BEERSHEVA: Rescue teams are seen combing through the building struck by an Iranian missile as they desperately search for survivors beneath the rubble.

In the early hours of Tuesday, Israel’s military reported a series of missile attacks launched from Iran, carried out in three waves targeting Israeli territory.

A new poll released Monday revealed a dramatic shift in New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary, with Zohran Mamdani pulling ahead of Andrew Cuomo in a ranked choice scenario—marking a surprising turn in the race.
According to the Emerson College Polling/Pix 11/The Hill survey, Cuomo initially holds a narrow lead in the hypothetical first round, drawing 35% support among likely Democratic voters. Mamdani follows closely at 32%, while city Comptroller Brad Lander garners 13%. Speaker Adrienne Adams comes in at 8%, Scott Stringer at 3%, and another 5% is divided among Zellnor Myrie, Whitney Tilson, Jessica Ramos, and Michael Blake. Four percent of voters remain undecided.

TRAGIC UPDATE: At the scene in Beersheva, MDA EMTs and paramedics have R”L pronounced three victims dead who were killed in the strike. MDA is currently providing medical treatment to 3 people in critical condition – a man around 40, a woman around 30, and a man around 20, as well as 1 in moderate condition, and 5 others with minor injuries.

Iran fired multiple missile barrages targeting nearly all areas of Israel early Tuesday morning, casting doubt on a fragile U.S.- and Qatar-brokered ceasefire meant to end the brutal 12-day war between the two nations. The attacks  come amid ambiguity over the ceasefire’s start time, with a new Axios report indicating it is set to begin at 7 a.m. Israel time (12 a.m. EDT) on Tuesday, raising questions about whether Iran’s actions constitute a violation. The conflict erupted on June 13 when Israel launched a preemptive strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities, including key sites at Natanz and Fordow, and targeted senior military commanders and nuclear scientists.

Smoke rising from Iranian ballistic missile impact in Beersheva. Medics on scene. Details shortly.

A monumental and emotional event took place in Cleveland, Ohio, last night as Yeshivas Telz celebrated 150 years since its founding.
The historic maamad, was marked by grandeur and reverence, honoring a century and a half of Torah greatness.
The Munkatcher Rebbe made a rare and historic visit from New York to return to the yeshivah where he once learned in his youth. His arrival was greeted with great excitement and emotion by the roshei yeshivah, talmidim, and alumni present.