Amazon has officially resumed deliveries to Israel after a temporary suspension caused by the recent escalation of conflict with Iran. According to The Yeshiva World, the e-commerce giant had halted international shipping routes to the region due to rising security concerns.

Deliveries were paused in mid-June, particularly affecting orders of electronics, home goods, and other non-essential items. The move sparked concern among Israeli consumers who depend on Amazon for products not easily available locally.

Now, with tensions appearing to stabilize and airspace restrictions eased, Amazon has begun gradually restoring shipment operations to Israel. Customers have started receiving updated delivery estimates, and some packages are already in transit.

The development signals cautious optimism in the return to day-to-day logistics across the country. Israeli tech analysts have pointed out how global commerce and security are now more tightly linked than ever before—especially during geopolitical flare-ups.

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Yeshiva World – Amazon Restarts Deliveries to Israel After Iran War Halts Shipments
Source: The Yeshiva World, July 2025