurt on Wednesday evening, according to the German Foreign Office. The aircraft took off from the Jordanian capital and is carrying 171 people looking to leave the region, the ministry said on X. Germans looking to leave Israel in the wake of the Israeli attacks on Iran, which have prompted......

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