12:41 PM: Emergency responders in the Central district found a man unconscious with no pulse. After prolonged CPR, they managed to get his heart beating again. He’s been evacuated to Beilinson Hospital in critical, unstable condition.12:30 PM: Reporter Barak Ravid is saying that the Pentagon and US CENTCOM are currently drawing up military plans for a "final blow" against Iran. This could potentially include ground forces and a series of massive bombing runs.12:20 PM: With the Middle East heating up, the commander of Uganda’s defense forces (who is also the President's son) sent a sharp message to the world. General Muhoozi Kainerugaba made it clear that while they want the conflict to end, Uganda won't just stand by if Israel's right to exist is threatened.12:00 PM: Sirens sounding in the Krayot and Upper Galilee. Residents urged to enter protected spaces.
11:55 AM: United Hatzalah Spokesperson: Medical teams provided initial treatment to a 40-year-old woman in Tel Aviv in light-to-moderate condition following a shrapnel strike. She has been evacuated to Ichilov Hospital. A 26-year-old male was treated for light blast injuries, and three children were treated for severe shock.
11:50 AM: Israel Police: Tel Aviv District officers and bomb disposal units are managing multiple impact sites. Five individuals have been evacuated with light injuries so far. Police are working to isolate debris to prevent further injury.
11:32 AM: Medical Update (Ziv Medical Center, Safed): Doctors have managed to stabilize a 12-year-old girl who suffered cardiac arrest after a fall during a siren. Her condition remains critical.
11:22 AM: Fire & Rescue Services (Dan District):
- Tel Aviv: Preliminary report of an interceptor fragment striking a 4-story residential building. Significant structural damage reported; no casualties at this specific site.
- Tel Aviv (Site 2): Damage to multiple vehicles and businesses following weapon debris impacts.
- Ganei Tikva: Several vehicles are on fire following the fall of interceptor fragments.
11:07 AM: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: "My wife and I, along with all citizens of Israel, share the deep grief of the family of Golani Reconnaissance fighter, Staff Sgt. Ori Greenberg, who fell in battle in Southern Lebanon. We send our heartfelt condolences to his family. He fought with heroism to protect our northern border. May his memory be a blessing."
11:06 AM: Technical Report: The missile launched from Iran appears to have been equipped with a cluster/split warhead. Residents in Central Israel report massive explosions. Impact confirmed in Tel Aviv.
10:37 AM: IDF Footage: Golani Brigade forces have destroyed approximately 200 terror infrastructure sites in Southern Lebanon, including a major weapons depot.
10:13 AM: Aviation Update: Planned pre-Passover easing of restrictions at Ben Gurion Airport (including flights for short-haul aircraft) has been canceled due to the massive Iranian bombardment.
10:00 AM: Report: The IRGC Navy Commander, responsible for threats to close the Strait of Hormuz, has been eliminated in a strike in Bandar Abbas.
09:35 AM: Cleared for Publication: Staff Sgt. Ori Greenberg, 21, from Petah Tikva, a fighter in the Golani Reconnaissance Unit, fell in battle in Southern Lebanon.
08:15 AM: First Responder Account (Kfar Qasim): MDA Paramedics report five family members injured by blast effects inside their home. Significant destruction was found in the center of the residence. All victims are in light condition.
06:55 AM: Initial Strike: First sirens of the morning triggered in Jerusalem and Central Israel following launches from Iranian territory.
Overnight Headlines
- Wall Street Journal: President Trump has reportedly told aides he hopes to bring the war with Iran to a conclusion within the coming weeks to avoid a prolonged conflict.
- CNN: Reports indicate Iran is bracing for a potential U.S. ground operation on Kharg Island
- .IDF Activity: The military completed a broad wave of strikes against Iranian regime infrastructure across several regions in Iran overnight.