MORE THAN 200 MISSILES WERE FIRED AT ISRAEL: As of now, MDA teams are providing medical treatment in Gush Dan to 5 casualties, including 1 in moderate condition and 4 in light condition due to shrapnel, who were evacuated to Ichilov and Sheba hospitals in Tel Hashomer. Additionally, 4 anxiety victims were treated.

Delta Airlines announced on Friday that it has suspended its New York-to-Tel Aviv route through the end of August. The decision follows a dramatic escalation in hostilities, as Israel carried out a broad aerial offensive across Iranian territory.
This temporary suspension reflects growing concerns over a potential Iranian counterattack in response to Israel’s large-scale strikes.
Meanwhile, El Al also halted its operations on Friday morning, grounding all flights in response to the complete shutdown of Israeli airspace.
The airline requested that travelers scheduled to depart on Motzoei Shabbos or Sunday refrain from coming to the airport and instead wait for additional instructions.

A ballistic missile, or potentially debris from a missile or interceptor, seen impacting downtown Tel Aviv moments ago.

Another angle appears to show an impact in Tel Aviv. Confirmed hits have taken place in both Tel Aviv and Ramat Gan in Central Israel. Only 1 report of injury so far.

TEL AVIV: Footage appears to show a fire in a high-rise building impacted by a ballistic missile.

JERUSALEM (AP) — Air raid sirens sound in Jerusalem after Israel says Iran fired missiles; at least 1 explosion is heard in

More missile interceptors seen being launched from near Jerusalem in Central Israel. Reports state that over 100 ballistic missiles were fired at Israel, in what could be just the opening barrage.

As Israel grapples with heightened security concerns following the attack on Iran, a new statement from rabbonim of Yerushalayim’s Yishuv HaYashan communities calls on the ir people to completely ignore the government directives and continue life as usual.
In the sharply worded announcement, the rabbanim instructed members of their communities to maintain full schedules in yeshivos and Talmudei Torah, despite calls for altered routines or emergency adjustments from Israeli authorities.
They wrote, “Do not be misled by the calls and directives of a government that seeks to uproot the Torah.”