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According to the latest intelligence briefing: Iran has launched approximately 500 missiles and over 1,000 drones targeting civilian population centers. Iranian intelligence continues active recruitment efforts targeting Israelis to carry out missions against national security.

Following the sirens that sounded minutes ago, MDA teams have completed thorough searches and found no casualties. However, there were several cases of anxiety and injuries sustained while rushing to protected areas.

A technical error in secondary Home Front Command platforms, including the popular “Tzofar” alert app, led to widespread confusion Sunday night when incoming missile sirens were mistakenly labeled as part of a “National Home Front Drill.” The misclassification occurred during real-time Iranian rocket barrages targeting Israel. While primary alert systems functioned correctly, the misleading notifications prompted concern and frustration among users relying on the Tzofar app for accurate updates.

The Israel Electric Corporation has announced disruptions in electricity supply to several communities in the south after a strike hit near a strategic infrastructure facility. Field crews have been dispatched to multiple locations to restore power as quickly as possible. Repairs include infrastructure restoration and the neutralization of safety hazards, in coordination with security forces. Further updates will be provided as the situation evolves. Important safety notice: The IEC urges the public not to approach downed power lines due to life-threatening danger. Any hazards should be reported immediately to the 103 hotline or to security personnel on site.

Missiles scored direct hits in the North and South of Israel.

Rescue flights originally scheduled to land in Israel have been rerouted to the Cyprus area due to the barrage of rockets launched from Iran.

Four Iranian sources tell The New York Times that the country has yet to determine how to react to the heavy damage at its nuclear sites.

There are reports of a 4th barrage en route.

This follows reports of a new barrage of some 8 missiles.

The Israel Defense Forces confirmed that additional rockets have been launched toward Israeli territory. In an official statement, the IDF reiterated calls for all civilians to adhere strictly to Home Front Command directives and to avoid sharing footage or details of impact sites on social media. The military emphasized that the Air Defense Array is actively identifying and intercepting incoming threats. “The system is operational and constantly responding,” the IDF spokesperson noted. Residents are urged to remain vigilant and stay updated through official channels.

There are reports of a direct hit.

Following the detection of missile launches, red alerts are expected within minutes in multiple regions: Beit She'an Valley, Jerusalem, the Judean Lowlands, Judea, Lachish, Sharon, Dan region, Yarkon, the Coastal Plain, Samaria, the Beka area, and western Lachish. Residents in these areas are advised to stay alert and follow safety instructions from the Home Front Command.

The IDF has issued a warning following the identification of incoming launches. Alerts are expected in the coming minutes across a wide area, including the northern and southern Golan Heights, the valleys, upper and central Galilee, lower Galilee, the confrontation line, the Haifa Bay, Menashe, Wadi Ara, and the Carmel region. Residents are urged to remain alert and follow Home Front Command instructions.

A joint IDF-Air Force investigation into the missile that struck Haifa without warning has concluded that a localized detection failure—not a Home Front Command alert system gap—was to blame. The incident occurred during yesterday’s Iranian barrage. The IDF emphasized that several lessons have already been drawn and will be immediately implemented, while reiterating that no defense system is airtight.

The Ministry of Education has closed and cut funding to dozens of schools that violated Home Front Command safety guidelines. Affected institutions span multiple cities, including Jerusalem, Bnei Brak, Tiberias, Rehovot, Modi'in Ilit, and Beitar Illit. The move aims to enforce compliance and ensure student safety during the ongoing security situation.

Over 15 Israeli fighter jets struck missile launch and storage sites in Iran’s Kermanshah region overnight. Guided by IDF Intelligence (Aman), the precision strike destroyed ground-to-ground missiles aimed at Israel. The IDF says it will continue targeting Iran’s military capabilities to ensure air superiority and protect Israeli citizens.

Israeli Air Force reveals daylight assault on deep Iranian missile HQ