Security measures were raised nationwide following Sunday's missile barrages from Iran, while transportation will be operating at 75 percent capacity; Israel Airports Authority announced there is currently no change in operations
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Security measures were raised nationwide following Sunday's missile barrages from Iran, while transportation will be operating at 75 percent capacity; Israel Airports Authority announced there is currently no change in operations
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02:20 AM • June 08 2026 IDT
Israel's Home Front Command announced that schools will be closed on Monday across the entire country, increasing its security guidelines following Iranian missile barrages.
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