Aussies on mercy dash flight depart Israel
Australians attempting to leave Israel have boarded their first repatriation flight out of the country, amid concerns airports could be shut down.
Australians attempting to leave Israel have boarded their first repatriation flight out of the country, amid concerns airports could be shut down.
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