FM Sa'ar says Per Egil Selvaag's home was targeted with a shrapnel grenade, urges perpetrators 'be fully brought to justice'

The millennia-old community of some 15,000, the Mideast's largest outside Israel, condemns Israel's preemptive strikes on the Islamic regime. Experts say it's not only for show

'If there is terror, there will be no Hezbollah,' says Katz after leader of Iran-backed terror group says it will 'act as we see fit' amid Israeli aerial campaign

Iranians seeing only images of missiles hitting Israel amid fears from the regime that the public could rise up when they see how the leadership has been weakened

Health Ministry instructs hospital directors across Israel to minimize number of patients, discharge women soon after childbirth, over fears other medical centers may be targeted

In rare Hebrew interview, Netanyahu says campaign 'ahead of schedule' and that IDF can strike Fordo without US if needed; also states offensive will aid hostages' return as 'Hamas relies on Iran'

Soroka Medical Center staff describe scenes of 'complete destruction,' say 'we knew from the noise that it wasn't like anything we were used to'

ToI's diplomatic reporter delves into two previous operations in which Israel preemptively struck budding nuclear weapons programs -- in Iraq and in Syria