Air raid sirens once again sounded in various parts of Israel in the early hours of the 14th, as Iran launched a new round of missile attacks on Israel.
In a statement, the Israeli military said that after confirming that Iran had launched missiles at Israel, alarms were sounded in several regions of Israel, and the public was advised to follow the instructions issued by the Homeland Defense Command. The Israeli Air Force is carrying out interception and strike missions to eliminate the threats.
On the evening of the 13th, the Israeli military also noted that Iran launched two rounds of ballistic missile attacks on Israel that night, firing a total of nearly 100 missiles.
A large number of missiles streaked across the night sky over Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, followed by the sound of explosions.
The Israeli military said that Iran launched nearly 100 missiles at Israel within an hour, most of which were intercepted by Israel's air defense system or did not hit their targets. A small number of buildings were affected, some of which were caused by debris from the interceptions.
Israeli media reported that a building in Tel Aviv was hit by a missile.
According to the latest statistics from the Israeli emergency organization