One fifth of the world is now too dangerous to visit
The addition of Israel, Lebanon and Palestine to the FCDO travel black list means 66 destinations are now partially or entirely off-limits
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The addition of Israel, Lebanon and Palestine to the FCDO travel black list means 66 destinations are now partially or entirely off-limits
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