In response to rocket fire from Iran, Israel's Home Front Command has declared a state of 'restricted activity' effective from June 7 to June 8, 2026. This directive mandates the closure of all educational institutions, including schools and universities, halting all classes and exams. Workplaces are restricted to operations only if they can provide access to protected spaces, which has resulted in many parents needing to stay home with their children. Public transportation continues to function at approximately 75% capacity, while Ben-Gurion Airport remains open for flights, though authorities are closely monitoring the situation. Gatherings are limited to 200 people in open spaces and 500 indoors, leading to widespread cancellations in the events sector. Essential services like pharmacies and food outlets are still operational, but customers are advised to check for protected space availability. The Health Ministry has instructed hospitals to prepare for full emergency operations, while community health services are limited to protected locations.