IDF Spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari says there are still no changes to emergency guidelines for civilians, as new reports have claimed that an Iranian attack on Israel is imminent.
“Following the latest reports regarding Iran’s plans, we clarify that, at this stage, there are no changes to the Home Front Command guidelines,” Hagari says on X.
“The IDF and the defense establishment monitor our enemies and the developments in the Middle East, with an emphasis on Iran and Hezbollah, and constantly assess the situation,” he says.
He says troops are “deployed and prepared with a high level of readiness.”
“If it becomes necessary to change the instructions, we will update in an orderly message on the official channels,” Hagari adds.
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