In Dimona, residents packed what they could, stared at shattered homes, and tried to understand how a single Iranian missile strike had turned an ordinary street into a scene of ruin.
The IDF targeted sites used by security forces that work under the umbrella of the Iranian regime, including weapons production and storage sites.
Ballistic missile fragments caused damage to local property and infrastructure in Or Yehuda, Bat Yam, and Holon, but there were no injuries or fatalities, according to Magen David Adom.
"We're responding with great force, but not after civilians," Netanyahu said when asked by press what Israel's response would be to the Iranian attacks.
The four suspected attempted terrorists, all in their 20s, had reportedly been training with illegal airsoft weaponry in preparation for launching an attack.
Israel's defense minister said he ordered "an acceleration in the destruction of Lebanese homes in contact-line villages...in accordance with the model of Beit Hanun and Rafah in Gaza."
Two exhibitions at the Museum on the Seam proffer an emotional reality check of the lay of our land.
A powerful true story about Israel and Lebanon shines through despite some uneven dialogue.
Security incidents reported during the night included Israelis throwing rocks at Palestinians and their vehicles, direct violence against residents, road blockages, graffiti, and arson.
The batch of recruits for March-April 2026 is expected to consist of thousands of soldiers, including those drafting into combat roles.
According to Aoun, the attack "falls within suspicious schemes to establish a buffer zone," as he also warned of "the reality of occupation, and pursue Israeli expansion within Lebanese territories."
