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Iran strike on Dubai landmark hits more than architecture — it shakes a symbol

A fire sparked by an Iranian missile strike at Dubai’s luxury Burj Al Arab hotel caused only limited damage, but underscored the fragility of the glittering stability Gulf states have worked for decades to project

Amnon Direktor | 03.06.26

Israel warns citizens abroad to avoid Chabad houses amid terror fears

National Security Council urges Israelis to conceal Jewish symbols, avoid transit through the UAE and exercise heightened caution worldwide as Iranian-linked threats rise and attacks target Jewish sites in North America

ynet | 03.05.26

מטוסי קרב של חיל האוויר בדרכם לתקיפה באיראן

Israelis will have 'near normal' life within days while inflicting damage on Iran, senior official says

Senior Air Force official tells ynet that to suppress the Islamic Republic's surface-to-surface missile array, a root canal will be required; And the goal is to do this while Israelis live almost normally; 'Some are flying to Iran 3 times a day'; These are the two possible endings

Ron Ben-Yishai | 03.05.26

Formula 1 Bahrain and Saudi races at risk due to war

Missiles reportedly have struck civilian infrastructure and US bases, including the US Navy base in Manama, Bahrain, in areas where Formula 1 personnel are staying

ynet | 03.05.26

'We can’t let fear control us': businesses reopen across Israel despite war

Owners say staying open offers residents a sense of routine during constant sirens and missile alerts, even as many customers have left cities and businesses report sharp drops in sales

Lihi Gordon, Eitan Glickman, Roy Elman | 03.05.26

100 hours of war is just the beginning

Analysis: Israel and the US have secured broad air superiority over Iran and sharply reduced missile fire and the campaign is now shifting to a second phase aimed at systematically dismantling the regime’s military capabilities

Yossi Yehoshua | 03.05.26

Iran war could decide Hamas’ fate in Gaza as five possible endgames reshape the region

Opinion: The outcome of the US-Israel war against Iran could determine Hamas’ future in Gaza; scenarios range from Iranian collapse or regime change to a negotiated deal or strategic stalemate, each reshaping the region and the fate of the terrorist group

Tzachi Hanegbi | 03.05.26

Will US weapons stockpile run out? Pentagon is trying to reassure: 'We have enough ammunition'

US military is 'depleting' its stockpile of precision missiles, and in 'a few days' it may be forced to 'prioritize its interception targets' Washington Post reports; US chief of staff explains as Iran's defenses weaken, US will be able to use 'unlimited' smart bombs

ynet | 03.04.26

Rescue flight plan for Israelis stranded abroad begins: this is how it will work

The rescue flight operation to repatriate Israelis stranded abroad is expected to begin Wednesday night or early Thursday morning, with Israeli airlines preparing to operate dozens of flights to Israel: this is how it will happen

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 03.04.26

When the sea is cold, Israelis don't rush to return on yachts during war

More expensive than flying, colder than summer and requires logistical preparation: The maritime rescue line to Israel not in demand like it was during the 12-day-war; 'People are waiting 4 days for a flight'

Assaf Kammar | 03.04.26

Israel sees ‘suicidal impulse’ in Tehran as Iran widens missile attacks across region

Intelligence officials say 1,000+ Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps killed as Iran strikes seven Arab states and Cyprus; analysts describe a regime acting from survival, not logic, and weigh ceasefire prospects

Itamar Eichner | 03.03.26

Israel sees Iran strikes as chance to weaken Hezbollah on Lebanon front

Northern Command says gains against Tehran could shift balance in Lebanon; officials warn Hezbollah miscalculated after Khamenei’s killing and say current blows could, in time, lead to the group’s dismantling

Elisha Ben Kimon | 03.03.26

Prof. Michael Mimouni, head of the Cornea Unit at Rambam Health Care Campus, during a corneal transplant surgery

Between air raid sirens, doctors restore 80-year-old’s eyesight

As sirens repeatedly sent staff and patient to shelter, physicians at Rambam Health Care Campus pressed ahead with a long-awaited corneal transplant, honoring a donor’s gift and completing the delicate procedure under fire

Eitan Glikman | 03.03.26

What you eat during war affects your mood more than you think, science shows

As stress rises and routines unravel, what you eat can shape resilience; here’s how to build a plate that supports emotional stability and choose healthier snacks

Dr. Yael Benvenisti | 03.03.26

Beyond the nuclear threat: the real stakes of the Iran war

Opinion: As Tehran threatens the Strait of Hormuz, the conflict exposes a broader contest over oil, China’s industrial advantage and America’s grip on the global economic order, with risks that could reverberate far beyond the Middle East

Dr. Bella Barda Bareket | 03.02.26

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