Monitoring the launch of a missile batch from Iran towards Israel

On Sunday evening, the Israeli Home Front Command updated its instructions, due to the missile bombardment from Iran towards northern Israel, and ordered a transition to “limited activity” throughout the country. Accordingly, it was decided to cancel education throughout the country, while Israel prepares to close Ben Gurion International Airport.

It was also decided to allow gatherings of up to 200 people in open areas, and up to 500 people inside closed buildings, provided that a standard protected space (shelter) is accessible during the time available for shelter. Beaches have also been closed to the public.

Activities can also be undertaken in workplaces that have access to a standard protected space during the time available for sheltering in place.

It is noteworthy that four missiles were monitored from Iran this evening, and all of them were intercepted, and no injuries or property damage were reported.