Israel’s Education System to Hold Remote Learning As Schools Are Closed Due to Iran Conflict
Amidst the Iran conflict, Israel's Ministry of Education mandates remote learning for all schools starting March 2nd to ensure educational continuity and.
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Almost 300,000 Israelis Stuck Abroad After Airports Closed Due to Fighting
As conflict with Iran escalates, nearly 300,000 Israelis remain stranded abroad with Israel's airports closed.
Over 70 Israelis Pulled From Wreckage After Missile Hit
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.
Iranian Warhead Falls Hundreds of Meters from Temple Mount
An Iranian warhead landed near Jerusalem's Old City holy sites, including the Temple Mount. Israel Police confirmed no injuries amid public gathering.
Woman Killed in Tel Aviv Missile Strike
A woman in her 40s died after an Iranian missile strike on Tel Aviv, the first Israeli fatality in the conflict, with over 90 Israelis injured in barrages.
Lod Resident Arrested for Incitement, Social Media Posts Supporting Iran
Israeli Police arrested a Lod resident for incitement and supporting Iran on social media, seizing handguns, drugs, and cash from his home.
456 Evacuated to Hospitals Since Start of War, Israel’s Health Ministry Says
Israel's Health Ministry states 456 people have been evacuated to hospitals since the war began, with 86 currently hospitalized.
Israel Air Force Drops More Than 1,200 Munitions on Iranian Targets
The Israel Air Force confirmed its fighter jets dropped more than 1,200 munitions on targets in Iran over the past 24 hours.
90 Israelis Injured During Iranian Missile Attacks
90 Israelis received medical treatment for light injuries on Saturday during Iranian missile attacks, with most hurt by falling shrapnel or while reaching.
Khamenei Killed, Israeli Source Says
An Israeli security source has informed Israeli media that Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has been killed.