The airline thus joins United and EasyJet in delaying their return to regular service in Israel, even though most airlines have done so.

This is the second such missile to be located and removed from the area since the Iranian drone and missile attack on Israel in mid-April.

The European Union Parliament voted to condemn Iran following its attack on Israel, and called for the Revolutionary Guards to be added to the list of terrorist organizations. Foreign Minister Israel Katz praised the move: "We are tightening the choke around the neck of the Iranian octopus."

The missile, which landed near Arad, was removed after being spotted by hikers in the area.

Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei addressed the Revolutionary Guard and thanked them for the attack against Israel - but claimed that "the most important thing is to prove the will of the people."

The US Secretary of State clarified that, "the US was not involved in any offensive action against Iran."

According to reports Israel destroyed the air defense system at Iran's nuclear reactor, sending a clear message that it can penetrate Iran's defenses any time it wishes to do so.

Iran said that it is still investigating the reported strike on a number of Iranian sites, and that there are no plans to respond immediately.

The Prime Minister made these remarks while receiving briefings on the security and intelligence situation.

The IRGC commander in charge of Iran's nuclear facilities said an Israeli strike would lead to a reexamination of Iran's nuclear policy, which is currently defined as civilian.

After Shas Chairman Aryeh Deri argued for restraint and not attacking Iran, UTJ Chairman Moshe Gafni also says he told Netanyahu he opposes a strike.

The Iranian spy ship that was stationed off the coast of Yemen left the area for fear of a counter-strike that Israel intends to carry out against Iran and its proxies.

Egyptian sources are reporting that the Egyptian army in northern Sinai is preparing for an Israeli onslaught on Rafah. Biden has agreed to the operation in exchange for a reduced strike on Iran.

The ABC network reported on behalf of Israeli officials that the IDF was planning two attacks that were canceled over the past week. Now it appears that Israel will postpone its counter-attack until after Passover.

The Prime Minister met with the Foreign Ministers of Britain and Germany and emphasized Israel's insistence on the right to defend itself.

Japan's foreign minister spoke with his Iranian counterpart and called on Tehran to "show restraint regarding the Israeli response."

The head of Russia's Security Council, Nikolai Patrushev, spoke with the head of the National Assembly Tzachi Hanegbi about the Iranian attack and claimed that "all parties must show restraint and responsibility in order not to lead to an overall escalation in the Middle East."

American sources believe that Israel's response to the missile attack from Iran will be carried out against affiliates of the Revolutionary Guards outside the country.

Jordanian officials say they realize they have unwittingly entered the battle between Israel and Iran, and this morning began to take significant steps regarding the protection of their airspace.