In a dramatic shift, Israel is confronting its longstanding adversary, Iran, leading to a surge of unity among its citizens despite the high cost of conflict. As missile barrages rain down on Israeli cities, Prime Minister Netanyahu has rallied support for military operations against Iranian nuclear installations, transforming his political fortunes almost overnight. Opposition leaders, previously critical of Netanyahu, are now backing the unprecedented military response, acknowledging the existential threat posed by Tehran. Public sentiment appears to lean heavily in favor of the strikes, though many express concerns about the potential for an extended warfare. The ongoing attacks have left Israelis grappling with a new reality, as daily life intertwines with the dangers of missile threats. Amidst the chaos, some citizens hold steadfast, hoping for a decisive end to hostilities while fearing the implications of an unending conflict.