An Iranian missile has reportedly struck a building in the Gush Dan region of Tel Aviv, marking a serious escalation in the ongoing regional conflict. The strike was first reported by the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth and has since been followed by further developments across central Israel.
According to Israeli media, ten missiles were launched by Iran. Of these, five were intercepted by Israel’s air defence systems. The remaining missiles appear to have hit multiple locations, including densely populated areas.
One of the confirmed impact sites is Holon, a city just south of Tel Aviv. A fire broke out in a building following a direct missile strike, prompting an immediate emergency response. Firefighters and rescue teams are currently working at the scene to contain the blaze and assess potential casualties.
Authorities have not yet released official figures on injuries or fatalities, and the full extent of the damage is still being evaluated. Emergency services remain on high alert as assessments continue.
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