Israel remains on alert as army chief ‘commanding’ strikes on Iran The Israeli military said Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir and senior commanders were monitoring ongoing strikes against Iran from an airbase, adding that Israeli forces remain on alert and prepared to operate on all fronts. The Israeli Home Front Command announced that civilians could leave shelters and fortified rooms after the immediate threat subsided. Israeli media reported that flights resumed at Ben Gurion Airport shortly after the interception of a missile reportedly launched from Yemen.

Israel accused Tehran of committing a “grave mistake” on Sunday after reporting it had come under several waves of Iranian missile fire, the first such attack since a truce was announced on April 8 in the conflict in the Middle East. Air raid sirens sounded across large areas of northern and central Israel, including the cities of Haifa, Caesarea and Hadera, according to the military. Afterwards, Israeli military chief Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir vowed the military would “strike the enemy with...

The IDF is prepared to return and deliver another severe and far-reaching strike against Iran, Chief of the General Staff of the Israeli Army Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir stressed