Even as They Are Driven Into Bomb Shelters, Many Ordinary Israelis Support the Attack on Iran

Israel has taken on the eerie quiet of a ghost town. Shops are closed, streets nearly empty. The occasional car races to its destination.

In the supermarkets, many shelves are empty, usually of basic necessities: No bread, no milk, no eggs, no diapers and no bottled water for what may be extended stays in bomb shelters. Israelis have stocked up not knowing what their government is planning and how this will unfold.

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Israel’s sudden attack on Iran that began at 3 a.m. on June 13...