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Israel Schools Remain Remote Amid Ongoing Missile Strikes

3/6/2026

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Israel's Education Ministry said schools will stay remote on Sunday amid missile strikes from Iran.
The Israel Defense Forces Home Front Command eased restrictions, allowing workplaces to reopen.
Opposition leaders criticized the lack of coordination between ministries.
Yair Lapid, leader of the Yesh Atid party, called the situation unacceptable, especially for special education students.
The Finance Ministry urged a gradual reopening of businesses to mitigate economic losses.

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Israel's Education Ministry said schools will stay remote on Sunday amid missile strikes from Iran.
The Israel Defense Forces Home Front Command eased restrictions, allowing workplaces to reopen.
Opposition leaders criticized the lack of coordination between ministries.
Yair Lapid, leader of the Yesh Atid party, called the situation unacceptable, especially for special education students.
The Finance Ministry urged a gradual reopening of businesses to mitigate economic losses.