00:00For Israel, sir, there is already a recommendation to lower it to alert level 2,
00:06but we still have to get the approval of the Secretary.
00:09So the recommendation came from?
00:11Tel Aviv.
00:12So that's a step forward.
00:14But for Teheran, not yet.
00:16How soon do we expect to revise the alert level?
00:20To alert level 2 as soon as the Secretary approves.
00:23It could be one of the last things he does as Secretary so soon.
00:27But alert level 1, no, we cannot promise that.
00:30At least Israel still wants to work, wants us to work.
00:33And for the other countries may nagtatanong, are you now not deploying to other countries?
00:37No, no.
00:38Tuloy pa sa ibang Arab countries.
00:39Except Lebanon also is at the right level.
00:41We're waiting for the recommendations of our ambassadors.
00:46The thing is, we just barely started a ceasefire.
00:48So to immediately lower alert level, lower than 3, which is voluntary repatriation,
00:54might be premature.
00:56The DFA does not make, you know, quick, easy decisions.
00:59In the same way that we did not immediately decide to make it mandatory.
01:03Because we knew there were, you know, peace talks or that,
01:07eventually this situation might improve.
01:09So, still under level 3, so we're still under voluntary repatriation.
01:13And in fact, there are 20 who are soon arriving home from Tel Aviv in the next batch.
01:21And the better news is they don't have to cross over to Aman,
01:24because they have been going to an airport.
01:27Limited flights, but they can fly through Tel Aviv.
01:3020 are returning.
01:32I can't give the date, because we need to pay tickets.
01:35But at the same time, about 8 are arriving from Iran tomorrow through Turkmenistan.
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