A series of missiles
Israeli airspace was raided by more than 100 missiles launched by Iran, on Tuesday. This attack set off air raid sirens throughout the country. This attack has escalated tensions in the region, prompting the Israeli military to advise citizens to seek refuge in bomb shelters. (Reuters)
Missiles streak across the sky
Missiles launched from Iran towards Israel streak across the night sky as seen from Deir al-Balah, Gaza Strip. Loud explosions could be heard in nearby Jordan and Southern Lebanon. (AP)
Urgent shelter orders issued
Residents take cover along the roadside in Shoresh, amid wailing sirens heeding warnings of missiles fired from Iran. Alerts were sent on mobile phones and national broadcasts, urging citizens to find safety amid escalating tensions across central Israel. (AP)
Disrupted daily life
Daily life in affected areas has been drastically disrupted as residents grapple with ongoing uncertainty. Local media reports indicate that missiles targeted Israel's commercial center, Tel Aviv, threatening the safety of nearly 10 million people in the region. (Reuters)
Israel's Iron Dome
Following the Khamenei regime's launch of over 200 rockets, including ballistic missiles, Israel deployed the Iron Dome to protect its civilians. This advanced defense system utilizes radar technology to detect and intercept incoming short-range threats effectively. (Reuters)
Aftermath of missile strikes
Israeli police assess damage at a school building in Gadera, struck by missiles fired from Iran. IDF sopkesperson reported a limited number of impacts in central and southern Israel, underscoring the ongoing threat to civilian areas. (AP)
'Provoke further retaliation'
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi that the country acted in "self-defense" against Israel, emphasizing that their response is complete unless the "Israeli regime decides to provoke further retaliation."
'Big mistake', says Israel PM
Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu described Iran's large-scale missile attack on Israel as "a big mistake", pledging that Tehran would face consequences for its actions. "Iran made a big mistake tonight and will pay for it," he warned Iran hours after the attack.
Iran celebrates post missile attack
Fighters from Iran-backed Shiite groups celebrate on the streets of Basra, Iraq, following the IRGC's missile attack on Israel. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps confirmed the launch of multiple missiles and threatened further "crushing attacks" if Israel retaliates. (Reuters)