Four bodies were recovered from the rubble of a building destroyed by an Iranian missile strike in Israel’s Haifa city, according to a BBC report. Local sources said the missile hit the building the previous day. Security officials noted that the bomb did not detonate upon impact and remained active when rescue teams arrived, complicating the search operation. Rescuers had to tunnel through concrete from an adjacent building to reach the trapped victims.

Residents described living under the threat of Iranian attacks as a daily ordeal despite Israel’s multilayered air defense system. Surveys indicate that after more than five weeks of conflict, public support among Jewish Israelis for the war is gradually declining. Anti-war demonstrations have intensified, with reports of crackdowns and arrests, including of Arab-Israeli activist Alon-Lee Green.

Israel claims success in targeting Iranian ballistic missile bases and leadership, while Iran aims to undermine Israel’s sense of security through such strikes.