Sirens in northern Israel due to launches from Iran

Missile fired on northern Israel successfully intercepted, no injuries reported

On Monday there will be no in-person learning in schools. Starting Tuesday, some municipalities will operate Passover day camps.

Sirens sounding in the Galilee panhandle

Footage shows a vehicle being crushed under an interception fragment, more than seven minutes after the second alarm sounded in the area.

<p>Anwar Gargash, a senior diplomatic advisor to the President of the United Arab Emirates, called for a permanent solution that ends the Iranian threat, and not just a ceasefire.</p><p>"As we confront the brutal Iranian aggression and discover our steadfast strength in resilience and endurance, our thinking does not stop at a ceasefire, but rather turns toward solutions that ensure lasting security in the Arabian Gulf, curbing the nuclear threat, missiles, drones, and the bullying of the straits," Gargash wrote.</p><p>"It is inconceivable that this aggression should turn into a permanent state of threat," he added.</p>

Israeli government to approve land allocation for permanent US Embassy complex in Jerusalem

IDF spokesman Brigadier General Effie Defrin announced that the Iranian regime is being undermined by Israel's ongoing attacks and estimated that the fighting will continue in the coming weeks.