Series of missile launches from Iran leaves 3 lightly wounded in Tel Aviv, one moderately wounded in Bnei Brak

Sirens sounded across central Israel as missiles were launched from Iran, with impacts reported in Tel Aviv, Bnei Brak and Ramat Gan; four people were wounded, including one in moderate condition after a residential building was hit

Air raid sirens were activated in a series of communities across central Israel.
A person in moderate condition was found in a building that was struck in Bnei Brak, and MDA teams evacuated him to Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv. At the same time, MDA crews were dispatched to scan another site where an impact was reported in Ramat Gan.
Site of impact in Bnei Brak
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נפילת רסיס בתל אביב
נפילת רסיס בתל אביב
(Photo: MDA)
Footage: Shrapnel falls in Tel Aviv
(Video: Police)
Interception in Nahariya
Earlier, sirens sounded across central Israel, several impact sites were identified in Tel Aviv, possibly due to the launch of a cluster missile; at the same time, sirens were activated in the Nahariya area over fire from Lebanon, following launches toward Acre and the Krayot.
MDA teams are also providing medical treatment to three people who were lightly wounded earlier at one of the impact sites in Tel Aviv.

Iranian soldiers flee launch site struck by Israeli airstrike — and are eliminated

During Israeli military operations in western Iran, the Israeli Air Force struck a drone storage facility located within a launch site in the region, the IDF said. According to the military, Air Force surveillance later identified Iranian regime soldiers fleeing the site after the strike.
Rare footage from western Iran: Israeli Air Force eliminates soldiers from Iran’s drone unit as they flee storage and launch site struck in airstrike
(Video: IDF)
“In a rapid, real-time closing of the loop, Israeli Air Force aircraft tracked the soldiers and eliminated them in several separate strikes,” the IDF spokesperson said.
First published: 12:22, 03.15.26
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