Amid Operation 'Lion's Roar', the Ministry of Welfare offers mediation for shelter disputes, aiming to resolve neighborly conflicts exacerbated by stress.
The National Cyber Directorate warns businesses of increased cyber threats, advising on securing smart devices like cameras and printers from attackers.
Approved laboratories are now essential economy in Israel during emergencies to maintain public safety and quality of products.
Operation Lion's Roar data shows 8,461 Israelis entered and 5,342 exited Israel through various crossings from March 28 to March 3, 2026.
Due to security concerns, Population Administration offices in Nof HaGalil, Mevaseret Zion, Be'er Sheva, and Netanya will operate for emergency services only.
Israel's Health Ministry boosts northern hospital readiness, preparing for mass casualty incidents and reinforcing medical teams and equipment.
Minister Miri Regev has extended vehicle license validity by 30 days for those expiring March 1-11, 2026, amid Operation "Lion's Roar.".
Operation Lion's Roar: Population Administration offices in Nof HaGalil, Mevaseret Zion, Be'er Sheva, and Netanya will be open for emergency services on March.
The Authority for the Rights of Holocaust Survivors is ready to assist survivors during Operation 'Lion's Roar' via phone line *5105.
Abarbanel Mental Health Center is in full emergency mode, maintaining therapeutic continuity and support for patients and families amid current events.
