The Canadians urged “avoiding all travel” to Israel amid the escalating hostilities with Iran

The Canadian federal government urges “to avoid all travel” to Israel, where the country exchanged missiles and air strikes with Iran.

The Canadian government says it has issued a warning because of Israel’s “continuous fighting” with Iran.

Meanwhile, the Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Middle East requested an emergency assistance to communicate with the World Affairs Department.

Social media publications in Anand Anand come this morning after it condemned Iran’s attack on Israel and called for restraint from both countries. In an interview with CBC the home On Friday, she said that Canada always prefers negotiating solutions, and we encourage the parties to reach the table. “

On Friday, Prime Minister Mark Carney called on Israel and Iran to “maximize restraint” and move towards a diplomatic solution on Friday, while criticizing Iran’s missile strikes against Israel and asserting Israel’s right to defend itself.

“The Iranian nuclear program has long been a great cause, and missile attacks across Israel threaten regional peace,” Carney said.

He said that Carney held the National Security Council, the Cabinet Committee, on Friday “to ensure that all the necessary steps are taken to protect our citizens and diplomatic tasks in the region.”

“Canada again emphasizes the right of Israel to defend itself and ensure its security. We call on all parties to exercise the maximum restraint and move towards a diplomatic solution.”

On Saturday, the Israeli Defense Minister warned that “Tehran would burn” if Iran continues to launch missiles.

The two countries were circulated to strikes after Israel launched a sudden attack on Friday on Iranian nuclear and military sites, killing many major generals.