Israelis not rushing to return to vote? Arkia CEO reveals flight situation

Arkia CEO Oz Berlovitz told 103FM that the airline will suspend flights to Morocco from November due to security directives. He clarified that passengers whose flights are canceled are not entitled to compensation, and that diplomatic intervention is required. According to him, flights to Israel are not full and about 800,000 Israelis abroad will not vote.

Arkia CEO Oz Berlovitz revealed in an interview with 103FM that the airline will suspend its flights to Morocco starting in November, following instructions from security agencies. According to him, the Moroccans did not approve security coverage for Israeli flights, so the current framework cannot be operated. Berlovitz clarified that passengers whose flights were canceled for security reasons are not entitled to compensation. He noted that diplomatic intervention by the State of Israel is needed to resolve the crisis, but estimated this will not happen before the elections. Regarding flights to Israel ahead of the elections, Berlovitz said he does not see a rush of Israelis, and estimated that about 800,000 Israelis abroad will not be present on election day. The article is based solely on the CEO's statements, without a response from security agencies.