Sirens and blasts reported in Jerusalem after missile warning
Sirens were heard in Jerusalem and central Israel after the military warned of missiles from Iran. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel’s military response against Iran is ongoing. Emergency services reported no immediate injuries from the missile fire, but some people were hurt while seeking shelter. The situation remains tense as both sides continue their actions.
What we know
- Sirens sounded in Jerusalem and central Israel after a military warning of incoming missiles from Iran.
- Israel’s Magen David Adom emergency services reported no immediate injuries from the missile fire.
- Some people were injured while heading to protected areas and others suffered from anxiety.
- First responders say 11 people have been killed and dozens injured in Israel since Iran began firing missiles in retaliation for joint US-Israeli strikes.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel’s military offensive against Iran is “not done yet.”
