Israel's main international airport will remain closed until further notice as hostilities between Iran and Israel continue, the airport authority said on Saturday.
Ben Gurion International Airport near Tel Aviv has been closed to traffic since Israel attacked Iran's military and nuclear facilities on Friday morning and Iran retaliated with missile and drone strikes at Israel.
Other countries in the region, including Lebanon and Jordan, said they were reopening their airspace Saturday.
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