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Iran Launches Missiles Towards Israel Following Ceasefire Agreement

Iran Launches Missiles Towards Israel Following Ceasefire Agreement

Iran launched a series of missile barrages towards Israel shortly after a ceasefire agreement was announced by US President Donald Trump. The ceasefire involved the US, Israel, and Iran, but was quickly violated as sirens sounded across southern, central, and northern Israel, including major cities like Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Jerusalem. Magen David Adom reported three shrapnel fall sites in central and northern Israel, with additional missile fragments found in the Sharon area. Police and bomb disposal experts were dispatched to investigate and ensure safety. Four people were lightly injured in Tel Sheva, and 15 others experienced anxiety due to the attacks.
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Iranian Missile Strikes Impact Multiple Central Israeli Cities

Iranian Missile Strikes Impact Multiple Central Israeli Cities

Magen David Adom has reported missile impacts in several central Israeli cities, including Ramat Gan, Rosh Ha'ayin, Tel Aviv, Bnei Brak, and Ramat Hasharon. These strikes are part of Iran's retaliatory actions against Israel amid ongoing military tensions. The conflict has seen a series of exchanges between Iran and Israel, with both sides experiencing significant damage and casualties. The strikes have caused destruction in urban areas, raising concerns about civilian safety and infrastructure damage.
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Israeli Schools to Reopen Gradually Post-Ceasefire, Varying by Region

Israeli Schools to Reopen Gradually Post-Ceasefire, Varying by Region

Following a ceasefire announcement with Iran, Israel's education system is preparing for a phased return to in-person learning. The reopening will vary by location, with municipalities at lower security levels resuming classes sooner. Some areas, like Emek Hefer and Lev Hasharon, plan to reopen schools with small groups near protected spaces. Major urban centers, including Tel Aviv and Ramat Gan, will see a more gradual return, with learning inside protected spaces. The Home Front Command has not issued updated nationwide guidelines, leaving decisions to local authorities. Education officials emphasize a gradual return focusing on emotional support and safety drills, with hybrid learning models continuing.
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The Latest: US and Israel strike Iran's oil, rail and bridges ahead of Trump deadline

The Latest: US and Israel strike Iran's oil, rail and bridges ahead of Trump deadline

U.S. President Donald Trump has warned that a “whole civilization will die tonight” but said Iran still has time to capitulate ahead of a deadline he set for 8 p.m. Tuesday in Washington
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'Talks were almost dead': Pakistan's last-ditch effort to secure Iran war truce

'Talks were almost dead': Pakistan's last-ditch effort to secure Iran war truce

By Asif Shahzad, Alexander Cornwell and Ariba Shahid ISLAMABAD/TEL AVIV, April 8 (Reuters) - Mediation efforts to halt the war in Iran were hours from collapse when Pakistan mounted an overnight diplomatic push to secure a temporary ceasefire and bring Washington and Tehran into direct negotiations,
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Trump agrees to two-week ceasefire, Iran says safe passage through Hormuz possible

Trump agrees to two-week ceasefire, Iran says safe passage through Hormuz possible

By Steve Holland, Parisa Hafezi, Enas Alashray, Ahmed Tolba and Jasper Ward WASHINGTON/DUBAI/CAIRO, April 8 (Reuters) - U.S.
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After fleeing past Hezbollah fighting, some Israelis on northern border vow to stay

After fleeing past Hezbollah fighting, some Israelis on northern border vow to stay

By Alexander Cornwell MANARA, Israel, April 7 (Reuters) - Orna Weinberg was forced to leave her home in northern Israel after it was struck by a Hezbollah rocket in October 2023, and spent the next two years displaced from her tight-knit community that is located just a few metres from the border
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Iranian Missile Strikes Cause Damage and Injuries in Central Israel

Iranian Missile Strikes Cause Damage and Injuries in Central Israel

On April 6, 2026, central Israel experienced a series of missile attacks launched from Iran, leading to widespread damage and injuries. The attacks included a cluster missile strike that scattered submunitions across the Tel Aviv metropolitan area, causing damage to homes and vehicles. A residential building in Ramat Gan was heavily damaged by a submunition, resulting in moderate injuries to a 44-year-old man, who was later reported to be in light condition after receiving treatment. Additionally, a woman in her 50s was injured while seeking shelter during a siren alert. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed the missile launches and advised the public to adhere to Home Front Command instructions. The Magen David Adom ambulance service responded to multiple impact sites, ensuring no casualties were trapped in the affected buildings.
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High Court of Israel Orders State to Allow Anti-War Protests Amid Wartime Restrictions

High Court of Israel Orders State to Allow Anti-War Protests Amid Wartime Restrictions

The High Court of Israel has intervened in a legal dispute concerning the right to protest during wartime, specifically addressing the conditions under which anti-war demonstrations can proceed. The court's decision came after the state failed to provide a timely response to a petition filed by the Association for Civil Rights in Israel and activist Itamar Greenberg. The petition challenged the Home Front Command's restrictions on gatherings, which were used to disperse protests against the ongoing war involving Israel, Iran, and Hezbollah. The court ordered the state to allow demonstrations at four specified sites, with a minimum gathering limit of 150 people at most sites and 600 at Habima Square in Tel Aviv. This decision underscores the court's stance that freedom of expression and protest must be balanced with security needs, even during wartime.
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The Latest: Iran and US receive proposal for 45-day ceasefire and reopening of Strait of Hormuz

The Latest: Iran and US receive proposal for 45-day ceasefire and reopening of Strait of Hormuz

Iran and the United States reportedly have received a draft proposal calling for a 45-day ceasefire and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz
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Israeli Goalkeeper Daniel Peretz's Performance Propels Southampton to FA Cup Semifinals

Israeli Goalkeeper Daniel Peretz's Performance Propels Southampton to FA Cup Semifinals

Israeli Goalkeeper Daniel Peretz's Performance Propels Southampton to FA Cup Semifinals