Israelis warned not to travel to terrorist-troubled Philippines region

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte placed Mindanao under martial law in late May after Islamic radicals affiliated with Islamic State took over the Muslim-majority city of Malawi.

Phillipine Soldiers distribute pictures of a member of extremist group Abu Sayyaf Isnilon Hapilon,at a checkpoint in Butig, Lanao del Sur in southern Philippines February 1, 2017

(photo credit: REUTERS)

ByHERB KEINON

JULY 6, 2017 13:37

Updated: JULY 7, 2017 02:36

Israelis warned not to travel to terrorist-troubled Philippines region

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte placed Mindanao under martial law in late May after Islamic radicals affiliated with Islamic State took over the Muslim-majority city of Malawi.

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Israelis warned not to travel to terrorist-troubled Philippines region

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte placed Mindanao under martial law in late May after Islamic radicals affiliated with Islamic State took over the Muslim-majority city of Malawi.

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