Home Front Command

The Israeli Home Front Command’s "Brit Re’im" delegation continues working at disaster sites in Cali alongside local teams to locate missing people. Mission engineers are mapping damaged buildings and helping authorities manage the evolving situation.

Ramat Gan Mayor Carmel Shama Hacohen ordered all public shelters opened after a new assessment pointed to a higher risk of missile fire from Iran over the weekend. At the same time, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio blasted Tehran and warned against further escalation.

Thirty-two Israeli experts remain after most international teams departed, helping authorities move from earthquake response to long-term reconstruction

Israel has extended its special home front emergency status through July 28, citing ongoing security threats and the risk of attacks on civilians.

The Israeli government approved a 45-day extension of the special emergency situation on the home front, citing continued security uncertainty involving Lebanon and the Hezbollah terror group. The decision is based on security officials’ assessment that the threat to civilians has not yet been removed.

Israel’s Home Front Command said that starting Monday at 6 a.m., the entire country will be considered an area without restrictions. Hezbollah responded: "There is no ceasefire with freedom of action for Israel. The IDF must withdraw."

After Israel and Iran announced a halt to their mutual attacks, the Home Front Command canceled the restrictions imposed last night. Schools will reopen tomorrow. In the confrontation-line communities, restrictions remain in place over concerns about fire from Lebanon.

Home Front Command restricted access to the civilian 'Shu'al' platform amid fears of sensitive data leaks. Northern mayors and security chiefs warn it will slow lifesaving response during rocket barrages: "Hezbollah knows where it's firing, and we don't."

Israel has outlined a scaled-back plan for the hilula of the Rashbi in Meron, pending final police approval.

A siren, a blast, and a home left unrecognizable. One woman shares her firsthand experience of Arad’s rocket strike and the miracle that followed.