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Emergency Evacuation from Israel

Middle East Instability

Emergency Evacuation from Israel Following Regional Escalation


Security Evacuation Triggered by Rising Middle East Tensions

As the regional situation deteriorated over the weekend, we received a surge in requests for urgent extraction and relocation support. NGOs and multinational firms required trusted security evacuation solutions to ensure the safe movement of their personnel from volatile areas.

Thanks to Solace’s global network and readiness protocols, our emergency extraction response was deployed within hours.

Key actions included:

  • Deployment of pre-vetted, in-country security teams with access to secure ground transport and evacuation corridors.
  • 24/7 operational oversight via Solace Global’s UK-based GSOC, ensuring situational awareness and immediate decision-making support.
  • Near real-time intelligence to assess and re-route journeys as conditions evolved.
  • Assistance to NGOs and commercial clients seeking to evacuate personnel from high-risk zones, including Tel Aviv and surrounding areas.

Martin Veale, Chief Operating Officer, commented “Thanks to our existing partnerships and readiness protocols, Solace was able to initiate extraction operations within hours. Our GSOC maintained constant communication with all parties involved – coordinating secure transport, flight logistics, and real-time risk monitoring.” 


Evacuated personnel were moved safely and efficiently with minimal disruption, supported by intelligence-informed decisions throughout their transit. Clients praised the calm, structured approach and the speed at which Solace mobilised.

Global Security Operations Centre

Coordinated Extraction Support from Israel & Middle East

From Tel Aviv to other high-risk areas, our teams ensured safe and discreet evacuations for a range of clients, including international NGOs and corporate personnel.

Our client-first approach and calm, structured response under pressure were widely acknowledged by stakeholders.