Debris falls in Menashe; police, sappers on scene
Debris falls in Menashe causing minor damage; Israel Police and sappers are on the scene, no casualties reported.
Debris falls in Menashe causing minor damage; Israel Police and sappers are on the scene, no casualties reported.
Israel's Ministry of Construction and Housing reports 140 public housing units damaged, 4 destroyed since Feb 28 campaign against Iran.

Nine people, including Gabriel Revach, were killed and dozens injured in an Iranian missile attack that struck Beit Shemesh.
Transportation Minister Miri Regev secured free public transport for residents whose homes are uninhabitable due to Iranian missile attacks.
Israel's Home Front Command has mobilized 20,000 reservists into 35 battalions nationwide to conduct search and rescue operations following recent incidents.
The Compensation Fund has deployed 75 teams across Israel to assess damage, receiving nearly 5,000 claims for properties, contents, and vehicles since the war.

Prime Minister Netanyahu visited the wounded from the Beit Shemesh impact incident at Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital, praising societal resilience.

Amid Operation Roaring Lion, Israel's Ministry of Environmental Protection has released a framework for managing environmental risks at debris sites.
The Forensic Clinical Examinations Unit has successfully identified all nine individuals who perished in the tragic Beit Shemesh incident.

An Iranian missile strike in Beit Shemesh killed at least nine and injured many, with over 70 civilians rescued by emergency crews from the widespread wreckage.