Dream - Israeli citizens appear relaxed sunbathing on the beach and enjoying cafes on the roadside several hours after Iran launched a drone attack on Sunday, April 14, 2024. Despite the continuous wailing of danger sirens, the morning atmosphere seemed normal. According to the New York Post, approximately 99 percent of Iranian drones and missiles were successfully intercepted in the air by Israel with the assistance of the United States, Jordan, France, and England. As a result, the attack only caused minimal structural damage.

Citizen of Jerusalem, Ayala Salant, told Agence France-Presse that the situation is truly frightening. However, they are grateful for the assistance from the alliance that intercepts missiles before they reach Israel. "We are very, very happy with the alliance that helps us because most of the planes and missiles have not reached Israel," she said.

"\u201cTurns out there was a siren at 1 am, but both of us fell asleep. With double glazed windows, metal exterior curtains, and fabric interior curtains, the siren didn't wake us up," said the message from his mother. "Everything is calm now. Dad went to the fruit store earlier. He has a lunch appointment at Maccabi to clean his ears. He will take a taxi back and forth," she added."

Although so, many schools in Israel are scheduled to be closed on this Monday due to an active security threat, according to the outlet. Only a few ultra-Orthodox schools are open despite the closures.