Damage inside one of the high-rise apartment buildings affected by the Iranian ballistic missile impact in Beersheba.

It appears that the Iranian ballistic missile may have impacting the road, just barely missing this block of high-rise apartment buildings in Beersheba.

Thick black smoke can be seen rising and vehicles burn at the site of an Iranian ballistic missile impact directly outside of a high-rise apartment block in Beersheba, Southern Israel.

What appears to be the crater from the Iranian ballistic missile impact right outside of an apartment block in Beersheba, Southern Israel. A true miracle!

Significant damage seen to the apartment block which the Iranian ballistic missile landed outside of in Beersheba, hopefully all of the residents were in their shelters when the impact occurred.

Another photo of the impact crater from the Iranian ballistic missile which landed outside of an apartment building in Beersheba.

A Magen David Adom (MDA) paramedic said from the impact site in Beersheba:

"We quickly arrived at the scene with large forces of intensive care vehicles, ambulances and motorcycles and saw thick smoke and cars on fire, and in one of the buildings there was visible destruction, and damage to other apartments. We have set up two points to treat the injured and are conducting medical examinations for residents who are leaving the buildings. At the same time, together with forces of the Homefront Command, the fire department and the police, we are conducting scans of the building with the destruction and the other apartments that were damaged to ensure that no one is injured in the apartments.”

Minor damage caused to several buildings in the Gav-Yam Negev Advanced Technologies Park within the city of Beersheba, following this morning’s impact of a ballistic missile fired by Iran.

Overnight, the Israeli Air Force downed at least four drones launched by Iran against Israel, with footage showing the shoot down of two “Arash-2” long-range attack drones by an AH-64 “Apache” with the IAF.

Following the arrival Wednesday of three planes from Iran at Muscat International Airport in Oman, initially claimed to have been carrying a diplomatic delegation which was later denied by Iran. Three additional aircraft, two Boeing 737s with Saha Airlines and an Airbus A320 with Meraj Air, have just left Iranian airspace and appear to be preparing to land once again in Muscat.

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz in a post this morning’s on X directed at Hezbollah:

“The Hezbollah Secretary-General is not learning a lesson from his predecessors and is threatening to act against Israel in accordance with the Iranian dictator's orders.

I suggest to the Lebanese proxy to be careful and understand that Israel has lost patience with terrorists who threaten it.

If there is terrorism, there will be no Hezbollah.”

Over the last 24 hours, at least 20 C-17A “Globemaster III” and C-5M “Galaxy” Strategic Heavy-Lift Transports with the U.S. Air Force have arrived at airbases in the Middle East from Europe, most originating from bases in the United States, carrying additional air-defense systems, munitions, support equipment, and personnel, as preparations are in full-swing for the U.S. to potentially join Israel in their ongoing war against Iran.

According to authorities in Iran, it is believed that at least five million residents have so far evacuated the Iranian capital of Tehran, following the start of airstrikes last Friday by Israel and this week’s post by U.S. President Trump.

Iran will only agree to meet with the United States for renewed nuclear talks if Israel agrees to stop striking the country, Iranian negotiators told their European counterparts at a meeting today in Geneva, Switzerland, according to CNN.