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Iran's massive attack on Israel on April 14 caused minor damage, with no Ukrainian casualties reported. Most of the missiles were intercepted by Israeli and allied air defense.

Israel temporarily closed Ben Gurion Airport for three hours on April 14 amid an expected Iranian drone attack, while the Israeli Air Force was put on high alert and dozens of planes took to the skies.

Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Israeli cities, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, early elections and the release of Israeli hostages held in the Gaza Strip during the ongoing military operations.

Israel has begun jamming GPS signals across the country, including in major cities such as Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, to disrupt the satellite navigation of potential Iranian missiles and drones amid rising tensions with Iran.

Israeli police have arrested the 57-year-old sister of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh on suspicion of contacts with militants and support for terrorist acts.

Police detained 16 anti-government protesters in Tel Aviv after hundreds of demonstrators disrupted public order, blocked roads and clashed with police during an unauthorized march after a rally.

Israel's military cabinet has decided to send a delegation to Qatar to discuss technical issues for the release of hostages held by Hamas. held by Hamas.

Brazilian President Lula da Silva recalled the country's ambassador to Israel for consultations in response to Israel declaring Lula persona non grata for his comments comparing Israel's actions in Gaza to the Holocaust.

An Israeli court ordered the immigration authorities to issue permanent residence permits to all Ukrainian refugees in Israel within a month.

Hamas and Hezbollah fired about 30 rockets toward Israel, wounding at least two people, with Hamas claiming responsibility for the attack on Tel Aviv.