President Herzog Visits Missile Impact Site in Ramat Gan

On March 18, 2026, President Isaac Herzog visited the site of the Iranian missile attack in Ramat Gan, where two innocent civilians were murdered overnight.

18/03/2026

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President Herzog: “For the people of Iran, I hope that this Nowruz will bring a change. They deserve so much better.”

On March 18, 2026, President Isaac Herzog visited the site of the Iranian missile attack in Ramat Gan, where two innocent civilians were murdered overnight.

President Isaac Herzog:

“Innocent people were murdered last night by a vicious ballistic missile from Iran—a cluster missile.

“This is the real test of this battle. We are a coalition of moderate nations that want to seek peace in the region. In front of us is an empire of evil with proxies all emanating from Tehran. This is now the test.

“I believe that the more we move on, and the more things happen in Iran through our attacks, we will see change also with the people of Iran.

“I want to wish the people of Iran, as they will celebrate the New Year, the Nowruz, that I hope that this Nowruz will bring a change. They deserve so much better, but in order to deserve so much better, it’s in their hands to wake up and demand change.“

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