HEADLINES
Iran Launches 200 Missiles in Multi-Front Attack
Israel Vows Heavy Retaliation Amid Escalating War
Regional Tensions Surge as Iran and Allies Strike
The time is now 04:00 PM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report.
Israel remains under a multi-front attack as hostilities escalate across seven key areas: Iran, Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and Yemen. Over the past 16 hours, Iranian forces have launched a barrage exceeding 200 missiles and drones into Israeli territory, targeting civilian centers and military infrastructure alike. The Iranian Revolutionary Guards have claimed responsibility for these strikes, which are part of a coordinated operation called "Operation Promise of Truth 3," aimed at exerting pressure on Israel following its ongoing military actions against Iran's nuclear program.
In response, the Israeli Defense Forces have conducted targeted airstrikes against Iranian military sites and nuclear assets, with jets continuing operations to degrade Iran’s nuclear capabilities. Israeli officials, including Defense Minister Israel Katz, have condemned Iran’s missile attacks, emphasizing that Iran has crossed red lines by targeting civilian populations. Katz stated that Israel will ensure Iran pays a very heavy price for its "heinous actions," reiterating the country’s commitment to defending its citizens.
The situation has led to widespread alerts across Israel, with sirens sounding in Jerusalem, Haifa, the Negev, and the Golan Heights. In the Gaza Strip, militants have launched over 150 additional projectiles towards southern Israel, prompting the activation of civil defense measures and evacuation protocols. Israeli military sources warn that further missile and drone attacks are possible, and that the country must remain vigilant as additional waves may occur within minutes.
Meanwhile, in Lebanon, armed groups have claimed responsibility for launching rockets into northern Israel, with some reports indicating over 300 projectiles fired from Iranian-backed forces. The Lebanese army and United Nations peacekeeping forces are monitoring the situation closely.
In Syria, reports confirm that Iranian forces and allied militias have targeted Israeli positions in the Golan Heights with indirect fire, as Israel responds with airstrikes against what it describes as Iranian military infrastructure. Iraq has also seen increased activity, with reports of Iranian-backed groups preparing for potential attacks on Israeli interests.
Internationally, there has been heightened diplomatic activity. US President Donald Trump has reportedly spoken with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, emphasizing the importance of cooperation and preparedness in the face of Iran’s actions.
Domestically, the Israeli government is urging citizens to adhere to safety protocols, including remaining in protected areas and avoiding dissemination of location-specific footage that could aid enemy forces. The Israeli military has issued a stern warning to media outlets against publishing videos of missile strikes, citing security concerns.
Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei of Iran has issued a stark warning, vowing that Iran's forces will act without restraint and aiming to make Israel “miserable,” following Israel’s ongoing operations against Iranian nuclear targets. The Iranian regime claims its military responded precisely to Israeli actions, attacking multiple military centers as part of the "Operation Promise of Truth 3."
In addition to the military developments, reports indicate that Iran and its proxies are preparing for further escalation, with intelligence suggesting a potential third wave of missile strikes. Civil authorities in Israel are on high alert, and emergency services are treating injured civilians—at
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