The Foreign Office says it is set to facilitate flights for British citizens leaving Israel.
A group of eight from Kent have not been able to fly back to the UK from JerusalemThe Foreign Office said it was set to facilitate flights for British citizensA group of British tourists are stuck in Israel without knowing when they will able to fly back to the UK.
Sue Potter-Clarke, a nurse from Rainham, said: "It took a long time to get through to Easyjet, who told us we would just have to wait to get a flight."We feel really forgotten."She said: "It is a really scary situation. I don't know what the impact will be on my health if I run out."Sue Potter-Clarke said she had almost run out of her epilepsy medication
She said: "I was really scared. I woke up and was confused. We had to go down to a bomb shelter in the hotel. People were crying."
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