UAE’s Emirates airline has issued a travel advisory stating that all passengers transiting through Dubai to Beirut on August 1 and 2 will not be accepted due to the ongoing unrest in Lebanon.

Passengers starting their journey in Dubai or Beirut will be allowed to travel, the airline added.

Emirates has advised its customers to contact their booking agents or the local Emirates office for rebooking options.

Several airlines canceled flights to Beirut starting from Tuesday as Lebanon remained on high alert after an attack on Israel controlled Golan Heights over the weekend for which Tel Aviv blamed Hezbollah, which the group denied.

Meanwhile, the latest Israeli strike on a Beirut suburb on Tuesday evening targeting a Hezbollah official has added to the tensions. Israel claims it killed military commander Fuad Shukr while the militant group did not confirm his death.

Greece’s Aegean Airlines and Germany’s Condor canceled flights to Beirut, saying it would suspend flights until Thursday, while Condor canceled Tuesday’s flight from Dusseldorf.

Air France and Lufthansa Group carriers Swiss, Eurowings and Lufthansa on Monday announced flight cancellations.

A number of other air carriers have suspended, delayed or canceled some flights.

Lebanon has been bracing for retaliation from Israel since the strike on Saturday which killed 12 children and teenagers.