Heightened regional security concerns tied to Iranian threats and Hezbollah conflict have prompted several carriers to adjust operations at Ben Gurion Airport without triggering full 14-day suspensions by the basket airlines (Delta, United, Lufthansa, Air France, British Airways). Lufthansa Group announced on November 5 that crews would avoid overnight stays in Israel through November 30, resulting in crew-change layovers in Athens or Larnaca, schedule shifts, and isolated cancellations on Frankfurt, Munich, and Zurich routes, while most flights continue. British Airways resumed service in late October, and United has expanded Newark-Tel Aviv frequencies. Ongoing government travel advisories, insurance considerations, and new Israeli crew-vetting rules following the September flydubai incident influence decisions. Escalation in Iran-related tensions or airspace restrictions before month-end could shift probabilities toward earlier suspension deadlines, though current trader consensus reflects limited near-term risk of qualifying halts.