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Rafael Schedules Controlled Morning Test at David Institute in Krayot

Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of President Isaac Herzog beside a missile display at a Rafael facility with company personnel and buildings behind him

Rafael said it will conduct a planned, controlled test Monday morning at its David Institute site in the Krayot. The company warned that residents may hear a blast during the activity. Rafael said rescue and security agencies have been briefed, remain in continuous contact with the company and will issue updates if a real incident occurs. The defense company apologized for the inconvenience but did not disclose the test's purpose, its exact time, the expected duration or which parts of the Krayot are most likely to hear the noise.

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