An Iranian missile or its debris struck a settlement in the occupied West Bank, damaging three homes, as reported by Israel’s Channel 12 News. Video footage on social media depicted a large plume of smoke rising from the area, with no immediate casualties reported by Israel’s Magen David Adom rescue service. The attack set off air-raid sirens in Jerusalem and parts of the West Bank, with air defense systems attempting to intercept the incoming missiles.
A second wave of missiles launched from Iran led the military to advise residents in central Israel to seek shelter. This escalation coincided with US-Iran talks and followed Israeli airstrikes in Beirut, Lebanon, resulting in at least two deaths. In response, Iran unleashed a barrage of missiles, prompting Israel to retaliate with strikes targeting sites in western and central Iran. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps accused Israel of attacking targets within Iranian territory.
The IRGC stated that the attacks involved air-launched ballistic missiles, as reported by the official news agency IRNA. Explosions were reported in various Iranian cities, including Tehran, Tabriz, Isfahan, and Karaj. The Israel Defense Forces confirmed targeting military sites in western and central Iran, including the Karun petrochemical plant in Mahshahr, which suffered partial damage from an Israeli projectile. Additionally, the Israeli military intercepted a missile from Yemen on Monday morning, triggering sirens in central Israel, including Tel Aviv.
