In the context, the Israeli army spokesman announced that it had monitored the firing of missiles from Iran towards Israel, stressing that the defense systems are working to intercept this threat.
He called on the Israelis to “enter the protected areas as soon as the warning is received, and to stay there until further notice,” stressing that “it will not be allowed to leave the protected area until after receiving explicit instructions;
The sirens were marked in the far north of Israel, in dozens of Israeli settlements and cities on the border with Lebanon, and in the occupied Syrian Golan.
The sirens were also marked in central Israel, and in southern Israel.
The Army Radio said that Iran launched 4 missile waves, while the “Wint” website reported that at least 7 missiles were landed in different areas of Israel.
The mayor of Ashdod announced the landing of a road along the city.
The moment the Iranian missile fell in Ashdod.
The missile explosion is heard in the sky of Tel Aviv.
Channel 12 said that this is the longest launch of the warning sirens since the war began, noting that the sirens have been calling for about 35 minutes.
Later, the Israeli army announced in a statement that “after assessing the situation, the Domestic Front Command announced that it is now allowing to leave the protected places in several areas across Israel. Search and rescue teams are working in several locations across the country where reports have been received about the fall of projectiles.
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