Israeli Home Front Command

Two drones crossed from Lebanon into northern Israel, crashing and exploding in the Western Galilee near the border. The Israeli military stated the drones were heading toward military sites near Rosh Hanikra, prompting sirens in the area. Four drones have crashed in Israel over the past two days, indicating increased airspace breaches along the northern border.

Iran launched missiles toward Israel, causing explosions near Jerusalem and the northern Dead Sea. Israeli sirens sounded in Tel Aviv and southern Israel as air defense systems intercepted the missiles. No injuries were reported from an earlier missile attack launched from Yemen.

Israel remains on alert as Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir and senior commanders monitor strikes against Iran. Civilian shelters were vacated after the immediate threat subsided, and flights resumed at Ben Gurion Airport following a missile interception from Yemen. Israel’s ambassador to Washington warned of potential strikes on Hezbollah command centers in Beirut’s southern suburbs if attacked.

Israel intercepted a missile launched from Yemen toward its territory, activating air defense systems and issuing warnings to residents. Israeli media reported the missile was successfully intercepted, and airspace was temporarily closed during the incident.

One person was killed and five others wounded in multiple shooting attacks in central Israel near Kochav Yair, Tzur Yitzhak, and Tzur Natan. Israeli police confirmed one suspect was neutralized, another is at large, and troops have been deployed. Emergency teams treated injured civilians at gas stations and settlements.

Four Israeli reserve soldiers were moderately wounded in a drone attack near Lebanon's border, following the reported deaths of two other soldiers in southern Lebanon. Drone alerts and sirens were activated in northern Israeli border communities, while hostilities between Hezbollah and Israel, ongoing since March 2, have resulted in at least 29 Israeli soldier and one civilian contractor deaths.