Iran and Hezbollah Open Multi-Front Assault on Israel's Cities

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Hospitals moved to full emergency operations, and some wounded were transferred from southern facilities to central Israel to manage capacity.
48% : Schools across Israel were closed for Sunday and Monday following a decision by the Home Front Command.
46% : " The Israel Defense Forces confirmed that air defense systems engaged both incoming missiles but failed to intercept them.
46% : Iranian forces are launching ballistic missiles at Israeli cities, while Israel is responding with sustained strikes deep inside Iranian territory.
43% : At the same time, red alert sirens sounded across central Israel after Iran launched a ballistic missile carrying a cluster warhead.
41% : Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that strikes against Iran would intensify in the coming days, targeting the regime's military and strategic infrastructure.
40% : Police Commissioner Danny Levy said, "We won't leave here until we confirm that there is no one missing and no one we have forgotten in the rubble.
39% : The attack in Kibbutz Misgav Am near Metula is the latest in an unrelenting wave of fire from Hezbollah terrorists in Lebanon and ballistic missile launches from Iran, bringing the war into Israel's streets, homes, and schools.
37% : The current phase of the conflict marks a direct confrontation between Israel and Iran.
35% : Sirens sounded in southern Israel on Shabbat as Iranian ballistic missiles slammed into the cities of Dimona and Arad, leaving nearly 200 Israelis wounded.
35% : Iranian state media claimed the intended target was Israel's nuclear research facility near Dimona, describing the barrage as retaliation for an alleged strike on the Natanz enrichment site.
33% : In central Israel, falling debris from intercepts damaged homes and caused additional injuries.

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