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Iran missile threat prompts hospitals to move underground, health services reduced

Hospitals nationwide are preparing to move operations to protected underground facilities following renewed Iranian missile fire, while some elective surgeries and clinic services have been suspended; HMOs are operating on a limited basis, with emergency and mental health services remaining available 24/7

Or Hadar | 06.08.26

IDF: ‘Prepared for additional missile fire; Iran made a serious mistake’

Iran missiles trigger sirens across northern Israel after Beirut strike; all launches intercepted, schools canceled nationwide

ynet | 06.07.26

Trump: 'Going to call Netanyahu right now, tell him not to strike back Iran'

Trump says Iran has fired enough missiles and should return to negotiations, adding Tehran was close to a deal before the attack

News Agencies | 06.07.26

Ben Gurion Airport to remain open despite Iranian missile fire

If fire from Iran or Hezbollah expands, officials are preparing for the possibility of closing Israeli airspace

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 06.07.26

‘If Iran attacks, all bets are off’: Israel braces after Beirut strike

Netanyahu to hold security meeting after Dahieh strike as officials say Israel coordinated with Washington and is prepared for escalation

Itamar Eichner | 06.07.26

The key question now is whether this strike will end the current cycle of fire or open a new one

Beirut strike tests Israel’s Hezbollah deterrence and Iran’s threats

Analysis: Israel’s Dahieh strike was meant to enforce its new deterrence formula, but Hezbollah and Iran threats could turn a limited signal into a wider round

Ron Ben-Yishai | 06.07.26

Israel says 1,000 Hezbollah terrorists killed, one-fifth of Lebanon under IDF control

Officials brief ministers on Lebanon front, saying Hezbollah is fleeing, IDF holds strategic ground and is building a new line of posts in southern Lebanon

Itamar Eichner, Elisha Ben Kimon | 06.07.26

נשיא רוסיה פוטין עם נשיא מצרים עבד אל-פתאח א-סיסי לקראת מצעד ניצחון במוסקבה

Russia is building a nuclear beachhead in Egypt

Analysis: Russia’s role in Egypt’s Dabaa nuclear plant is less about energy than leverage and Israel is the point; it binds Cairo to Moscow and reshapes Israel’s southern strategic flank

Amine Ayoub | 06.07.26

Trump's revenge? US visa crackdown throws Iran World Cup plans into chaos

Players receive US visas after arduous process in Turkey, but several 'integral' members of coaching staff and soccer federation reportedly denied entry; Tehran accuses Washington of politicizing the World Cup and seeks FIFA intervention

Lior Ben Ari | 06.07.26

US may transfer Iranian assets to Gulf states to cover war damages

After fresh Iran attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain, Washington weighs using Tehran assets to fund future damage and possible past losses, even as Tehran seeks immediate release of billions in frozen funds

Reuters | 06.07.26

The same old misconception returns: from Hamas to Hezbollah to Iran

Opinion: Claims that Iran’s regime is more likely to collapse after the campaign echo similar promises of growing cracks in Hamas and Hezbollah, as unquestioned media ‘mantras’ resurface

Dr. Michael Milshtein | 06.07.26

'This isn’t science fiction': Israeli Air Force says laser-armed helicopters could arrive within two years

Why is Israel still struggling to counter the drone threat, how could airborne lasers soon transform the battlefield, and can the Israeli Air Force destroy Iran’s nuclear program? Col. M. offers a rare inside look at the war and the future of airpower

Tal Shahaf | 06.06.26

Declare first, verify later: inside Donald Trump's ceasefire playbook

From Syria to Lebanon, Donald Trump has made ceasefire announcements a hallmark of his foreign policy; sometimes the fighting stopped, sometimes agreements collapsed within hours and sometimes the parties themselves disputed his version of events

Tal Amoday | 06.06.26

The United States, Israel, and Iran move uneasily between escalation and diplomacy

How Middle East media frame the US–Israel–Iran standoff: from Hormuz to nuclear talks

As US, Israel and Iran oscillate between escalation and diplomacy, regional media split: Gulf focus energy security, Israeli warn weak US-Iran deal, Iran-aligned cite leverage, others stress US-Israel escalation; Hormuz is the fault line

Steven Ganot / The Media Line | 06.06.26

'Iran is strengthening. Trump needs a temporary agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz'

Trump faces political risk as Iran insists on immediate cash release

Iran demands $12B in immediate cash from $100B in frozen assets, deepening deadlock in U.S.-Iran talks; Washington rejects upfront payments as Trump faces political risk and comparisons to Obama-era deals, while Tehran insists the funds are its own | Analysis

ynet | 06.06.26

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