Heavy destruction in Ramat Gan after an Iranian missile strike. (File photo: June, 2025)
Mayor of ‘Israeli’ city says will open shelters amid fears of Iranian attack: Hebrew media
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The mayor of the central ‘Israeli’ city Ramat Gan announced that he is reopening the shelters amid fears that Iran could carry out a ballistic missile attack on ‘Israel’.
“The assessment is that the threat of missiles from Iran over the weekend has grown and is no longer negligible,” the mayor, Carmel Shama-Hacohen, says on Facebook, quoted by Hebrew media.
The opening is being undertaken “out of an abundance of caution,” he adds, but says that the military has not issued a warning of any kind.
The ‘Israeli’ Home Front Command has not changed its guidelines yet.
Iran and the United States have been trading blows for almost 12 days, amid a dispute on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran has targeted many Gulf countries, in what it says is “retaliation” for US strikes.
