Missiles overhead. Medical emergencies on the line. And still, they answer the call.

Inside Magen David Adom’s fortified national operations center in Ramla, dispatchers are managing the unthinkable: routine ambulance calls alongside incoming missile alerts during Israel’s war with Iran.

While most of the country runs to shelter, MDA’s teams stay locked in — tracking impacts, coordinating responses, and saving lives in real time.

This is what resilience looks like in Israel: steady hands, clear minds, and volunteers showing up in the country’s hardest hours.

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Sirens in southwestern Israel. Sounds of interceptions overhead now.

REPORT: Lebanon has declared Iran's ambassador to Beirut "persona non grata" and ordered him to leave.

No reports of injuries from the last Iranian missile attack.

A hospital scan. A machine inches from the chest. And then the sirens begin.

This is what ordinary life in Israel looks like now: medical tests under fluorescent lights, missiles overhead, and the strange discipline of trying to stay still while war moves outside the walls.

It is personal, tense, and painfully real — a glimpse of how even the most routine moments are no longer routine.

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Scenes from an Israeli-US airstrike on an Iranian missile base earlier today.

Missiles to southern Israel a short time ago. Intercepted.

Among the dozens of targets Israeli warplanes struck today in Iran was the regime’s main explosives production plant.

Trump says the people he's negotiating with in Iran gave him a "gift" (bribe?) worth billions of dollars, and that's how he knew he's talking to the right people.

Meanwhile, leaders of Arab states in the Persian Gulf are reportedly urging the US to continue the war until the Islamic Republic regime is overthrown.

Trump claims there's already been a kind of "regime change" because all the top leaders of the regime were killed over the past three weeks.

Sirens in central Israel a short time ago. Iran fired a cluster warhead at the city. No immediate reports of injuries.

Conquer southern Lebanon? Israeli minister says there’s no other choice.

The old northern border is no longer being treated as sacred. Not after October 7.

Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has now said openly what much of the country is increasingly thinking: Hezbollah cannot be allowed to sit on Israel’s fence line and call that stability.

His suggestion? Push the security line to the Litani River and end the failed illusion that southern Lebanon can remain a launch pad for Iranian terror while Israeli communities absorb the risk.

This is no longer a debate about deterrence alone. It is a debate about geography, sovereignty, and how far Israel must go to keep the north from becoming the next disaster.

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Trump is declaring victory in the war with Iran. Premature?

Sirens now.

Overnight and early this morning there were two missile attacks on central Israel and two on southern Israel, in addition to three rocket attacks from Lebanon targeting northern Israel. No injuries reported in any of the attacks.

FACT CHECK

Iran’s Tasnim News Agency, which is linked to the IRGC, published the following lies this week:

❗️1,300 Israelis have been killed by Iranian missiles during this war.

TRUTH: 27 Israelis have died as a direct result of Iranian missile strikes since the start of Operation Roaring Lion.

❗️Israel is conducting massive excavations under the Temple Mount with plans to collapse the Al Aqsa Mosque and blame it on an Iranian missile strike.

TRUTH: Not happening. It would be impossible to carry out such an operation hidden from view in a country that has the highest concentration of foreign media outside of Washington, DC.

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REALITY CHECK: Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is desperate to incite the rest of the Muslim world to join its jihad against Israel.