Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seen touring the site of the early morning Iranian missile strike on a Bat Yam apartment building, where six Israelis were killed and dozens more wounded, the Kan public broadcaster reports.

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PM Netanyahu visited war-hit Bat Yam after Iran's deadly missile barrage flattened homes and killed civilians. Walking through debris, he urged Israelis to follow safety rules and mourned the lives lost.

Rescue efforts continue Sunday as residents recall near escapes and the city begins reckoning with its wounds; Netanyahu, Herzog, and Ben Gvir visit the scene The post In a race against time, amid grief and dust,

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Israeli forces have struck many of Iran’s nuclear sites, but will likely need U.S. assistance to destroy Iran’s most hardened facility. The Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant, located within the Kūh-e Dāgh Ghū’ī mountain,