Ranking of the world's strongest passports – is Israel in it

The latest Henley Passport Index has been published. Singapore tops the list for the third consecutive year. Japan and South Korea share second place. The United States has dropped to 10th place. Israel is not included in the ranking.

The latest Henley Passport Index, which measures international travel freedom, has been published. Singapore tops the list for the third consecutive year. Japan and South Korea share second place (188 destinations). Third place is held by Denmark, Luxembourg, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland (186 destinations). The United States has dropped to 10th place (179 destinations) due to stricter visa policies and reciprocity principles. Israel is not included in the ranking. Afghanistan ranks last (24 destinations).