As tensions boil over in the Middle East, former South Carolina star Destiny Littleton shared a concerning update from Israel, sending the basketball community into a panic.

Littleton, who currently plays for the Israeli team Hapoel Lev Jerusalem, shared footage on her Instagram account that showed her and other civilians in panic as they flocked towards the designated sites to save themselves from incoming retaliation by Iran.

The 26-year-old NCAA champion also shared pictures of incoming warnings asking them to take shelter as things continue to escalate in the Middle East.

Littleton shared her current condition, filming her walk as she updated that there is no concrete date for when the airspace will be safe enough to travel.

Fans are concerned about the visibly distraught situation Littleton finds herself in.

“Stay safe,” – Fans hope for Destiny Littleton’s safety amid her increasingly problematic situation

Destiny Littleton narrated her experience in the latest Instagram post,” I’m delirious at this point, running on an hour of sleep. Legs swelling like I’ve been on a plane. Hungry with no appetite. Spending hella money on snacks, food, and water. My body is all out of whack.”

When running from one place to another and seeking shelter in bunkers, essentials like food, snacks, and water become luxuries as protecting your life becomes the priority.

Fans offered their opinions on the scenario. “War doesn’t care if you’re a star. Stay safe, kid,” one commented, while another added, “Poor kid. Looks terrified.”

Other fans thanked Littleton for providing an update during such troubled times while praying for her safety. “I am wishing you safety during this time. Thank you for sharing the footage, but please be safe,” they said, “Damn Des. Praying for you. Love you.”

During a difficult moment, Littleton’s updates, while fearful, also provide a sense of clarity to her fans about her safety. One can only pray for her from afar as the 26-year-old continues to deal with the situation in Israel before she is allowed to head back home.