604 Israelis stuck since start of Iran war arrive on flydubai flights in Tel Aviv; over 50% of Israelis stranded abroad on eve of war return home via air and land border routes The post First flights bringing Israelis back home from Dubai land at Ben Gurion Airport appeared first on The Times of Israel.

A petition urges Israel's High Court to implement an evacuation plan for disabled and elderly citizens unable to reach shelters during missile alerts. A petition filed to the High Court of Justice

Nonstop Iranian missile fire has sent residents of central Israel scrambling in and out of shelters throughout the day.

In any other year, Tel Aviv’s Dizengoff Square would be crowded with revelers on the Jewish holiday of Purim. But this year, air raid sirens are sending Israelis to shelters instead.

As thumping techno music reverberated around a basement in downtown Tel Aviv, some 200 Israeli twentysomethings danced through the night despite the war with Iran upending life above. While missile alerts and piercing sirens have become a regular occurrence for Israelis since the conflict started 11 days ago,

Jews across Israel gathered in bomb shelters to mark the holiday of Purim as a precaution against possible Iranian missile attacks.

Above the Clal Building on Jaffa Road in the center of Jerusalem, a few stories up from the hustle and bustle of some of the city’s heaviest automobile and foot traffic, a handful of people sit in a lush, manicured garden, drinking tea and socializing in ...

People across the country took cover from Iran’s retaliatory strikes. “Oh, I did not miss this sound,” one woman said of the air raid alerts.