Interception attempts by David's Sling.

Alerts near Gaza.
Likely a false alarm.

Booster from an intercepted Iranian missile seen in Jericho, West Bank.

The sky over the Middle East right now following Iran's retaliatory attacks against Israel.

One rocket was reportedly launched from the Gaza Strip, but failed in flight.

Unconfirmed.

Repeated ballistic missile launches from Iran to Israel

Edit: False identification

Unconfirmed reports of an explosion in Bandar-e Mahshahr, southwestern Iran.

Repeated ballistic missile launches from Iran to central Israel.

Early warning alerts in Jerusalem

The explosions heard in Bandar-e Mahshahr were from airstrikes (presumably Israeli) on the Karun Petrochemical Complex.

Might be a cluster missile.

Sirens in 1-2 mins

Approaching the West Bank. Will fly to Jerusalem.

The ballistic missile launch took place from near Tehran.

Intercepted over Jordan by a THAAD.

Sirens are sounding in Amman, Jordan, due to the threat of falling debris.

Iran's second retaliatory attack on Israel consisted of at least 8 ballistic missiles, launched from central, northern, and northwestern Iran. The Houthis in Yemen launched 1 missile as well.

So far, since the beginning of Israel's retaliatory attacks against Iran, 12 ballistic missiles have been launched, including 8 from Iran and 4 from Yemen. Central Israel was targeted by 5 missiles, southern Israel was targeted by 5 missiles, and Prince Sultan Airbase in Saudi Arabia was targeted by 2 missiles.

Only one impact has been confirmed, in an open area of the West Bank. Most missiles were intercepted by Israeli, Jordanian, and Saudi air defence.

The map below shows the approximate flight routes of the missiles launched.

A fire is seen burning at the Karun Petrochemical Complex in Bandar-e Mahshahr, southwestern Iran, following Israeli airstrikes.

A booster from an intercepted Iranian ballistic missile seen burning in western Jordan.

The IDF confirms carrying out several airstrikes on the Karun Petrochemical Complex in Bandar-e Mahshahr, southwestern Iran.