D_O_IC_R_E_D#Iran
On Sunday night, Iran violated the ceasefire and fired three waves of missiles at northern Israel in response to an Israeli attack on Hezbollah targets in the Dahieh neighborhood of Beirut
A total of ten missiles were launched.
Alert sirens sounded in several cities in the north of the country.
According to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), all missiles have been successfully intercepted so far.
Two people were injured while running for shelter and receiving medical attention.
US President Donald Trump reacted quickly.
In an interview with Fox News, he advised Iran: “You’ve launched your missiles, that’s enough.
Get back to the table and make a deal.”
In response, the Israeli Home Front Command reinforced security measures throughout the country, adopting a more stringent policy (orange level).
As a result, Education Minister Yoav Kisch announced that there will be no classes or university entrance exams on Monday, and all schools and educational institutions will remain closed.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Defense Minister Israel Katz and other senior officials to discuss security following the Beirut attack and threats made by Iranian leaders.
A high-ranking Israeli security official stated that while the threats are taken seriously, the current assessment is that an immediate Iranian attack is unlikely.
“We are prepared for all scenarios,” he said.
“If Iran acts, it will receive a strong response.”
Israeli authorities believe that, for now, Tehran may limit its reaction to statements and threats, without major military action.
The Home Front Command reported that current defense guidelines remain in effect until 8 p.m.
on Monday, and that any new guidance will be communicated to the public immediately.
Published in 06/07/2026 22h47
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