With 56% of country's homes unprotected, ballistic missile attacks from Iran are forcing many to seek safety in schools, train stations and public areas

Some head for Turkish border with the hope of staying there until conflict dies down, while others make the long drive to a quieter province further north

Damage believed to be result of airstrike on the facilities power supply, leading to an outage, which in turn harmed fragile machines that spin at extremely high speeds

Closing the Strait of Hormuz, as Tehran has threatened to do in the past, could restrict trade and impact global oil prices

El Al opens registration for stranded passengers to map return flights; Arkia creates flight schedule for Israelis to return from Athens, Larnaca, Rome, Paris and New York

Lapid says Netanyahu must go, but not during 'existential fight'; former PM Bennett: 'There is no left, no opposition and no coalition' when it comes to preventing Iranian nukes

In front of mostly empty seats, lawmakers table 'nonessential' discussions as plenum only debates legislation seen as urgent or important to war

Two local inquiries point to social media, lack of public information as contributing factors to violent, coordinated attacks on Israeli tourists after soccer game last November