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- All clear given residents can leave the protective rooms.

Incoming rockets from Iran detected sirens sounding across Israel 

- update all clear given. Interception over Yerushalayim 

Sirens sound early Sunday morning as missiles were slotted coming from Iran

- Reports of women leaving Israel through Egypt who say they were harmed or assaulted by authorities Subjected to inappropriate  treatment during the journey. Some married women were reportedly separated from their husbands during security screenings. In response, several seminaries and community organizations are warning the public about these frightening incidents and urging travelers to consider alternative options as outbound flights resume from Ben Gurion Airport.

The IDF struck multiple fuel depots used by the military forces of the Iranian terror regime in Tehran.

- Missiles were fired over shabbos at Iarael  a family in Lod had their apt destroyed by falling fragments minutes after they ran to a safe room.

- Israel’s Ministry of Transport has approved increasing the passenger limit on outbound flights from Ben Gurion Airport to up to 100 passengers per flight. The move expands the pilot program to allow more people to leave the country, though officials say the framework is still subject to change based on ongoing assessments and government decisions

- El Al has completed rebooking passengers whose flights were canceled onto special recovery flights from 22 destinations worldwide. Customers who haven’t received their updated flight details should check the “Manage Booking” section on the airline’s website or app, or contact the airline via WhatsApp. Once all existing passengers are accommodated, ticket sales for the recovery flights will soon open to the public, with prices expected to be released tomorrow. Updates are also being issued regarding operations at Ben Gurion Airport

- President Trump on Truth Social: “The United Kingdom, our once Great Ally, maybe the Greatest of them all, is finally giving serious thought to sending two aircraft carriers to the Middle East. That’s OK, Prime Minister Starmer, we don’t need them any longer — But we will remember. We don’t need people that join Wars after we’ve already won! President DONALD J. TRUMP”

- Netanyahu tells Iranians freedom is near as Israel hits country’s oil depots for first time

-Israel continued its military campaign against Iran overnight Saturday, striking key missile infrastructure and IRGC aircraft, as Tehran launched repeated salvos of ballistic missiles at Israel and issued new threats against European countries that might join the war.

- Sirens sound non-stop across northern Israel, Iran claims it kidnapped US soldiers, US denies.

2 soldiers hurt in Hezbollah missile attack; IDF says it hit 600 Hezbollah targets 

- Trump When asked if he would send ground forces to take control of Iran's enriched uranium: "Not now. Maybe later."

- Trump:"The Iranians are responsible for 10/7, for beheading babies. So they complain about attacks on desalination facilities?"

- Trump: "We are not looking at where the Kurds are going - we don't want to complicate the war further. I don't want the Kurds to enter, I don't want them to get hurt."

- Trump "Their army is gone. Navy gone. Air Force wiped out. All 32 ships at the bottom of the ocean. They're on their third set of leaders. And other than that, they're doing very well!

- Reports that the USS George H.W. Bush Aircraft Carrier and her strike group will soon be deploying to the Middle East to reinforce and join the strikes against Iran. The Bush is expected to arrive in the area within a few weeks. (Fox News & Axios)

- Israel says commando raid deep in Lebanon failed to find remains of Ron Arad

- Last night, IDF special forces landed deep in Lebanon in the Bekaa Valley in an attempt to locate findings related to navigator Ron Arad. The force departed with no casualties and no findings related to Arad were found at the search site. PM Netanyahu said, "Our brave fighters went out last night on a special operation to locate and return navigator Ron Arad, who fell captive in Lebanon about 40 years ago. For many years we have been relentlessly engaged in this mission.

The operation carried out last night did not bring the findings we were looking for, but the commitment of the State of Israel and my commitment to completing all the missions of our prisoners and missing persons is absolute and permanent. So it was and so it will be."