Inilagay na ng Department of Foreign Affairs sa Alert Level 2 ang sitwasyon sa Israel.
MANILA, Philippines — Inilagay na ng Department of Foreign Affairs sa Alert Level 2 ang sitwasyon sa Israel.
Nilinaw naman ni De Vega na walang balak ang embahada ng Pilipinas sa Israel na irekomenda kay Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos Jr. na magpatupad ng mandatory repatriation sa mga Filipino na naiipit sa gulo sa Israel.
Inilabas ng RP-Mission and Development Foundation Inc. ang kanilang “Boses ng Bayan” na nagpapakita ng mahahalagang papel ng mga opisyal ng pamahalaan sa Pilipinas.
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