Simultaneous Missile Attacks by Iran and Hezbollah Target Tel Aviv
Israeli media have reported that following a new wave of missile attacks by Iran, parts of Tel Aviv, Eilat, and several other cities in the occupied territories have been targeted. These attacks coincided with missile launches by Lebanon’s Hezbollah, triggering continuous air raid sirens in multiple areas.
According to Israeli sources, an Iranian missile exploded in the Ramat Hasharon area of Tel Aviv, and shrapnel from a number of missiles landed in parts of Tel Aviv and its surroundings. Official details on the extent of damage and possible casualties have not yet been released.
Israeli radio also reported that missiles were fired toward the southern port city of Eilat as well as Tel Aviv in the center of the occupied territories. Some Israeli media outlets have reported missile hits in five cities in central regions.
Meanwhile, the Israeli Home Front Command announced simultaneous missile operations, stating that air raid sirens sounded for the third time in a short period in the Shlomi area in the Galilee. Sirens were also activated in the settlements of Al-Matlah and Margaliot following missile attacks by Lebanon’s Hezbollah.
These incidents come amid rising tensions on various regional fronts, intensifying concerns over the potential escalation of the conflicts.
