The IDF reports that more than 100 rockets have been launched from Lebanon into northern Israel since the morning. While several buildings sustained damage in the earlier strikes, no injuries have been reported, largely due to the evacuation of many towns in the affected areas.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened with top security officials in Tel Aviv to evaluate Israel’s potential response to last night’s missile strike by Iran. Present at the meeting were Shin Bet head Ronen Bar, Mossad director David Barnea, IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi, and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant. Israel continues to weigh its next steps following the attack.

In coordination with the IAF, IDF ground forces have eliminated multiple terrorists and dismantled Hezbollah’s military infrastructure through a combination of airstrikes and ground engagements. So far, over 150 Hezbollah facilities, including headquarters, weapons depots, and rocket launchers, have been destroyed in these ongoing operations.

Copenhagen police have detained three individuals in connection with two explosions near the Israeli embassy early this morning. “Two men were arrested on a train at Copenhagen Central Station. In addition, earlier in the day we arrested a man elsewhere in Copenhagen,” authorities shared in a post on X. Israel’s Foreign Ministry confirmed that no injuries were reported and the embassy building was not damaged in the blasts.

Following a situational assessment, it was decided that as of today at 00:00 (Wednesday), changes will be made to the Home Front Command’s defensive guidelines. As part of the changes, it was decided to ease restrictions in the areas of Carmel (excluding Daliyat al-Karmel and Isfiya), Wadi Ara (excluding the Megiddo Regional Council and Yokne’am Illit), Menashe, Samaria, Sharon, Dan, Yarkon, Shefala, Jerusalem and Shefla. The rest of the country remains under the guidelines previously issued by the Home Front Command. The instructions published on the official Home Front Command channels must be followed. The full instructions are updated on the National Emergency Portal and the Home Front Command app.

Armed Palestinians celebrate and vow death to Israel in the West Bank city of Jenin tonight, following the epic fail of the Iranian missile attack on Israel.

Israel has now its greatest opportunity in 50 years, to change the face of the Middle East. The leadership of Iran, which used to be good at chess, made a terrible mistake this evening. We must act *now* to destroy Iran’s nuclear program, its central energy facilities, and to fatally cripple this terrorist regime. To strike the head of the octopus of terror, that, in its cowardice, sent its tentacles (Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis, etc.) to murder us, while the Ayatollahs sat safely in their palaces in Tehran. The octopus’s tentacles are temporarily paralysed – now comes the head. We must remove this terrible threat to our children’s future. We can grant the Iranian people an opportunity to rise up and shake off the regime that tyrannizes its women and daughters.

Palestinian pickup truck seen dragging the remains of an Iranian ballistic missile through the streets of a Palestinian village near Hebron tonight, following the failed missile attack on Israel.

Kamala Harris takes no questions after saying she and Biden “monitored” the Iranian missile attack on Israel “in real time.” “I am clear-eyed.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel released a video statement vowing to exact reprisals against Iran for the ballistic missile barrage against Israel on Tuesday night. “Iran made a big mistake tonight – and it will pay for it,” Netanyahu said. “The regime in Iran does not understand our determination to defend ourselves and to retaliate against our enemies.”