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✅ The Home Front Command has declared an all-clear following the incident in the following areas [18:11:28]: • Confrontation Line — Arab al-Aramshe

Drone intrusion alert in northern Israel

✈️ Hostile Aircraft Intrusion [18:05:56] - 1 Alert: • Confrontation Line — Arab al-Aramshe Population: 1,700

Donald Trump called for an immediate cessation of hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Several suspicious aerial targets fell within Israeli territory near the Lebanese border with no reported injuries according to the IDF.

Home Front Command has updated civilian defense guidelines from Sunday 18:00 to Monday 20:00, setting a nationwide limit of up to 5,000 people for gatherings, with no changes in the border area. It said full operations continue under restrictions, with ongoing assessments and further updates to be issued if needed.

Following a situation assessment at Israel’s Transport Ministry, officials decided to keep Israeli airspace open, N12 reports.

The Israeli Home Front Command has updated national security guidelines, limiting public gatherings to 5,000 people and canceling major events (N12).

BREAKING: US President Donald Trump says Israel’s strike on Beirut “should not have happened,” calling it disproportionate and warning it risks undermining a near-final peace deal with Iran.

The U.S. Secretary of War stated to CBS that an agreement with Iran is expected to be signed.

The U.S. Secretary of War told CBS that Israel's response to Hezbollah has shown significant restraint as negotiations for an agreement near completion.

Israeli security officials are preparing to tighten Home Front Command guidelines, Israel Hayom reports.

Home Front Command is preparing for a possible update to public safety instructions, but no final decision has been made, N12 reports.

Former US President Barack Obama said it is “doubtful” any new US-Iran agreement would be significantly different or an improvement over the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), in comments to ABC News ahead of a full interview airing Wednesday.

The IDF is conducting ongoing assessments and preparing for possible missile fire into Israel following a strike in Beirut. It said it will not tolerate any missile fire toward Israeli territory.

Following Israeli strikes in Beirut, IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir is holding ongoing situation assessments with senior commanders, the army said. The IDF said it is preparing for possible fire toward Israel in the coming hours and remains on high alert across defensive and offensive operations. It added that there are no changes to Home Front Command instructions for now, but warned it “will not tolerate” any fire toward Israeli territory.

An Israeli source said the strike in Beirut’s Dahiyeh targeted a Hezbollah headquarters and was not a targeted assassination, rejecting reports from a Saudi channel that a senior Hezbollah official was hit.

US Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz said he is “confident” an agreement with Iran will be signed today, but deferred on details, saying they will be handled by the White House, in an interview on ABC’s “This Week.”

The Israeli military is preparing for potential fire directed toward Israel in the coming hours.

Israeli and US officials told Axios that the IDF informed CENTCOM shortly before striking Hezbollah targets in Beirut’s Dahiyeh district.