This morning, the conflict with Hezbollah entered a new and far more dangerous phase in northern Israel. Hundreds of Israeli Air Force jets conducted a massive preemptive strike, targeting Hezbollah rocket platforms in southern Lebanon. In response, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant has declared a state of emergency. The IDF revealed that Hezbollah had prepared 200 sites in southern Lebanon, equipped with around 6,000 rockets and UAVs, aimed directly at Tel Aviv. These weapons were intended to target civilians in the heart of Israel. While the IDF's preemptive strike may seem like a success, it marks a significant and dangerous escalation. This morning, Hezbollah claimed to have launched approximately 320 rockets at northern Israel, including areas like Safed, Acre, and 11 military bases. This situation is extremely volatile. Hezbollah, recently described by CNN as "the most heavily armed terrorist organization in the world," still possesses a huge arsenal. The IDF Home Front Command has already issued new and drastic instructions, placing restrictions on public gatherings, workspaces, and educational activities as far south as Tel Aviv. Ben Gurion Airport has been temporarily closed as a precautionary measure. We anticipate that the situation will continue to escalate, and we urgently need your help. Zaka Tel-Aviv is on high alert, fully deploying all of our resources to respond to this crisis. Your support is critical in enabling us to continue our vital work during these dangerous times. | 
