Israeli airspace faces ongoing volatility from missile and drone threats tied to the Israel-Iran conflict and associated militant groups including Hezbollah and the Houthis. Multiple short-notice closures occurred earlier in 2026 during exchanges of strikes and retaliations, with authorities reopening operations once immediate risks subsided. As of November 2026, the Tel Aviv FIR remains open under heightened security protocols, though EASA maintains caution advisories through mid-November and Israeli officials have outlined plans for brief closures of no more than 12 hours if renewed fighting erupts. Primary drivers include potential Iranian or proxy launches, Israeli defensive responses, and regional escalations that prompt civil aviation restrictions. Scheduled security assessments and any diplomatic or military developments in the coming weeks could influence the timing or nature of future actions.