Israeli airspace remains open but subject to short-notice restrictions driven by missile and drone threats tied to Iran and aligned groups such as Hezbollah. Multiple closures occurred between February and July 2026 amid U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran followed by retaliatory barrages, with operations resuming under tight limits on flight volumes. As of early November 2026, Israeli officials have signaled that any new round of fighting would trigger closures lasting no more than 12 hours before limited service resumes, subject to security assessments. Recent aviation security measures, including crew nationality restrictions after a September 2026 hijacking attempt on a flydubai flight, reflect heightened vigilance. EASA advisories remain active through mid-November, and Israeli statements continue to cite incomplete deterrence against Iranian nuclear efforts and Hezbollah as factors that could prompt further disruptions.