Israeli Home Front Command

Israel has detected intent by terror groups in Gaza to launch rockets, according to reports. Gaza Envelope residents were told by the local authority that Home Front Command guidelines remain unchanged, with no targeted warning for the area. - N12

IDF: The Home Front Command app alert warning of rocket and missile fire in the area of Kibbutz Alumim was a false identification. No security incident, no cause for concern.

Alliance of Brothers Delegation: Israel's Home Front Command forces are operating at two major impact sites in Cali, Colombia.

The teams are assisting local volunteers in locating and rescuing trapped individuals. Mapping and assessment of earthquake-damaged buildings has begun with local authorities.

Despite heightened alert levels and the possibility of renewed operations against Iran, the IDF says there has been no change to Home Front Command instructions.

Local authorities have not been told to open public shelters. Any change will be announced through official Home Front Command channels.

(Some local authorities have opened bomb shelters, just in case)

Public shelters have been opened in several cities including Ramat Gan, Karmiel, and Eilat and other cities across Israel.

No change to Home Front Command guidance.

I just got a list of cities, but need to verify each one.

Ramat Gan, Eilat and several other Israeli cities have opened public shelters as preparations continue for possible Iran-Israel fighting. Home Front Command guidance remains unchanged.

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Israel says it detected missiles launched from Iran toward Aqaba, Jordan, which could result in shrapnel falling inside Israeli territory.

Air raid sirens may sound in southern Israel. The Home Front Command says there is currently no change to public safety instructions.

IDF Home Front Command's delegation continued work in Venezuela this week, assessing building stability for rescue and rehab operations.

A national earthquake-recovery plan drawn up by the Command has now entered implementation, approved by Venezuela's president and infrastructure minister.

Israel sent an official delegation to Venezuela following the earthquake, despite the two countries severing ties 17 years ago.

Unlike foreign rescue teams, the Israeli mission was tasked with building a national plan for reconstruction and building demolition. It is headed by Home Front Command Chief of Staff Brig. Gen. Elad Edri.

An estimated 3,000 people were killed, with hundreds still missing. The quakes destroyed entire neighborhoods in the coastal area below Caracas.

Israel will send a Home Front Command delegation to Venezuela to assist with rescue efforts, despite the absence of diplomatic relations between the two countries.

The delegation will include engineering professionals from the Home Front Command along with Foreign Ministry representatives.

Israel's Home Front Command is preparing for a possible change to civilian instructions. No final decision has been made.

Following Iranian missile fire, Israel's Home Front Command issued tightened emergency restrictions across the country. All schools have been shut, public gatherings are limited, and workplaces are only permitted to operate if employees have access to protected spaces.

- Ynet.

Israeli Home Front Command:

The Iranian missile attack has ended. Residents may now leave protected spaces.

Following the IDF strike in Beirut, the Home Front Command instructions in northern Israel unchanged so far.

Israel's Home Front Command issued a precautionary directive following launches identified from Lebanon toward the confrontation line. Residents are to enter protected spaces upon alert activation. - IDF

Following yesterday's IDF strike in Beirut, events along the northern conflict line have been canceled due to the possibility of Hezbollah retaliatory fire. Home Front Command guidelines remain unchanged for now. The IDF is calling on the public to stay alert. - IDF

Israeli military official: The IDF is monitoring the Gulf escalation and remains on high alert.

"Our air defense systems and offensive capabilities are at a high level of readiness, which have not changed since the ceasefire took effect."

No changes to Home Front Command civilian guidelines at this time.

Israel's Home Front Command has informed northern authorities that starting next week, communities along the border will be reclassified as "yellow" zones, with new restrictions on gatherings and educational activities.

Benjamin Netanyahu: "Those who follow Home Front Command instructions and remain in protected areas have almost no chance of being harmed."

The IDF Home Front Command issued an all-clear after an early warning in northern Israel over a suspected Iranian missile.

No sirens sounded, as the missile apparently did not reach Israeli territory.

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Air raid sirens sound in Upper Galilee towns after a drone infiltration from Lebanon is detected, says Israel’s Home Front Command.

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Israeli Home Front Command releases video showing blast impact, flying debris, and a vehicle thrown into the air to stress the importance of entering protected spaces.

Home Front Command updates: it is now safe to leave protected areas.