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Yisrael Ozana, Director General of the Ministry of Interior, met with northern local authority heads to discuss security and operational continuity needs.
Israel's Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology launches an emergency center and postpones research proposal deadlines to support the academic community.
Prof. Nava Ratzon has been appointed Chair of Israel's National Council for Civilian Research and Development for a four-year term.
Israel Police urge public to clear impact sites for emergency crews, stressing danger and disruption caused by onlookers at scenes.
Israel's government approved $31 million in funding for local authorities facing emergency expenses due to the war with Iran.
Jerusalem's Easter ceremonies will be symbolic and limited due to the ongoing war with Iran, police and Christian leaders, including Patriarch Theophilos III.
Israel's COGAT agency denies UNRWA claims about polluted Gaza water, confirming daily provision of 70,000 cubic meters of drinking water.
Israel Police cite Home Front Command directives for restricting access to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, impacting all holy sites amid missile threats.
Northern evacuees staying in Dead Sea hotels will receive free public transportation across Israel, with increased routes to Arad and Dimona.
Israel's new reform allows private medical bodies and doctors to conduct driver's license fitness tests, significantly reducing wait times.
Israel's Ministry of Agriculture established an exceptions committee to allow foreign workers in special agricultural cases, addressing unique needs and market.
During the Iran war, cellular companies will provide free remote learning access for ultra-Orthodox students, preventing extra costs for families.
