The IDF Home Front Command says it currently does not plan to change its wartime guidelines, as Iran’s ballistic missile attacks continue at a steady pace.
The guidelines prevent large gatherings and educational activities in most areas of the country.
Iran’s missile fire on Israel has slowed to around 10-15 missiles a day in the past two weeks, down from around 90 on the first day of the war.
Iran has not been carrying out large missile barrages, with each attack composed of a small number of missiles — usually between one and three.
Iranian missile attacks have killed 16 people in Israel, along with four Palestinians in the West Bank. Two Israeli civilians have also been killed by Hezbollah rockets, and an Israeli civilian was mistakenly killed in the north by Israeli artillery shelling. According to the Home Front Command, 5,500 Israelis have been displaced due to damage caused to their homes by the attacks.
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